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• How to connect a microphone to a mac pro 2013

  I do not see an entry icon only pregnant micro and headphones. Any suggestions on connect a microphone to the voice on the recording?

  Use a USB microphone.

• How to connect a microphone to capacitor for Mac Book Pro?

  Hi all

  After recently to buy a NW-700 Neewer and set up, I plugged it on my which seems to me to be a model 2012 or 2013 the Mac Book Pro, only to see that he has been received as headphones and tab out of my sound preferences. I don't think that there is something wrong with the microphone as I had also bought and hooked to a phantom power source. After you pass the cables through the power source, I plugged my card TRS in a TRS FosPower additional to the PLUG adapter, knowing that Mac does not accept audio TRS jacks. And then after all that, I plugged this card into my computer which was accepted as a helmet instead of a microphone.

  I have a theory, that the FosPower adapter converts only the input signals and the computer then thought of as a helmet. What do you think?

  Here are some pictures to help.

  The Mic

  

  Phantom power

  

  Adapter

  

  Before the plug-in

  

  Once the adapter is connected

  

  

  Thanks for your help,

  G

  Hi garretthelp,

  I understand that you are having trouble to get your microphone Neewer NW-700 to be recognized as a device on your MacBook Pro.  If the TRS FosPower to adapter PLUG does not work for you, have you tried using an audio interface with standard XLR connections for your audio configuration?    Which application you use on your Mac?  No matter what settings are you using in the Mac system preferences should also be done in the settings of the audio application as well.  I will include information for GarageBand below for your reference.

  I found the Web site of the manufacturer of your product and enter the SKU for the microphone Support page, but they do not have a manual available at the moment.  So, if using an interface standard audio does not resolve the problem, you will need to contact Neewer for more information.

  Plug in a microphone

  You can connect a microphone to your computer to record your voice, an acoustic instrument or any other sound on an audio track in GarageBand. You can connect a microphone to the port of audio input of your computer, a USB port, or, for better audio, an audio interface connected to a FireWire or USB port on your computer. You can also use your computer's built-in microphone to record sound.

  After you connect a microphone, you choose the input source for the range that you want to save in, and then turn eventually followed. Monitoring allows you to hear you play so you can hear the part you want to record as well as the rest of the project.

  Connect a microphone to your computer

  Do one of the following:

  • If you use your computer's built-in microphone, select the Microphone as the source of entry into GarageBand > Preferences > Audio > devices.

  • Plug the microphone on your computer audio input port (if she has a), then choose integrated input as input source of the track.

    

• Connect a USB microphone to a USB port on your computer. Choose the USB microphone as input source of the track.

  

• Connect an audio interface to a USB or FireWire port, then a microphone for the audio interface for recording.

  

• Connect a console audio mixer or console in an audio interface connected to your computer.

Set the input for a microphone source

1. Select the audio track.

2. Click the Smart Controls to open the smart controls, and then click the Inspector button of .

3. In the recording settings section, choose one of the following on the shortcut menu of the entry:

   • If you use your computer's built-in microphone, choose the built-in Microphone.

   • If you use a microphone connected to your computer's audio input port, choose built-in input.

     If the integrated entry does not appear in the menu, choose GarageBand > Preferences, click Audio / MIDI, then choose enter integrated in the context menu of the Audio input.

   • If you use a microphone connected to a USB port, select the microphone.

   • If you use a microphone connected to an audio interface, choose the number of the channel for the microphone.

     If channels audio interface do not appear in the menu, choose GarageBand > Preferences, click Audio / MIDI, then choose the audio interface in the context menu of the Audio input.

   Make sure the format matches the microphone or instrument. Choose a mono for monophonic instruments (with a single channel), then a stereo input to stereo devices (with a pair of channels).

4. Drag the recording level slider to change the level of input to the sound source volume.

   If the recording level slider is dimmed, you cannot change the volume of entry in GarageBand. In this case, use the volume control on the unit.

Take care

• Can I connect 3 microphones to a SX20 using some kind of adapter to 'Y '?

  Hello

  We understand that the SX20 support up to 2 microphones, but we wonder if it is possible to connect 3 using some adapter in 'Y' or the 3rd party hardware?

  Thank you!

  Chris.

  If you want to use the microphones that come with the SX20, then no, you cannot really do.

  If you are happy to use 3rd microphones group, you can feed the in to a table of external microphone mixer and then in the SX20.

  There are already a few threads on this - see:

  3rd - party - microphones - cisco - telepresence

  3 rd-party-2nd-mic-sx20

  or elsewhere on the Interwebs, such as connect-third-party-microphone-to-cisco

  Wayne
  --
  Remember the frequency responses and mark your question as answered as appropriate.

• Need help to connect a microphone to the hearing

  Hello!

  I am having trouble doing something that seems very basic. I can't set up my microphone to record in the hearing. I am a total newbie to any form of sound recording and don't know anything about. I'm going to be as specific as possible to help someone help me.

  I recently bought a microphone condenser Neewer NW-700. I have it running in a mixer Behringer Xenyx 802 via XLR to 2.5 mm (with a 3.5 mm adapter). Mixer does not have a USB connection so I ran it on my computer (Macbook Pro running OS X El Capitan 10.11.3 at the end of 2011) through a Behringer U-Control UCA222 USB Audio Adapter RCA.

  I went into Preferences > hardware Audio selected USB Audio CODEC for my default entry and exit and did the same thing in the settings of the sound of my Mac.

  When I went to Audition for record, the wave was flat and I could not hear everything that comes out of the speakers. I went to the Audio devices page on my Audio Setup and lunch where I was able to adjust the volume of Audio Out but not Audio In.

  This is as far as I'm away. I've been Google searching for about a week now and nothing has worked. I'm not sure it's a computer problem, a hardware problem or a hearing problem -as I said, I don't know anything about this kind of stuff.

  I appreciate all the advice. Thank you!

  I just googled your microphone and ryclark is spot on.   The XLR Plug to 3.5 mm cable included with microphone is completely useless - there are several videos that appeared on my taling research on this subject.

  You need an XLR - f for XLR - M cable to connect on your mixer, turn on the Phantom, follow-up instructions that I proposed above.

  I also write a letter to Neewer asking a discount because they provide a cable can possibly use.

• I want to connect two microphones hollow material III AudioLink in Acrobat Connect Pro

  Hello world

  I m trying to connect an AudioLink III hardware in a Mac operating system to use two microphones in the same meeting in Acrobat Connect Pro. But I Don t know why, just it s working a single channel, not both. In another hand, using other audio hardware, it works, but it didm´t work with sound equipment AudioLink III.  Any idea?

  I must say that in the preferences on Mac OS Lion mountain, the two channels of the III AudioLink system property. The problem comes from my Adobe Connect Pro meeting.

  I hope someone can help us.

  Sorry for my grammar. Greetings from the Spain.

  Javier Díaz-Toledo Gómez

  Instituto del Cine Madrid

  Hi Sameer,

  Yes, I select the Audio device entry, in this case, USB Audio coupon. The program recognizes the hardware, but just one of the two channels, that s the problem. I tried on Windows then too, but with the same results. I guess that that s a problem with this material.

  Thanks for your reply and your time.

  Javier Díaz-Toledo Gómez

  Instituto del Cine Madrid

• HP Envy: Unable to connect with microphone for laptop

  I have some clothes focus cat-earphones that come with a microphone that plugs into a socket of the headset themselves and then has a unique separate cord to plug into the laptop. The laptop also has a single listener of type. I'm on a HP Envy running windows 10. It also has beats audio on it if it's of any help.
  When I plug the computer recognizes only a helmet but there it lists as disconnected. It is said that the same thing in regards to playback sound however I can hear through the headset. I looked through a bunch of forums and support HP itself's website and nothing seems to work. Some people suggested going on the Manager realtek audio, but even if the laptop has about this realtek audio Manager doesn't seem to be here

  Hello

  I thought about it.  Thanks for your time

• Headset Bluetooth connects but microphone does not work

  I recently bought a blue Parrott Xpressway II Bluetooth headset to use with my Windows 7 computer and a Bluetooth of Rocketfish RF-MRBTAD adapter. First installation went well, and it worked for several hours. Then it disconnected and struggled to reconnect you to the top. Once he did reconnect, the helmet would work for reading, but not for the record.

  At the present time, I have:
  • Updated Bluetooth driver to the latest version.
  • Choose the Microphone headset as default device for recording in the sound section of the control panel.
  • Choose the Microphone headset as default device for playback in the sound section of the control panel.
  • Unplugged the headphones and then reconnected it.
  • Unplug the Bluetooth adapter and reconnected.
  • Restart the computer after each of these steps.

  So far, nothing seems to work. The headset is listed as peripheral by default for recording in the sound section of the control panel. (There the green check mark next to it). However, the helmet is clearly not pick up sound. No matter how hard I speak into the microphone, not a single green bar appears next to the list for headset.

  However, the network of microphones (which is simply registered as loan, with no green tick) straightens his. I see green bars appear next to his entry, when I make the noise. That microphone works, despite not selected.
  Can anyone offer advice on what I could do to get this working microphone? In the end, I want to use with Dragon Naturally Speaking. But for now, I'd settle for just the microphone to transmit all information.

  Hi Brian,.

  What is the brand and model of the computer?

  Method 1:
  I suggest to run the troubleshooter and check if that helps.

  (a) OpentheAudio recording utility by clicking the Start button, and then click Panel.

  (b) in the Search box, type Troubleshootingand then click on troubleshooting.

  (c) under hardware and sound, click Troubleshooting audio recording.

  Method 2:
  If him persists, try plugging the headphones on another computer as suggested by Sébastien M on September 12, 2013. Check to see if the problem occurs on the other computer.

  Check out the link for more information.

  Record audio with Sound Recorder
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-in/Windows7/record-audio-with-sound-recorder

  Hope this information helps. Answer the post with an up-to-date issue report to help you further.

• "Microphone is not connected.

  I have the same problem that the microphone is installed in my laptop. I tried to make a call on Skype, and it gives me a message "Microphone is not connected. I never disconnected it. It's inside the computer. I tried the update of drivers. It did not work. Mike really shows and it is said to 'work' but internal audio jack NVIDIA HDMI is grey and wrote not "connected". I can hear, but others can not hear me. I'm not very knowledgeble in computers. Help, please

  Hello

  You can also view these methods:
  Method 1:

  Check if the Microphone is activated or not.

  a. Click Start.

  b. click Control Panel.

  c. switch to Classic view.

  d. click on the sound.

  e. click on the recording tab.

  f. right-click in the empty space under Select recording device.

  g. display disabled devices.

  h. If the microphone is disabled, enable it.

  To configure the Microphone:
  
  http://www.Microsoft.com/enable/training/windowsvista/srmic.aspx
   
  Method 2:

  Connect one microphone, music player or other audio device to your computer

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/connect-a-microphone-music-player-or-other-audio-device-to-your-computer

• my microphone headset not connect his computer ~! where go to hang up?

  Remember - this is a public forum so never post private information such as numbers of mail or telephone!

  Ideas:

  • You have problems with programs
  • Error messages
  • Recent changes to your computer
  • What you have already tried to solve the problem

  Hello

  If a PC mic input is probably at the back of the computer.

  Connect one microphone, music player or other audio device to your computer
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/connect-a-microphone-music-player-or-other-audio-device-to-your-computer

  Check with the manufacturer of your system's support and their forums (if any).

  I hope this helps.

  Rob Brown - MS MVP - Windows Desktop Experience: Bike - Mark Twain said it right.

• Integrated microphone does not and shows to connect Windows Vista

  My microphone does not work, even not show as connected in (microphone) Windows vista

  Hi my microphone has problems. It works sometimes, but usually it does not. I don't know why it is, but maybe someone here can help you. It is really connected and activated, but it does not usually record as being connected. Does it only occasionally. I don't know if something is different when the microphone is, can't remember. I downloaded the latest drivers and have updated their but that did not help. I still have the same problem. Also, it seems that all audio services are running. So if anyone knows the solution I would be grateful.

  If you microphone/Line In set is activated and levels turned up, this is how its window should look like. Note the bar showing the Green microphone resumes his.

  

• Microphone does not work when the headset is connected (Windows 7 with Realtek HD Audio).

  I am a user in advance, but this got to be one of the funniest problems ever. First, I had 2 headphones with microphone.

  1. An old helmet specified with microphone
  2. A new headphones A4Tech HS-100 with microphone that I just bought

  Problem:

  • Using the new helmet I bought, when I plug the microphone (pink jack even) it works, but also when I plug in the headphones (same headphone jack), the microphone no longer works (cannot receive all the sounds, even if it is detected clear as already plugged) and only the work of helmet.

  The most funny thing is:

  • The old headset works fine when I plug the microphone (jack Pink) and headphones (headphones) to my ASUS N81V laptop.
  • When I plug the microphone on my laptop and plug the headphones to my iphone, the microphone and the headphones work!
  • To experiment more, my laptop has a HDMI output connected to an external HDMI monitor, when I connect the microphone on my laptop, only it works, but as soon as I connect the headphones to the headphone jack on the external HDMI monitor, the microphone works again!

  Things, I tried and does not work:

  • Maximize the microphone amp
  • Separate entry made in the audio Panel
  • Ensure the microphone is not dumb anywhere
  • Install the latest drivers from the manufacturer and realtek Web sites

  I want to get both my mic and headphones works when plugged the laptop, what exactly is the problem? Any help? Thank you very much.

  I have a similar problem with my netbook a built-in microphone running Windows Starter, that's how mine to get the fix:

  Control Panel - his - recording tab - click on Configure button - set up micro - Configuration of the Microphone Wizard.

  You'll see three choices 1. Headphones Microphone 2. Table microphone 3. Others.

  All what I have to do to fix my netbook is to select the desktop instead of headphones with Microphone Microphone (it has been revived somehow).

• How to connect an external Microphone for Dell inspiron 14z 5423

  Hello I have a dell inspiron 14z 5423 and I try to use the external microphone that I need, but I don't know if the socket on my laptop is good.

  Hello Nicolas,.

  Thanks for the quick response.

  It is possible that the computer won't recognize microphone correctly because of corrupted audio drivers.

  I suggest to update audio drivers from this link and then try to connect a microphone.
  Reference:
  http://www.Dell.com/support/home/us/en/19/product-support/product/Inspiron-14z-5423/drivers

  I hope this helps.

  Thank you

• Conversion of a microphone to a level signal level signal line.

  Friday, June 24, 2016

  Re: My computer: Mac mini (mid-2010)

  The model number is A1347

  Very well. I wonder if the community of Apple Support can help me with this problem.

  I bought a version a SADES 810 Gaming Headset which is supposed to be compatible with Mac in 2016. I tried to plug the headphones on my Mac mini in the hope that I would be able to have conversations using a magic Jack. While I hear people talking to me perfectly clear with the magic Jack, they did not intend to talk into the microphone of the headset.

  I tested the helmet with a chip "phone and the microphone and the headphones worked well." Thus, the microphone is not defective. I discovered that my Mac mini to model requires a microphone level line. The microphone on the "2016 new Version for PS4 SADES SA - 810 Gaming PC Headset Headset" is not level line, it seems, but the lower level of the microphone. Thus, the microphone of the headset is not turn off force, that he needs to work in making the Mac mini line level microphone.

  On a site I saw this quote:

  "Mic Level is the amount of signal you get a microphone. It is much lower than the level of the line and therefore need to be stimulated by a preamp to be usable in a recording situation. »

  What I need is the gadget that will allow me to connect the microphone level 3.5 mm headphones microphone, on my Mac mini, which will convert then the microphone level low in a line level signal, when plugged (at the level of the line) microphone jack/plug of the Mac mini. Is there such a gadget?

  T he one or two 3.5 mm Sockets?

  The headphone jack on the Mac should include a contact for a microphone. To check see it:

  How to use the Apple earphones with remote and mic with your Mac - Apple Support

• Never used front microphone input, correct Recorder window, no audio output.

  Sound input tape recorder going nowhere, an acoustic window is supposed to open, it does not work.

  There is a software that is missing in my computer portable pavilion g7.  Its media player is fine, its internet

  is fine, don't you miss that sound comes from the microphone input.  The sound recorder window is open and the

  record bar is moving because the entry varies, how do I get the sound to the speakers.  Never used this

  the option before, it might be defective from the factory.

  Problem solved.  You can not turn on computer with the microphone or other audio cable.

  If the computer does not meet the entries, you must connect the microphone or audio

  cable after connection and then a window will open allowing you to select the default entry.