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• Computer recognizes the usb microphone and the head set with the sound prompt but not instructions to continue.

  Original title: usb speaker and seeded

  c.p. recognize the usb microphone and head studded promp sound but no instructions to continue. I am trying to add voices or narration to my editing of soundtrack.

  Hi Billylambert,

  1 Windows operating system you are using?

  2. What is the brand and model of headphones and microphone?

  3. what video editing software do you use?

  4. were you able to use the device before without any problem?

  5. have you made a recent software or hardware changes to the system?

  If you are using Windows 7, you can try to run the Audio recording utility and check if it helps.
  Open the troubleshooting of Audio recording

  For more information, see the article:

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

• Control USB microphone volume control

  Hi all.  It's me again.  I have a USB microphone connected to my XP machine.  I can't find a way to adjust the input volume.  When I'm not looking for?

  Start > Control Panel > sounds and Audio devices > Audio tab > 'Volume' button in the section "sound recording."

  If using the "categories" of the control panel display, then start > Panel > sounds, speech, and Audio devices > adjust the Volume of the > Audio tab > 'Volume' button in the section "sound recording."

• How to set up a USB Microphone and a headphone audio jack at the same time on Windows 7?

  I recently bought a CAD u37 USB microphone for use in various records and a commentator game on Youtube when I came across a problem. When I plugged the microphone all other sounds immediately extinguished and I couldn't hear the game. I tried to unplug and re - plug in the headphones and the microphone, even play with no helmet without result.

  I did some research and found out it's because the microphone is automatically configured for audio input and output and the card sound/headset, not having a configuration. I've recently considered buying a $5 female jack audio converter USB to work around this problem.
  Will this work, or just be a waste of money? Are there simpler solutions like a flick of a switch of audio control panel configuration? Are there any programs that will allow me to configure the audio and input output? Is it still possible? Thank you!

  Hi Ben,

  I suggest you try to connect USB female to the converter audio jack, this should help to solve the problem with simultaneous USB microphone and audio input jack using headphones.

  If you have any more questions, respond to this post with the State of the question. I'll be happy to help you.

• How to add a USB microphone?

  I am trying to add a Blue Snowball USB microphone for use in first Pro CS5, but it does not appear under the audio hardware.  No idea why?

  If it worked in iMovie, then the computer is see it very well. In the first (connect the microphone before opening the first) go to the "Audio equipment" tab in preferences. Your "Default Input" drop-down list should list your snowball; If this is the case, go ahead and choose it, even if you don't have to. Looks like you've already tried this well. You connect the microphone before you start the first? And just to be sure that the computer is seeing the mic, go into your system preferences > Sound > entry and see that it is registered. Nice to go directly to the sound prefs keyboard shortcut is "Opt + Volume Up" (in fact, the volume keys work.

  Let me know and we can go from there.

  Also, you said you were on CS5, so things are different.

  I guess you have tried these instructions?

  Set up a microphone USB (Mac OS)

  1. In the application Configuration Audio and Midi in utilities, go to Audio > open aggregate device Editor.

  2. Check each of the following:

     • Your USB microphone.
     • An additional input device, for example, Line In.
     • An output device
  3. Select this new global device within Premiere Pro Audio hardware preferences panel.

• Two USB microphones on a computer = a track, two voices... right?

  Hey everybody,

  I apologize for my ignorance, but I have a long list of things to learn about technology, and I learned a lot about computer specifications and features, so I went a little bit. I just finished a list of parts for a custom version, and once this is done, I need to establish a method for the monitoring of sound. I saw on a few threads here that you cannot build two microphones mapped onto a separate track each unless you use a pre microphone or mixer with multiple microphone inputs... and it's unfortunate, because, after spending more than $1 k for the computer, I'm not really willing to spend hundreds more on an intermediate device , microphones, stands, pop filters AND cables. Other than the microphone preamp, it's at least two of everything, and it will get expensive fast.

  So... If I use two USB microphones on a computer with Adobe hearing, then the voice of every microphone will be record for a single track, correct? If I wanted to change the voice, I have to go until then individual time during the track instead of referring to, say, "A track to voice A" or "Track B voice B," right?

  House777 wrote:

  So... If I use two USB microphones on a computer with Adobe hearing, then the voice of every microphone will be record for a single track, correct? If I wanted to change the voice, I have to go until then individual time during the track instead of referring to, say, "A track to voice A" or "Track B voice B," right?

  Not much, so no chance to work at all, I'm afraid. Most people have a little trouble to make a USB microphone is working correctly, and I'm not aware of that anyone ever get both working at the same time. I'm not saying that this is absolutely impossible, but there is a good chance they are.

  The problem is that the hearing is focused on the ASIO, and Steinberg (who invented) have determined that because he hits his way in the OS to give you better performance of latency, you can only use one device at a time. And your USB microphone is a device. There is just an outside possibility using ASIO4ALL you can aggregate two USB devices I have the feeling that there is something else that could stop this work - these devices are very slippery, and pilots with them generally aren't much anyway. So you can try it if you want - but I think you would be wasting money. And above all that, you'd have no supervision available (limited to a new device), or if you purchased a USB microphone with a headphone jack on it, you would very quickly find embarrassing how what is...

  Which brings me to:

  After spending more than 1 k $ for the construction of the computer, I'm not really willing to spend hundreds more on microphones, an intermediate device, pop filters, stands, AND cables. Other than the microphone preamp, it's at least two of everything, and it will get expensive fast.

  To start, you can buy pop and stands filters independently, so it isn't in the equation. Cables really are not expensive (especially if you learn to do it yourself), and there are a number of mixers small enough at a great price with links of USB, and which also provide the replay and monitoring. For example, if you have purchased a Behringer Eurorack UB802, you could pan each microphone on the side of the stereo, and it would let you separate them. It's simple for this divided into a pair of mono channels, so that you can edit them separately if you wish.

  And your overall cost is going to be very similar. USB microphones is more expensive than their equivalents not USB, and something like the Behringer will make the difference. So for a similar expense, you will get a system that works, more viable output and some monitoring available. I would say it was a mistake, myself.

• The Yeti USB Microphone Blue is compatible with iPad Air?

  Hi all

  I recently bought a Yeti USB Microphone blue after reading was consistent with an iPad (iOS 9.2) of Air using a powered USB hub and cables needed.

  I have the mic plugged into the USB hub powered through cable, the iPad plugged into the hub via iPad charging cable and the hub plugged into a socket via the supplied adapter. The iPad, however, does not seem to recognize the microphone at all. Is there something that I am missing or something that maybe, I do not consider?

  Any help on this would be much appreciated.

  Happy 2016!

  According to the website of Blue, all their microphones are compatible. They say however that not all powered USB hubs will work. They do not say why or how whether your choice will be. They mention a Belkin 4 port.

  The other thing I noticed... they use on an iPad analog 30PIN connector 2. Maybe the lightning digital connector is not compatible.

  http://bluemic.com/blog/2011/03/snowballonipad/

• How can I download photos in Gallery windows on USB microphone please

  HOW CAN I DOWNLOAD PHOTOS IN GALLERY WINDOWS ON USB MICROPHONE PLEASE

  HI Margaret Winwood.

  There is no way to directly copy the photos from Windows Photo Gallery into the micro USB drive.
  You will need to manually copy the pictures from the original location of the pictures on the computer, and then manually copy into the microphone connected to the computer player.

  Try the following steps to copy photos in the micro drive.

  (a) right click on the photo in Windows Photo Gallery and then click Open file location.
  (b) now right-click of the photo, click on copy, then open the Windows USB drive and paste it.

  Windows Photo Gallery: frequently asked questions
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/Windows-Photo-Gallery-frequently-asked-questions

• I accidentally delete the record microphone to sound property. sleekbook 14 tsb132tx

  help please, I accidentally delete the record microphone to sound property.

  where can I download the microphone for my sleekbook 14 B132tx TS.

  help please someone.

  Thanks in advance.

  Hello

  Do a right-click the speaker icon in the taskbar, then select recording devices.

  Right-click on an empty area of the next window and enter a tick against the "Show disabled devices" and "Show disconnected devices".

  If your microphone will now appear in the list of devices, right click, and then select activate.

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• The 8.1 Windows USB microphone volume is extremely low

  I have a Samson C01U USB microphone. It's a plug-and-play microphone. There is no driver for it. There is no firmware for it. You just plug in, and it works.

  This microphone has always worked perfectly. When I used Windows 7, I put the volume of it at about 40-50% and everything seemed crisp, clear and strong. On Windows 8, it's incomprehensible unless I put the volume to 90%, but even at this moment, he is not strong enough. Providing 100% results in a lot of noise in the background.

  This is not the first time, someone raised this issue because it is very common to all individuals with a plug-and-play USB microphone:

  http://www.overclock.NET/t/1323451/Windows-8-mic-issue

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/Windows/en-us/2da97f80-f58b-4635-ACBF-9dd7292ed752/microphone-very-low-volume?Forum=w8itprohardware

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/windows_8-hardware/low-USB-microphone-recording-volume-AT2020/9528f797-65c8-4033-A4D6-39995cd0d074

  Has there never been a fix for this problem?

  Hello

  Thanks for the reply.

  As you mentioned that you have checked the matter with another micro but you still face this problem. We already tried to uninstall and reinstall the drivers. I suspect that this problem is a hardware problem. Check the issue with a local technician.

• USB Microphone setting

  Suppose I have a USB microphone, with technical specifications, 16-bit, 48 kHz. Now, when I change the setting in the Audio hardware preferences, selecting anything other than 48K of the questions? Futher when you save an audio file, can I save it to higher bit depth. If Yes, how is it possible, as the microphone is only sending 16-bit per sample at a rate of 48K, and we are recording at the depth of bit higher and higher sampling rates.

  subhashishd58601764 wrote:

  Suppose I have a USB microphone, with technical specifications, 16-bit, 48 kHz. Now, when I change the setting in the Audio hardware preferences, selecting anything other than 48K of the questions?

  Once you have selected the device, then in theory you could save in any case; but only if you let the operating system, which it would almost certainly be automatically re - sample. So, a record at 48 k is definitely the way to go. If you need the result to a different sample rate, let hearing then - much higher quality conversion.

  Futher when you save an audio file, can I save it to higher bit depth. If Yes, how is it possible, as the microphone is only sending 16-bit per sample at a rate of 48K, and we are recording at the depth of bit higher and higher sampling rates.

  You can save to a greater depth of bit - but all that will happen is if, for example, you have saved in a 24 bit file, the 8 least significant bits are backed up by zeros.

  Bottom line - your microphone provides a binary stream of 16-bit 48 k. Nothing you can do will improve the quality of this; You'll end up just using more storage for the same signal, and if we re - sample on the way, a lower result.

• First CC 2014 and Samson C01U USB microphone

  Hi, I have a problem with a samson C01U USB microphone because it does not recognize first cc 2014 in the hardware section (mac version). It's curious because hearing recognizes perfectly, it works well. Any solution? Thank you

  Pausoka wrote:

  Hi, I have a problem with a samson C01U USB microphone because it does not recognize first cc 2014 in the hardware section (mac version). It's curious because hearing recognizes perfectly, it works well. Any solution?

  Using microphones USB pr on OS X can be difficult.  Run the utility of setting up Audio and Midi (part of Mac OS X) and create a new aggregate device.  Says, add the micro USB as "entry", so that any device output you use (Line Out, integrated, etc.) as output.

  After return to proportional representation in the config of Audio material , choose this new global device as the audio device.  As you put the MIC and your output devices, you will be able to use it as an input and output device.

  Finally, you want to create a new audio track which is mono only.  This track allows to record from the microphone.

  That should do the trick for you.

• USB microphone is not listed in the Audio of first drop down hardware

  Hi all.

  First of all, I would be grateful very gladly any idea here because I'm totally stuck with this tent to record a voice on the track.

  The title is pretty self-explanatory. I work on Mac OS X and first Pro CS5 and I would like to record an audio track, but the USB microphone is not displayed. I have already read several forum discussions and followed the steps, but this problem has not yet been mentioned.

  That's what I did several times without success:

  1 - Connect the USB cable and check that MacOS recognizes. It works very well.

  2 - in Premiere Pro mark taken as a track record. Error message because no input device has been declared.

  3 - premiere Pro > > Preferences > > Audio-Hardware-> no microphones on the menu drop down.

  4 - Open audio and Midi and I add all microphones to Premiere Pro (Line-In, built-in and USB device).

  5-return to step 3: reopen the project > > Preferences > > Audio-Hardware-> Line-In and integrated appears, but not yet of micro USB.

  I was able to record with the built-in microphone, but I don't know what is happening to the USB one. In fact, if I go back to step 4 and open the audio and Midi, boxes that I had checked once reappear unchecked.

  I don't understand what is happening. Thank you in advanced for your help.

  I'm a PC guy, but if I had your problem I would try to turn off the microphone integrated and entry at the level of the BONE, so that the only possible option for the operating system and applications of line would be the USB microphone.

  I use a Logitech USB headset and Pr CS6 has no difficulty to recognize or record with her.

  Jeff

• Tascam-144 and samson c01u usb microphone

  Hello, me with even more problems.

  I use a tascam US-144 as audio device mk2, which has 2 xlr inputs... However, my usb microphone (I bought before the tascam) and I can't for the life of me work a way to implement the tascam, both the micro usb at the same time. Therefore, to use th samson usb mic I have tascam pilots to the generic producer audition drivers, which are really bad. I have asio drivers but for some reason, I can't work with the tascam either. Grrr.

  any ideas guys? the only thing I can think is:

  1. buy a condenser xlr (what is annoing I like samson)

  2 buy a card his decent pci to use instead of the tascam, only use the tascam when I need (i.e. the recording instruments).

  the two options involve spending more money, I have after getting the tascam I thought that my needs would be met, so be a little bored. but, if you guys have any other ideas?

  Thank you

  I think that you will find it impossible to combine. Two reasons for this: ASIO as a system can only cope with an audio device - period. In order to have the Tascam and a USB microphone running at the same time with ASIO simply is not possible. This is a limitation of Steinberg, not an Adobe one. Even if you try to work around this problem by using the MS drivers for both, you're always stuffed, however, and this is the main reason why it won't work - you haven't synced the two devices together, and without doing this you will meet click and appears galore. Not only that, but you can't synchronize them - there is no way to do it at all.

  Your only realistic option here is to whisk the Samson mic on eBay and get less equivalent USB.

• USB Microphone (headset) do not pick up sound

  Hello.

  I am currently using a headset (wired) Gioteck EX - 05 USB. The drivers installed perfectly (to my knowledge), and my recording devices in my PC recognizes that a microphone is there. However, from this moment, he can only play her even though the helmet itself. The microphone just not my voice, and I know that it actually works, since I've used it before, and when I listen well "Listen to this device ' I hear a kind of static electricity, but nothing else.

  My PC works on Windows 7, and to my knowledge the on-board sound is "VIA HD Audio Deck", while the majority of the solutions I've seen about Realtek seem not to apply.

  Attempts to try to correct what I've tried so far are put in different USB slots and uninstalling the drivers and allowing them to reinstall.

  I just got a new helmet tomorrow because I think we can the drivers simply do not work on W7. However, if I can get this to work I will not need to buy a new helmet. On the other hand, maybe I need a wire to the top if this new headset does not work, as at the time it could be something on my end PC and not the headphones.

  Solved the problem. Problem was in the helmet itself. Got a new helmet and now it works.