Whether you're recording a podcast, musical track or field recording, you want to ensure that your audio is crystal clear every time. Condenser microphones are an excellent tool that delivers high sensitivity to capture subtle nuances and smooth frequency response.
Whether you're plucking, drumming, singing or speaking, condenser microphones create high-quality audio. Read the steps listed below and learn about how to use a condenser microphone on your computer.
Firstly, when you plug in the microphone, you need to wait for the computer or another device to fully boot up. Sometimes, If you plug it in before or when you turn it on, the microphone may not respond.
Secondly, microphone setting: small speaker in the lower right corner - right-click, the recording device adjusts the existing microphone to the default device in the recording, then double-click the microphone or point attribute, in the level you can adjust the volume of the microphone. The microphone to strength noise suppression and echo cancellation are selected in the enhancement.
Thirdly, do not plug the microphone into the USB hub, but plug the microphone into the USB port of the computer.
Fourth, if you have other microphone cables, you can try to see if it works on the microphone. If it works, it is a problem with the microphone cable.
Five, device compatibility - Would you please tell us what is the device you are using? If your device is not compatible, could you try to find out if other devices are available?
Now you're ready to record.
A04-How to connect the microphone to the computer?
STEP 1: Go to "Windows setting".
STEP 2: Select "System"
STEP 3: Select "Sound"and go to "Sound Control Pannel"
STEP 4: Set AM100 as default recording device in
"Recording"of sound setting.
STEP 5: Double click "Maono podcaster AM100"
go to "Properties",and select "Levels"and set it
to100.
STEP 6: Set the AM100 as default playback
device in "Playback"of sound setting.
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