Can this be plugged into the mic input of a computer and record to a file?
1635738
Yes. I used the Quicktap to troubleshoot incident reports of Voice Quality problems on IP phones. The 3.5mm plug from the QuickTap was plugged into my laptop, where I ran a recording program like Audacity to record the quality of the call and play it back as empirical evidence for troubleshooting.
1635739
Yes, it can. I had not done this personally, so I set up a test. I have a Dell Inspiron laptop running Windows 7. The only difference with the QuickTap setup was that instead of connecting the "audio from phone" cable into a tape or digital recorder, I connected to the microphone port on my laptop. I used Windows Sound Recorder, which came with Windows 7. It worked perfectly. On stopping the recording, I just had to give it a title and it was saved to my Documents as a .wma file.
52283
I would think the built in mic on a computer would be good enough for that. Are you speaking of a singing channel? Because then this would be perfect for recording
182634
Not directly. You would need an adapter or interface to plug this XLR mic into your laptop. This is a "professional " mic. If you only need something for the laptop, get something designed for that purpose.
607427
This should not be a problem! You can connect your mic to the XLR jack and use a 1/4" cable with an mini-stereo (on either end) to connect to your laptop. Levels should be adequate for most applications.
513748
It could as long as your computer has a 3.5mm input mic jack. And your audio output source has a RCA style output with L(white) and R(red) rca. Also you will need software that can support what you are trying to do. Hope this was helpful. Good Luck!
408322
You can but it's likely you'll need either an audio interface or mixing board for your mic. If you ready have either connected to your PC you should be fine.
1726042
I would say yes, why cant it be done. Of course it can be done, but the internal microphone has limited capabilities. By cutting out the soundcard on the computer you have an external source and it wont be cutting out at an improper recording level from my evperience. As an external input the feedback level is zil. The only problem with this converter is high tone or high level input..
11390
Sure. Just remember that it is a battery powered mic and you'll need to use the Mic-In port on your computer audio interface or set the audio control software (if available) to treat whatever line-in you're using as a mic level input.
1809383
No, it won't. A USB mic is to plug into your PC. You will plug a mic with a balanced XLR connector into this, or really any mixer. The USB functionality of this is to interchange signals between the mixer and the PC, it doesn't actually have a USB input for a signal like a mic.
1489104
Sorry but no. Like most similar recorders, plugging onto one of the connectors from an external source disables the built-in mics. To do what you are asking requires an external mixer.
597129
Hi Jose, I'm not sure I'd use this for record directly into a PC with some sort of buffer. This unit can boost a signal quite dramatically and you may overdrive or even blow out your PC's audio input circuitry. For nearly the same cost you may be able to find a unit that has a UBS output port to do the same. If you are careful with the output volume it certainly may work, just be careful about it.
828365
I don't see why it wouldn't be, but the sound quality is so poor I'm not sure why you would. The mic on your computer will sound as good or better if you want to record through audition.
2115985
As far as I know, yes, I use it to record with a Samson USB mic through Garageband. You might have a power draw issue where you'll need to use a powered USB hub for the mic, but that isn't always the case.
103947
you could and it would work , but I don´t know about the quality of the recording since that is only for monitoring purposes. If there is line out in your keyboard I would use that
343132
I've never used it that way but you would need an adapter in order to connect it to a computer. The mic uses a 1/4 inch plug" while most computers use a stereo mini mic input.
1124351
No, you probably can't use this for a laptop into the mic jack. These kind of microphones need some amount of power which laptop jacks typically fail to provide. You need to plug this into a receiver which can power the mic.
1708998
No this would be used to connect a midi device to a computer. You would need an audio interface to connect a microphone.