Samson SE 50 WONT WORK

SOURCE: Samson C03 Microphone using with Realtek HD Audio Manager

SEU MICROFONE PRECISA DE UM RECURSO CHAMADO PHANTON POWER QUE NADA MAIS é DO QUE UMA ALIMENTAçãO DE 48 VOLTS, PORTANTO NECESSITA DE UM APARELHO INTERMEDIARIO, COMO UMA MESA DE SOM COM ESTE DISPOSITIVO OU UM ADAPTADOR PHANTON POWER COM SAIDA USB PARA O SEU PC, NO CASO DA MESA TAMBEM é NECESSARIO UMA PLACA DE AUDIO COM CONEXãO USB EXEMPLO UCA 202 DA BEHRINGER , PODES CRER Só ASSIM FUNCIONA E SOM é MUITO BOM.

SOURCE: no recording?

In garageband when you have the gtrack set up , it will show you 2 options for input source 'USB Audio CODEC'. This is because you have 2 lines in, the mic and the jack. Make sure you have picked the correct one to record the vocals...otherwise it is expecting the jack input and will record nothing.

Hope this helps!


gypsykingthing (AKA alisondking coz there's not enough space for my trad tag!)

SOURCE: Samson G Track USB Mic

To get sound in both channels in Garageband for a podcast using the G-Track Microphone:    select a voice track to record into    make sure the Track Info window is open (blue i button in lower right region of screen)    at the bottom of the Track Info window you will find Input Source:    Change the default setting of Stereo to Mono 1 (USB Audio CODEC)
This assumes you have gone to Garageband preferences and changed the Audio/Midi settings for audio input to USB Audio CODEC which appears when you plug in the G-Track Mike

SOURCE: static with playback on samson-gtrack with windows xp

i have the same problem with my g-track on a macbook im just going to take the thing back
it works for a feww min when i first start recording the is falls apart

SOURCE: whistling background noise with Samson C01U USB condenser mic

Welcome to the world of STUDIO microphones. Super quality BUT you must have a studio to use them. You can't have any local speaker playing into them. You often use headphones lest your monitor speakers will feedback. At the high frequency capability of these mics, you can fry your amps with oscillations above what you can hear!