Instrument mic - clip has snapped off

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This will take you to the driver. Good Luck

Which clip light on what and what mics are you using?
The small room settings are from 10 so just turn the know to the setting you require and press it, this should set it.

The stadard way of setting up mics is to set the channel gain so the channel clip light just blinks occasionally when you are making the maximum sound you can into the mic.

For effects repeat this process using the aux send FX for each channel you want fx on (turn the rest to 0) and doing a balancing act between these and the aux send fx master so you can only just get the FX clip light blinking occasionally.

Next set your gain/attenuators on the amp(s) so its clip warning can just trigger when you are giving it 0db when you are playing the loudest you ever will.

A mic fading away could be the battery dying (in which case try using phantom power) or if they're radio replace the batteries before each service. If they're wired dynamic mics then it is possible there's some protection circuit somewhere that's reacting to the constant clipping and backing off the amp.

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I’m happy to help further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/jeremy_69f3cc28d95bf514

If you can't locate one via a Samson dealer (try Amazon) the next best thing would be to go to a musical instrument store and buy a universal (butterfly) mic clip. These have one of 2 standard screw threads on the bottom (you can get an adapter for the other size if it doesn't come with both) and will fit most mic stands. Because of the butterfly design they will take almost all microphones except the fattest ones - which need a soft rubber clip designed for 'radio mics'

Call Samson to get a replacement or repair.

Hi, I don't think you can replace the Just like that,except from a damaged onethat the rim clamp/mount is still present.

You will need to get a new drum kit mic for your drum set, And i would advice whengetting a new drum mic, it's better you buy another product..\

For me i prefer Yoga Drum kits or some other one would do.

Hope that helps...

Much of the plastic used on music stuff is ABS and one can SOMETIMES glue it with the black ABS plumbing glue from the home improvement stores. Try to build up a fillet with several coats.

I for instance repaired the music rack brackets for a Tyros keyboard that takes a lot of strain using this glue. Your must have reasonably good "fitup" of the break.

I have not used that particular mic, but have a AKG 414 which offers the same three patterns and there are three distinct and separate settings on the switch. Maybe take it back into the store where you bought it and ask for clarification there? Hope this was helpful. Peace

The quick, easy solution is to change your microphone to mono recording. In the attached YouTube clip, I'll show you how to do that.

The short and simple is to go to your Mac HD -> Applications -> Utilities -> Audio MIDI Setup. Select your C01U USB device, and set it to 1ch 16bit. This will set the microphone to record in mono, equally over both speakers.