Have tried connecting and getting no response, instructions not very helpful. Have connected. existing mic and works ok. Does not seem to be any on/off switch
i just got the Co2 Pencil condenser mics (2) one seemed to work (record, sound) but dosen't now. i use the Behringer XENYX 502 mini mixing board and it doesn't have a phantom power switch but i run phones on it so i thing is has got it. its not the cables cus i pluged them directly into the board. HELP I SPEND 100 QUID ON THESE (PLUS STANDS AND CABLES) AND CAN'T AFFORD TO NOT USE THEMi just got the Co2 Pencil condenser mics (2) one seemed to work (record, sound) but dosen't now. i use the Behringer XENYX 502 mini mixing board and it doesn't have a phantom power switch but i run phones on it so i thing is has got it. its not the cables cus i pluged them directly into the board.
HELP I SPEND 100 QUID ON THESE (PLUS STANDS AND CABLES) AND CAN'T AFFORD TO NOT USE THEM
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The CO2 is a condenser mic (also called capacitor mic), and as such, requires phantom power to operate. Ensure that your system is providing phantom power to the microphone, usually accomplished by flipping a switch near your mic input on your sound board.
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1. Try the microphone on another USB port and check. 2. If not OK, try the microphone on another computer and check. 3. If OK on another computer, re-install it or recover the O.S. from a backup. 4. If on another computer the same problem exists, the microphone could have a internal control defect.
A dynamic mic connected to the your computer's mic jack is an analog connection. So your computer won't give a notification that there's a mic connected. However, you can view input levels through the default windows mixer of your sound card or any program or application installed on your computer that has the capability.
Had it been connected through usb or firewire, it would be digital and you wold be notified that the device had been detected via device drivers etc.
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Not really. I have a set I use to record drums with. The diaphragm is too small to get a room sound. You can, however, use two of them. One on each side of the choir. Make sure you reverse the phase of one mic or they may cancel each other out. Sometimes it is better to buy a large diaphragm condensor mic. You will, however, need phantom power to run it. Makes a huge difference though.
The Samson CO2 is a condenser (also called capacitor) mic, and thus requires phantom power to operate. In order to apply phantom power, you must have a board capable of handling an XLR connection, and supply phantom power. Usually there is a switch located near the XLR-input jack on your board - if you post your sound board type, more help can be given.
If the LED doesn't light when you plug it in, and it doesn't show up in
Device Manager ("USB Composite Device" or "USB Audio Device"), then the
mic must be defective. Contact Samson for a replacement.
i just got the Co2 Pencil condenser mics (2) one seemed to work (record, sound) but dosen't now. i use the Behringer XENYX 502 mini mixing board and it doesn't have a phantom power switch but i run phones on it so i thing is has got it. its not the cables cus i pluged them directly into the board.
HELP I SPEND 100 QUID ON THESE (PLUS STANDS AND CABLES) AND CAN'T AFFORD TO NOT USE THEM
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