optimus 33-3018 microphone
Posted by blujae on Wed, 04/16/03 - 20:12:56.
i am having a very difficult time getting my optimus 33-3018 microphone to work on my computer. i've tried to locate drivers and have failed. please, i am a vocalist who finds her only serenity in her music. i am in a rut until i can get this microphone to work on my computer, so that i may continue with the production of my sounds. any help at all is very much appreciated. thanks!
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Re: optimus 33-3018 microphone
you need a mic pre, and addapters to convert it to the "stereo-mini" plug on your sound card. Talk to the boys at Radio Shack where you got the mic. I'm sure they will point you to the right parts.
: i am having a very difficult time getting my optimus 33-3018 microphone to work on my computer. i've tried to locate drivers and have failed. please, i am a vocalist who finds her only serenity in her music. i am in a rut until i can get this microphone to work on my computer, so that i may continue with the production of my sounds. any help at all is very much appreciated. thanks!
Optimus 33-8395
Im having the exact same trouble! Whats a mic pre? isnt there drivers that we can download off the net?
Re: Optimus 33-8397
: Im having the exact same trouble! Whats a mic pre? isnt there drivers that we can download off the net?
Re: Optimus 33-8397
: Im having the exact same trouble! Whats a mic pre? isnt there drivers that we can download off the net?
: Im having the exact same trouble! Whats a mic pre? isnt there drivers that we can download off the net?
Re: Optimus 33-8397
MS Internet Explorer screen's on menu tools, in audiio tuning wizard, there is message "no sound detected"
Re: Optimus 33-8397
Just bought new mic but doesn't work????
Re: Optimus 33-8395 Follow-up Part #2
Continuing from my last message... Here are two links you may want to try which explain what's involved in adapting a pro-style microphone (XLR or 1/4" plug)to a computer sound card's mic inputs.
http://www.epanorama.net/links/pc/sound.html
http://www.shure.com/support/technotes/app-soundcard.html
Keep in mind that on many (particularly the cheap ones) sound cards the mic inputs aren't exactly high-fidelity and most often of a telephone grade of sound quality. That's why I mentioned in my earlier posting the possible solution of using an external microphone / DJ mixer and using the (usually cleaner sounding) sound card's audio input instead.
Bob
: Im having the exact same trouble! Whats a mic pre? isnt there drivers that we can download off the net?
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