Can these plug into my computer microphone jack (I have Audacity already) or a handheld recording device? Do I need anything more to make these work?
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You cannot plug these into a computer microphone jack. You must use a USB interface with stereo microphone input. Andrea USB-SA will do this.
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Yes you can Plug it in your computers. a handheld recording device will give ease of use (I will buy it myself).
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You can't use this mics with an ordinary computer input because the binaural mics needs phantom power to work.
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These work like any other microphone. I have used them with my Tascams, Sony and Zoom and they worked perfectly. They work fine with your computer going through Audacity. For what I use them for they are the best I have ever used. As a matter of fact I will be ordering another set soon for my wife.
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Richard, The microphones are not wireless. You would need to order cables dependent on the length you need for your application. Respectfully, Merry
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You cannot plug these directly to your computer. You can hook these up to a receiver/amplifier and use one of the inputs on the receiver/amplifier to connect the line-out from your computer sound card.
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We plugged it into the microphone jack on our computer. Then, you need a program to use the microphone for recording. We used a free program called Audacity.
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I use these for my broadcasting on a PC, You will need a USB mixer board with XLR inputs, also if your going to have more then 1 headset you will need a headphone distribution amplifier I have a 4 channel HDA and 8 channel mixer for sale if your interested let me know.
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Yes it can but you will need some recording software, I use audacity because it's free. Once you have downloaded and installed Audacity you will need to install LAME to export the files from Audacity in a MP3 format to replay on your computer. You will need a 1/4in to 1/8 in audio adapter ; plug the 1/8in end into the mic input of your computer and run the 1/4 in Audio cable that came with your Audio2000s from the adapter on your computer to the input on the Audio200s. There is a free tutorial that comes with the Audacity software it would be a good idea to review that if you have never used any recording software. Yes it can but you will need some recording software, I use audacity because it's free. Once you have downloaded and installed Audacity you will need to install LAME to export the files from Audacity in a MP3 format to replay on your computer. You will need a 1/4in to 1/8 in audio adapter ; plug the 1/8in end into the mic input of your computer and run the 1/4 in Audio cable that came with your Audio2000s from the adapter on your computer to the input on the Audio200s. There is a free tutorial that comes with the Audacity software it would be a good idea to review... » Read More Yes it can but you will need some recording software, I use audacity because it's free. Once you have downloaded and installed Audacity you will need to install LAME to export the files from Audacity in a MP3 format to replay on your computer. You will need a 1/4in to 1/8 in audio adapter ; plug the 1/8in end into the mic input of your computer and run the 1/4 in Audio cable that came with your Audio2000s from the adapter on your computer to the input on the Audio200s. There is a free tutorial that comes with the Audacity software it would be a good idea to review that if you have never used any recording software. « Show Less
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Nope, you need a pre' amp interface usb like from m-audio . You will get way better quality. But there are some good usb mic out there on amazon.
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Nope u do not. These are designed to work directly with your handheld device
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these work on the usb. so it's a different outlet than the jack. if the usb on your pc works, these should too (just my opinion. I'm not a pro)
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Only if your microphone also has an XLR option. There is only the USB connection to the computer not any for USB microphones
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I had the same requirement. I bought a cable that had a 3.5 mm male connector on each end, and a copy of audio capture software. I bought the cable from CyberGuys. The software is called "MP3 Audio Recorder. Here's the website: http://www.mp3audiorecorder.com/ . Good luck. -Les
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They are dual jack so you would need an adapter to narrow them down to one, PLUS the phone (depending on the maker) may not recognize the mic. Some computers require a SEPERATE adapter to even see it. It has noise cancelling and that "complicates" things. I'd say; no.
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I think a lot depends upon the recording environment. These microphones will certainly do the job, but if you have a very good environment there are better ones. If you are in a well designed acoustic environment such as church or concert hall, I would prefer a pair of omnidirectional mics over these.
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probably:-your mic (assuming you have a condenser mic that needs phantom power?)-xlr mic cable male to female-mic cable with female xlr on one end and an 1/8" male stereo or mono plug (you'll have a mono to stereo issue on the input to your computer but you can most likely fix that in garageband/protools)-you may need a direct box if the signal isn't hot enough for your computer's audio input, if so you'll need a few more cables to be able to rout the direct box inI think that's it?
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I've been able to use them to record music from my computer. However, on a dedicated CD recording deck (Denon), they will not. That deck requires specific "authorized" music CDs for recording. But if you're using a computer they should work fine. Excellent quality, good price CDs.
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They work for audio but not voice. you would need an adapter that combines your audio out with you microphone in for it to to both.
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You need to have a microphone preamp and an xlr cable. You can interface this microphone with a pc by using one of the many usb audio interfaces available today such as the focusrite 2i2 or the tascam us122. There are a ton of options.