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Gear / Technical Help => Microphones & Setup => Topic started by: bluntforcetrauma on December 01, 2008, 12:41:25 AM
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I am using a shure sm58 mic for voiceover and i can hook it up to my computer. the mic is XLR output and my computer is 3.5mm input.
does there exist a cable for XLR> mini plug (3.5mm)?
or od i have to use XLR>RCA> mini plug?
oh please help with some advise
thanks
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Radio Shack may have it. Otherwise it is time to get out the soldering gun. Have you considered Googling this??
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Just because you can make a physical connection doesn't mean you are making the proper electrical connection.
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Just because you can make a physical connection doesn't mean you are making the proper electrical connection.
ah,
so i will use my sonosax as my pre amp and go between from the mic to computer.
I really dont want to hear my voice but thats for another day
thanks so much
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If you have a sonosax, DEFINITELY use it in this situation!
Then run from sax > computer
You'll still be using your noisy computer input, but it should be usable.
I'm sure a 58 will sound great running through the sax.
Just because you can make a physical connection doesn't mean you are making the proper electrical connection.
ah,
so i will use my sonosax as my pre amp and go between from the mic to computer.
I really dont want to hear my voice but thats for another day
thanks so much