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Connecting Mic To Pc
Hi All
I'm so Happy to tell you all that I've ordered a SHURE SM-57 
I just want to know one thing about this, This will have a XLR -outcable, but how do convert it to a pin, which I can give in to my Sound-Card ??
Is this one useful : Microphone transformer for low Z to high Z
http://www.music123.com/Hosa-MIT435-i61013.music
or a Converter like this one is better :
http://www.music123.com/Mainline-XLR...-i332125.music
Please help me out Guys !!! Getting very excited here
Thanks and Lots of Regards
Kush
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Remember the DI box? That's what you use it for. You'll still need an adapter to go from 1/4" jack plug to 1/8" mini plug to put into the AUX IN on your sound card.
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Originally Posted by Ultimate Garage Band
Remember the DI box? That's what you use it for. You'll still need an adapter to go from 1/4" jack plug to 1/8" mini plug to put into the AUX IN on your sound card.
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Hi UGB
I remember the DI Box, but for that, you had said that it'll be OK, if I connect the mic to the Locally bought "MIXER/PRE-AMP" and the to the PC. Am I Rite ???
But my doubt is the INPUT to the PRE_AMP is a MONO-PIN and the Mic's OUTPUT is XLR. I want to know how do I convert the XLR-----> TO MONO-PIN, so that it can be Inputted to the MIXER/PRE-AMP, and which of the above is a good choice for this ?
Kindly help me Sir
Lots of Regards
Kush
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I didn't know you got a mixer. What mixer did you get? Most have at least one channel with an XLR input.
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Sir, I got a Pre-Amp (locally Indian-made) but of a descent electronics company. It has 5 Mic-Inputs and one out-put. This is a mixer, is'nt it sir ? I really dont know what a mixer is and how it looks like, but on the box its written "Mixer and Pre-Amp". It doesnt have a XLR slot though. Will this do ???
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Sir, I was adviced that a Condensor Mic would be better for an Acousti Guitar, rather than a Dynamic Mic, but none is available here locally. Does this seem like a good one ?
http://www.music123.com/MXL-Desktop-...-i158850.music
Regds
Kush
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It sounds like you got more of a small patch bay. I'm talking about this:
http://www.music123.com/Alesis-Multi...r-i94578.music
That mic is probably pretty good. I use an MXL mic, not that model though, for my vocal and guitar stuff.
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