djdibblebee
i broadcast on the web and use the dj console mk2
but i noticed some microphones have lower output than others, i can put a normal pc mic and it sounds fine , yet i can take a higher end like a shure and its so low and can barely hear it , is there any suggested microphones for that console, so that i can broadcast with voice and music and decent levels
but i noticed some microphones have lower output than others, i can put a normal pc mic and it sounds fine , yet i can take a higher end like a shure and its so low and can barely hear it , is there any suggested microphones for that console, so that i can broadcast with voice and music and decent levels
geposted Fri 28 Apr 06 @ 7:23 am
cioce
Same question for me, a normal pc mic doesn't work decent with MK2.
geposted Fri 28 Apr 06 @ 8:44 am
djdibblebee
there has to be company recommended mics for this console with specific specs , anybody?
geposted Fri 28 Apr 06 @ 4:17 pm
djsherz
I'm surprised that a Shure mic sounds quiet, they're normally pretty lively in my experience - I wonder if the cable is wired up correctly. I'm assuming that the mk2's mic socket is unbalanced, and that you have an adaptor cable that takes the XLR connector and converts to mini jack for the console.
Check the wiring - the 3 pins on the XLR plug are live (sometimes referred to as "hot"), return ("cold"), and ground. The live pin should be wired to the tip of the jack plug, while the return and ground pins should be joined together, and wired to the sleeve of the jack plug. Worth a look anyway...
Check the wiring - the 3 pins on the XLR plug are live (sometimes referred to as "hot"), return ("cold"), and ground. The live pin should be wired to the tip of the jack plug, while the return and ground pins should be joined together, and wired to the sleeve of the jack plug. Worth a look anyway...
geposted Sat 29 Apr 06 @ 11:34 am