Lexicon Alpha Personal Recording Studio "condenser mic set" Questions

...CONDENSER type mic, you will need to turn on the PHANTOM power switch. Note condenser mics are so sensitive that they must be used in a studio as if they can hear the speakers at all, feedback will ...

...condenser-electret) with MONO jack. 1. Turn knob (beside "mic.in") "mic.volume" (T-7) full clockwise. 2. Press "MIXER" (C-7). 3. Press "<" (R-17) while is shown "MIXER PART>:EXT(M/I) 4. Set ...

...Condenser Mic, phantom power .If i record, the voice goes only to right speaker. I am using cubase le 4, stereo in/out are correctly. Sorry, but the Lexicon Alpha does NOT have Phantom power and you ...

...condenser mic, adjust the onscreen PHANTOM parameter which will restart the level test 2. Sing for five seconds with peaks that are as loud as you plan to sing 3. Follow the prompts in the display to ...

are you actually using a condenser mic? What model mic is it? Are you using XLR or phone plug? EQ set flat? Do you have another mic/cable to try? Anything else plugged into the board has strong signal

pls, i will like to know how i can get a pro sound with my beringer b2pro mic with my xenyx 1204usb mixer. i mean mic settings The mic will give very good sound assuming you put it in a studio ...

...condenser mic you CANNOT have any speaker in the room that the mic can hear of course. These mics are so sensitive. Your mixer and monitor speakers and recording will be in a separate room from the ...

...condenser mic,plugged it into my PC,set it as the default device,and it worked perfectly with Mixcraft 3,producing crystal clear sound. After about 5 months of not using my PC (as i had a new laptop) ...

...have Phantom power and cannot be used with CONDENSER microphones requiring phantom power. You will get no audio from a condenser mic without phantom power. You must use dynamic mics with this

...processors. Ramesh - Just a quick thought (may be way off beam..) dynamic or condenser mic's ? If condenser - did you use the phantom power switch? (right next to the main 'on' switch around the