Fl Studio Record Mic Input

I wanted to record audio directly from my MacBook line out to the mic input on my iPhone, this did the trick!

I use this to record voice lessons. I like that it has an external mic input, but I have been happy with the sound quality for lessons (for recitals I would probably hook up an external mic for better quality.) Very useful.

I wanted to record audio directly from my MacBook line out to the mic input on my iPhone, this did the trick! This cable made the audio level safe for the iPhone.

I do pro recording, and was looking for a USB interface that had more then one mic input, and this is so much more then I expected!!! I can record 2 mics simultaneously for vocals, and or 1 vocal, and mic a guitar or keyboard at the same time. It is perfect for what I do!!!

This is a great mic for both vocals and instruments. I record in my little studio and it sounds as nice as my old U87i.

I have a very small studio - in effect, I record in the control room, with a quiet, and shielded, computer. There's just enough room - but when I put a mic stand up, it's no longer possible to move without banging the guitar on things. The 2-joint mic arm is the perfect solution - when I want to move, swing it away. When I'm sitting down ready to record, swing it back. i have a heavy mic, and I was worried it would sink, but no problem there, the arm has plenty of strength. Now I'm trying to work out how to mount the pop filter at the same time and it will be truly a perfect setup.

I use the mic to record vocals and instruments in my home studio. The pros are clear and accurate recording. No cons found yet.

I use the mic to record vocals and acoustic guitar in my home studio. I find it clear and responsive across all frequencies, with little feedback. It feels solid and comes with a handy carry pouch for traveling. Overall, great value mic.

I bought this mic to record vocals for rap/hip-hop/alternative music in my home studio. With the proper recording environment and mixing techniques this mic can produce near-industry standard recordings. For the low price this is an incredibly high quality mic and I would recommend it to anyone starting a home studio, anything cheaper than this just isn't worth it. It is important to remember that this mic is not all you will need, any mic will sound bad in a carppy environment, especially this mic. The AT2035 is VERY sensitive to background noise like fans, AC's, washing machines, computers and movement.

I am an independent musician and when I am NOT recording at a professional studio, I have a set-up at home to do rough drafts/etc. I have the MXL Mic Mate Pro hooked up to my MXL microphone. This Mic Mate Pro provides phantom power & connects directly to my macbook. No reason to have a weak tube pre-amp & millions of feet of XLR cords anymore. PROS: Super Easy Set Up (I can plug it in & record), Super Light Weight (easy to travel with, seeing how I use a macbook, I might record at home, a friend's house, a vacant warehouse, etc), Headphone & Gain Controls directly on the piece (this is a HUGE improvement compared to other XLR/USB converters, including other MXL products), Sound is super clean and sometimes I will record vocals at home to have them mixed and mastered at a professional studio - This saves me money, as I do not need to pay to record my vocals and just have the mixing/mastering which is going to be time I'd be paying for normally anyway. CONS: I feel like the Headphone Volume should be able to go a little louder. I have to control that on Adobe Audition (the program I record in) if I need it to go louder than what is capable on tool itself.