Laptop Computer Mic Key Press Sounds

Sounds were coming from my laptop computer but not from the sound jack. This device solved my problem and now I can get wonderful sound to go through my movie protector. This device is great!

Initially, I was expecting to buy 3 mics: shotgun, stereo, and usb mic. Now I can accomplish what I need to do with one lightweight mic. The stereo mic sounds great, even slightly better than the Zoom H1. I don't have much experience with shotgun mics but it sounds better than the Rode video mic. I also bought a 3.5mm trrs splitter and can now use the mic on my computer so this eliminates the need for a heavy USB mic. The one drawback is that a computer's mic input is mono so it won't record in stereo mode. Also I don't know when the removable 3.5mm cable revision occurred because it doesn't seem to be advertised anywhere but I'm impressed with this Azden SMX-30. Thanks B&H

I use this for hooking up my mic straight to my computer and it works great. Im getting great quality sounds through it and the usb end has a light on it that flashes when its working, so you know tat if somethings wrong its not the cable.

Sounds great and can double as a stand-alone usb mic to plug into the computer. The price is right considering you basically get two microphones in one.

I have mostly used this for self-tape auditions. When plugged into my old Nikon DSLR, the mic sounds really good. When plugged into my laptop via USB-C, recording with garage band, and using the RODE app to tweak the settings, the mic sounds fantastic.

The switch works great. I just press one button to switch my printer from one computer to another.

I bought a used Lenovo W510 laptop which had a combined headphone/mic jack. Nice computer, but I wanted to use it with Audacity to make digital recordings. This unit is inexpensive, plugs in and works just great. Small enough to carry it in the bag with the laptop. 93 dB s/n ratio gives clean, quiet recordings. Recommend to anybody who gets a computer with combined headphone/mic jack.

I make personal video reflections on my blog. The microphone is so clear. So much better than my laptop's mic. The only thing that I didn't like about it is the inability for my computer to integrate with it. No fault of the microphone. It worked great on my other computer! I had to send it back and get something that my computer could use. Great mic for the price!!!

I'm new to recording for AM radio, but I know what I want - a clean recording, one that can be cranked up without annoying distortion, and procedures that are easy to understand and do. It's all in the RODE USB podcaster. In the past three months, I've tried SM58s, Shure SM63LB (mic for television interviewing), and several other mics that I plugged into my laptop 1/8 port - and they all made somewhat degradable recordings. The RODE USB connection means that the mic goes directly into my computer USB port - like it was meant to in the first place - and it goes directly into my Audacity software - BOOM - clean and bright. I don't want headaches with complicated hookups for my computer. I have a Windows 7 laptop, and all I did was stick the USB wire into the computer. Fantastic. Twenty seconds later a message popped up - Successfully installed. I went to my software and hit the record button, and INSTANTLY I was recording. What a gem.

It worked for what i needed it for. I needed to plug my XLR Mic into my laptop computer for Podcasting since I didn't have a mixer. It worked pretty well.