Screen Recorder Windows 10 With Mic

Tested with Shure SM58S mic on windows 10 PC/Laptop. Works with both.

I am happy with my new extender screen for working on multiple things at once. Because of Windows 10 the monitor came up without the installing. I still did the installing as the product described. The way it allows one to be flexible with the attachments is super. Would have likes it to be a bit bigger, but that is minor at this time. Very appreciative of the display and quality , Thank you

The mic comes in a neat protective pouch. Windows 10 and Nuance Dragon Professional immediately recognized it and put it to use. In fact, I'm using the mic with Dragon to write this review. It's the best mic I've ever had and is an ideal companion for Dragon.

I wanted to enable voice commands with Windows 10 on my PC. I needed a mic, but most that I found initially were intended for podcasters or recording live music into a PC or laptop. In other words, too large and expensive for my needs. Yet, I wanted a mic of good enough quality that Cortana would accurately hear voice commands - even at a little distance. The Meteorite Mic has worked great so far, and it has a really small footprint on my desk. I use it to launch programs, search my local PC or the web. I imagine I'll find more ways to benefit from voice input over time. The brief instructions that came with it were sufficient to enable the mic in the Windows 10 settings.

I bought these for our company to do at home recorded videos on their laptops with better audio quality than the built in laptop microphone. I just tested it and compared it to the laptop mic and there is a very noticeable increase in quality when using the usb lav. At first it was way too over modulated but then I realized I needed to tweak the mic settings in windows 10. First, plug it in and let it download the drivers automatically. Then, type the word sound in the windows 10 search bar and click sound settings. In there, go to the microphone area and make sure the usb lav is the active one selected. Once it is, click on device properties and in that menu adjust the volume slider until you have a proper microphone level that isn't topping out too much to the right on the sound level bar. I put mine around 40-50 but it depends on how close the mic is to you mouth.

Using this mic on Windows 10 as USB mic it's on the quiet side. Needs the gain turned all the way up. As an XLR mic it's also a bit quiet but preamps pull it up.

I'm a video productions sound mixer. I got this recorder to replace a SD 664 for bag work and a backup recorder to my SD 833. I recently used the MixPre 10 II in a bag with a boom mic and two lavs recording interviews on the streets of Miami. The menu setup is basic and easy to understand. The touch screen works well. I thought the small size of the screen would be an problem for my big fingers but the menus were easy to get to and use. The 2 TA3 output connectors are useful for feeding IFB comteks and camera hops. Something the MixPre 6 II doesn't have. The short cut switch is helpful. I used it for slate mic and changing scene numbers. I powered my bag setup with with a BDS and an NP1 battery all day. Power consumption is very good. The best part of this setup for me is the weight of my bag. This is the lightest bag setup I've ever had by far. My back loves the light weight. I'll probably use this setup for most simple bag work. Putting the memory card slot on the bottom of the recorder is not ideal and getting it in and out is tough. But that's not new with SD recorders. On first use I like the MixPre 10 II. It's another Solid Sound Devices Recorder.

New Windows 10 feeling!!!

Works well - Windows 10

I've never used windows 10 before, as I was kinda used to my Windows 7, so this is all brand new to me...Loving all the new features...The more I use it, the better I like it...!