Yeah I think a usb mic would work best, but then again for what I
want to do, I think a cheap mixer that I could plug a mic into and
the output of the box would be nice. Otherwise, I think I'll use a
mic and share it between me and VO. Hmmm, reminds me of the old days
when we miced guitar amps and the like. I guess that would work in a
pinch, but ay this doesn't have to be perfect, it just has to clearly
convey the information.
Thanks all for the suggestions.
Scott
On Jan 13, 2006, at 11:02 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sorry for the confusion. I was responding to your statement:
" I use audio hijack pro now for everything from microphone
recording to daily alarms" and wondering what you were
using for a microphone with your iMic. Scott mentioned
wanting to try recording podcasts. This is generally limited
by the quality of the microphone, and the built-in microphone
of the iMac and the PowerBook and iBook laptops isn't
really designed for this.
The Samsung microphone review I came across was
something a couple of computer magazines mentioned for
budding podcasters wanting a good microphone.
That model happens to have a USB input connection. The
reviewer intrroduces it:
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