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Old 03-18-2009
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Help with microphone and recording

So, I bought a Sennheiser e835 microphone along with a 48 volt phantom power mxl to usb adapter so that I could connect it to the computer. The microphone wasn't expensive ($99). I was wondering what should I do from here. Do I get a firewire or a sound card? I don't think my microphone is ready to record. Also, what recording software should I use, Cubase? Do I need the actual recording software to know if the microphone is working properly? I don't want to buy something that I won't need like the firewire. I'm so confused. Sorry if my questions may be confusing. Thanks a lot.

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Download a free program like Kristal or Reaper or Audacity and you should be set to go. The usb adapter is you interface which should provide power to your mic.
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Download a free program like Kristal or Reaper or Audacity and you should be set to go. The usb adapter is you interface which should provide power to your mic.
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Just one hint. The Sennheiser e835 is a dynamic mic, not a condenser. It doesn't require phantom power, just anything with a mic preamp and a low impedence XLR input. Phantom power is for condenser mics, with very few specialized exceptions.-Richie
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