Make, model?

Boswell, post: 449965, member: 29034 wrote: Make, model?

Hi Boswell, how's day? thanks for help, again! appreciate!
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Did you use the headphone output to your computer or the USB cable.
In the driver, there should be a gain adjustment or boost, set it there...
Also check what is chosen as mic input your recording software.

That's a pretty reasonable microphone, of its type and cost. When you said it overloaded even though you turned the input level to 1/10, exactly which control were you using for the input level? I'm hoping you are not referring to the knob on the front of the mic, which is the volume control for the headphone output.

pcrecord, post: 449967, member: 46460 wrote: Did you use the headphone output to your computer or the USB cable.
In the driver, there should be a gain adjustment or boost, set it there...
Also check what is chosen as mic input your recording software.

PC,
I was recording via USB port and I was with GarageBand, therefore the setting via selected audio interface (USB of the mic in my case), input level adjust from there. And that was the 1/10 that I've mentioned.

Boswell, post: 449968, member: 29034 wrote: That's a pretty reasonable microphone, of its type and cost. When you said it overloaded even though you turned the input level to 1/10, exactly which control were you using for the input level? I'm hoping you are not referring to the knob on the front of the mic, which is the volume control for the headphone output.

Boswell,
Absolutely...NOPE, haha. Yes, it's the volume control or input monitoring volume knob. As above mentioned, i adjust the volume via the Selected USB Input from GarageBand.

mactreouser, post: 449969, member: 47968 wrote: I was recording via USB port and I was with GarageBand, therefore the setting via selected audio interface (USB of the mic in my case), input level adjust from there.

I'm no mac user but I think, the record level in garageband is good for fine tunning but you should change the level in the sound adjustments of the OS first :

pcrecord, post: 449975, member: 46460 wrote: I'm no mac user but I think, the record level in garageband is good for fine tunning but you should change the level in the sound adjustments of the OS first :

Correct, PC, this is the setting preferences! Input Level was peak even just 1/10 from the input volume! Headache! Defeated on Mic?

HUmm.. That's weird. I wonder if the mic is outputing line level signal and the OS may think it's mic level and therefor overloading...
Are you using the drivers on the mic website or it's a plug and pray thing ?

pcrecord, post: 450031, member: 46460 wrote: HUmm.. That's weird. I wonder if the mic is outputing line level signal and the OS may think it's mic level and therefor overloading...
Are you using the drivers on the mic website or it's a plug and pray thing ?

Yup. It's plug and play on Mac. And this is my very first time for USB Mic with such weird situation! What else can I try to troubleshoot?

No idea?

Other than trying it on another computer, no...