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 Posted: Fri Jul 03, 2015 6:51 am
I'm thinking of doing voice acting!!!
Although there's bits of problems here and there, like background noise, no money to pay mic, can't do male voice 'coz I'm not a male and the list goes on.
I'm thinking of downloading free recording software... Let's see what I can do from here.
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Posted: Fri Jul 03, 2015 8:30 am
So what we all need... Money.
And I don't have anything like that as of now.
Also I need a real mic, for pete's sake, and a pop filter.
Whatever... Forget voice acting for now.
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Posted: Mon Aug 10, 2015 1:39 pm
i know someone on da looking for voice acting and wil one day pay for your mic. but backround noise is no prob for now
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Posted: Tue Aug 11, 2015 7:09 am
mysakuraotaku i know someone on da looking for voice acting and wil one day pay for your mic. but backround noise is no prob for now
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Posted: Wed Aug 19, 2015 7:42 am
So I bought a very very cheap mic (that I know won't last for a month, or maybe a week) that has only one jack for plugging. (The jack has two rings on it, and it's 3.55mm as said in the description)....
My laptop has only one hole for plugging jacks (I like to use the word "hole") and it's where I usually insert the jack for my earphones...
And of course the problem is... The mic doesn't work.
My laptop has a built in mic... And its the only thing that works. Not the external mic.
I played with the setting... Typing "Sound" on the Search in my laptop... There's this "Mic in at front panel" and no matter what I do, it still says "Not Plugged in". I can disable and enable it... But I can't set it as a Default Device... And I've read advices that says I should set it as default device, but I can't... The button is "greyed"...
What should I do, people? sad
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Posted: Fri Aug 21, 2015 10:42 pm
From my (somewhat limited) knowledge about computers, there's one 'hole' on the computer/laptop for headphones and there's suppose to be another for mic and recording. The one for recording usually has a small picture of a mic next to it and the one on my laptop is red while the one for my headphones is black and they're right next to each other.
I'm not sure what laptop you have though and what mic you bought so...
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Posted: Sat Aug 22, 2015 8:15 am
AurumCelest From my (somewhat limited) knowledge about computers, there's one 'hole' on the computer/laptop for headphones and there's suppose to be another for mic and recording. The one for recording usually has a small picture of a mic next to it and the one on my laptop is red while the one for my headphones is black and they're right next to each other. I'm not sure what laptop you have though and what mic you bought so...
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Posted: Mon Aug 24, 2015 12:44 pm
Did you get it to work yet? If not, what kind of laptop do you have? It's unusual that it doesn't have a separate hole for mic. :0
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Posted: Mon Aug 24, 2015 7:13 pm
Einya Did you get it to work yet? If not, what kind of laptop do you have? It's unusual that it doesn't have a separate hole for mic. :0
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Posted: Tue Aug 25, 2015 12:59 am
So you can record, but its very finicky? It might be due to the mic itself then, you said it was a pretty cheap one? How much and what brand is it?
Also you can only listen to your recording after taking out the mic because it seems as though that hole is both mic and headphone, so if you plug in your mic and try to listen at the same time the laptop might think that the mic is a headphone.
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Posted: Wed Aug 26, 2015 2:02 am
AurumCelest So you can record, but its very finicky? It might be due to the mic itself then, you said it was a pretty cheap one? How much and what brand is it? Also you can only listen to your recording after taking out the mic because it seems as though that hole is both mic and headphone, so if you plug in your mic and try to listen at the same time the laptop might think that the mic is a headphone. [colaccommodate es it seems that my laptop thinks that the mic is a headphone. When I record it has the same quality I get with my built in mic on my laptop. Or maybe my laptop's built in mic is better. So I'm ditching that mic. It's very cheap, worth less than 3 dollars. That cheap. It's not branded. Even so, I still thought that I could get it work like a normal mic but there's a lot of flaws. Or it could be that my laptop really is the problem or that it can't accommodate mics...? Since maybe that one hole is just suited for headphones?... I should have just bought that USB mic...
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Posted: Mon Aug 31, 2015 5:47 pm
It seems as though some laptops actually only have one 'hole' (proper term is apparently jack) for both mic and headphone so that's probably the case with your laptop. If you have money you might want to invest in a proper mic, but if the one on your laptop works well you can use that for now until you're sure you need to use an actual mic. I suppose you should record when its quiet and maybe talk real close to the speaker?
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Posted: Wed Sep 02, 2015 9:25 am
AurumCelest It seems as though some laptops actually only have one 'hole' (proper term is apparently jack) for both mic and headphone so that's probably the case with your laptop. If you have money you might want to invest in a proper mic, but if the one on your laptop works well you can use that for now until you're sure you need to use an actual mic. I suppose you should record when its quiet and maybe talk real close to the speaker?
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