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 Griffin Imic Usb Audio Adapte, Roaming or connected ? |
 mar. 28 sept. 2004, 04:53
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Does anybody know if this little guy has to be connected to record ( Can it operate and store information by itself ) or is it just a cheap I/O for mac users ?
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mar. 28 sept. 2004, 10:39
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it just a cheap I/O for mac users i.e. it is an A/D, D/A converter
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mer. 29 sept. 2004, 13:40
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speaking of the griffin imic...is there any special reason why my cubase sx won't recognise it as an input? or am i doing something wrong (how to set it up etc?) all it will recognise is my internal imac microphone!
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sam. 9 oct. 2004, 14:14
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Rookie  Groupe : Members Messages : 33 Inscrit : 02 avril 04 Lieu : Gutild - DE Membre no 40,050 |
Go to Audio Midi Settings in the Applications->utilities folder.
There you need to set the input device to iMic USB device for it to stop selecting your internal microphone... |
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