* Please keep in mind that all text is machine-generated, we do not bear any responsibility, and you should always get advice from professionals before taking any actions * Please keep in mind that all text is machine-generated, we do not bear any responsibility, and you should always get advice from professionals before taking any actions. In sound dialog, click the input tab, select blue Snowball for sound input and try speaking to see if input levels will blink. In Finder, go to Apple > System Preferences. Raise telescoping tripod to raise or lower to adjust if necessary. When you speak on microphone, speak directly toward the center of the mic. Position mic in front of the person speaking.

You should see the red indicator light is on. This setting is good for recording several speakers in conversation. 3 records omnidirectional noise, it will contain much of the sound from the surrounding mic. 2 also records directional sound, but contains more ambient noise. This setting is good for recording in a lab, which has some building noise. 1 records what is directly aimed at mic, and reduces ambient noise. In rear of the mic there is a sliding switch. To turn the mic on, plug in the USB cable - square end of the cable goes into the mic, rectangular end should go into the back of the iMac. USB connection both power mic, and allows for simple connection. The unique design and additional popscreen allow for clean clear audio. Use this USB microphone for voiceover recording and podcasting.

Snowball mic settings 1 2 3