Hello to all! I have a C-1U condenser Mic! I have Windows 7 64Bits! I Have installed the AISO4ALL Lastest Drivers Sucessfully and restarted my PC! I Have a 1200W Power Supply in my PC! But for some reason even after all that when I plug the mic Windows does not even detect it! And NO lights whatsoever turn on on the mic! Now the MIC is brand new and not damaged! So I dont understant why its not working! Can someone please Help me!?

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It seems that the Samson driver has been reported to have some problems with stereo. Your choices are to use the mic in mono (which most recording is done in anyway) or unistall the SoftPre App which Samson provides with the mic and select a generic driver.

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Hi micoach
The condenser mic you are using requires phantom power for it to operate. Pay to check that that is turned on m-audio. Just to be sure.you say you can get sound off the m-audio headphone socket. Just need to check that. You will need to check that you have selected the device for recording from the preferences--audio I/O options menu within audacity. Perhaps check these things and get back to me here if you still have problems.I can go into more detail with you.

regards
robotek

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Double-check on the side of the microphone to make sure you didn't inadvertently activate the 10db pad.  If so, switch it back to the center position.
Also, on the US-122, make sure that the input is set to "mic" and that you have switched the Phantom Power to the "On" position.

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The closest manual I find is at http:// www.mutinymedia.co.uk/tie_clip_mic_files/ecm44b.pdf. Shows where the battery compartment is and gives specs and usage tips.

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Check the input and output settings. Look in the preferences or settings menu for "i/o settings" or "i/o setup." You're going to set it from the default internal mic input to this one. It sounds like it may be that simple.