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Installing the Meteor Mic
Installing the Meteor Mic is a simple procedure that takes just a few minutes . Simply connect the
included USB cable and begin recording . The following sections of this manual provide detailed
instructions on setting up your Meteor Mic in MAC OS or Windows .
Windows 7 & Windows Vista
1. The first time you plug the Meteor Mic into a USB port, Windows 7 or Vista will install the
universal drivers for that port . A balloon will pop up, telling you the computer has found the
Meteor Mic .
2. When it is finished installing the drivers, a balloon pop up will say "Your device is installed and
ready to use . "
Note: This balloon will only pop up when you first plug the device into a particular USB port.
3. To set the Meteor Mic as your default device for sound playback and recording, or to change
its settings, click the Start button, click Control Panel and then click Sound . Under the Playback
and Recording tabs, you can select the Samson Meteor Mic from the menus and use the Set
Default button to set it as the default device .
4. To set the gain of the microphone, click the Properties button, and then select the Levels tab .
You can choose to view the Microphone volume level as either a percentage or in dB, by right
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Hello! I've had a meteor mic for a few months at this point and I have a question: is there a way to use the audio jack on the back of the mic *without* the sound being picked up by the mic also being echoed into my headphones? Note: I know that muting the mic will also mute the echo to my headphones but I need to still use the mic without my voice repeating in my headphones
To use the audio jack on the Samson Meteor Mic without echoing your voice into your headphones, enable zero-latency monitoring. The Meteor Mic has a built-in headphone output with level control, allowing you to hear your audio in real-time without delay. Ensure that your audio software does not have input monitoring enabled, as this can cause an echo effect. Adjust the headphone volume knob on the mic to a comfortable level.
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