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7.Then select the Audio/MIDI icon in the top row. From the drop down menu under Audio Input, select the USB Audio Codec as shown in Figure #13 below.

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5.Click OK

6.To select an audio input source for Garage Band, click on Garage Band from the top menu bar and select Preferences as shown in Figure #12 below.

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8.You will then be asked if you really want to change the driver. Select Yes. The computer will then say it is initializing the audio driver. Wait until this is done, then close the window.

9.At this point, you should see the meter move when you speak into the micro- phone. You can now click on the Record button and record your vocal or dialog using your microphone.

PLEASE NOTE: As long as the microphone is plugged in when Garage Band is started, the audio input source settings in Garage Band will be saved until you change them again, even if you close the program or start a new project.

For More Information

For additional information about your MXL USB microphone, how to contact technical support, as well as information on other products manufactured by MXL, please visit us online at www.mxl-usb.com.

 

 

 

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Contents MXL USB.007 Mic Manual Little Background Information What’s an attenuation switch?Using the Supplied Desktop Microphone Stand Unpack Your MicrophoneConnecting the Microphone to Your Computer Windows Testing Your SetupConnecting the Microphone to Your MAC If You Don’t Hear Anything…Setting the MXL USB mic to record in Garage Band Figure #8Figure #11 Figure #12Marshall Electronics