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Thread Shure SM57-LC with M-Audio Delta Audiophile 192 (and Behringer pre-amp)

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inac

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1 Posted on 03/02/2009 at 16:36:03

I've inherited the above audio devices, and am trying to set up a recording studio on my computer - primarily for voice acting, but also for recording piano. I am not familiar at all with audio tech basics - any advice on how to connect these devices together (what cables I'd need) would be appreciated! ]

*Note, there seems to be a TRS conversion cable on the SM57-LC, but when I plug it into the microphone plug of my computer's built-in soundcard, no signals are received (but it works for any other mic). Any advice on what's happening here - would it be possible to connect the mic without installing the new m-audio sound-card and the behringer?

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Thor H

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2 Posted on 03/06/2009 at 12:41:59

Connect the Shure to the behringer using an xlr cable (or trs jack if it accepts it) then connect the preamp to your audiophile.

inac

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3 Posted on 03/06/2009 at 12:45:56

I've tried connecting Shure to preamp using XLR to TS. Preamp to sound card using TS to 3.5mm (realtek soundcard). The recording signal is very weak or non-existent using the audio and line-in ports. Tried using decibel boost and a few other combinations to no avail.

Any advice/suggestions appreciated!

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