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Whether you are first-timer or a seasoned user, these video overviews can teach you tricks and tips in equipment use.

Use kit listing images to ensure you have all the gear associated with your equipment at the time of check-out, and to ensure that you have all the parts together for a complete return.

Call the lower level equipment desk at 509.359.7893 if you have questions.

Microphones

Icicle Mic Adaptor

Professional Lavalier Microphone inventory

 

Sennheiser & Azden Lapel Mic #1, #2

Sennheiser & Azden Lapel Mic #3, #4

Sennheiser & Azden Lapel Mic #3, #4

Snowball Mic

Troubleshooting: Connecting Snowball Mic

2013/2015 Dell laptop:

  1. Plug into the laptop
  2. Windows installer automatically installs drivers for the mic
  3. Once completed, right-click on the speakers icon
  4. Select “Recording Devices”
  5. Check for “Microphone Blue Snowball”
  6. Right-click on “Microphone Blue Snowball” and set as default

Mac laptop:

  1. Plug into laptop
  2. Go to the “Applications” folder
  3. Select “System Preferences”
  4. Find and select the “Sound” option
  5. Select the “Input” tab from the three options at the top of the window
  6. Select the “Blue Snowball” option

Speakers

Voice Recorders

More info:

How to use Zoom H1n as an on-camera mic, and how to transfer files to your computer.

 

Handy Recorder H4n

How to transfer files from an H4n to your computer:

 

Sony IC Recorder ICD-SX712

John F. Kennedy Memorial Library

320 Media Ln, 100 Library
Cheney, WA 99004

Circulation Desk: 509.359.7888
circulation@ewu.edu

 

Support the Library

Federal Government information is available for free public use in Federal depository libraries located throughout the United States territories. Visit fdlp.gov for more info.

Eastern Washington University resides within the traditional homelands of the Spokane People and other tribes who are connected through their shared history of this region.

This land holds their cultural DNA and it is their Ancestors who are here and bring forth the knowledge of this place—the knowledge that comes from the land. 

Learn more on EWU’s Native American Affairs website.

 

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