Question 1

I purchased this mic, does anyone know how to fix the mic delay for headphones. I can hear myself great but its delayed a bit any fix ?

Accepted Answer

Make sure your speakers or headset is the same hertz as the mic. Different hertz have different latencies. Go to what ever is the highest kHz your headset can go to and match it with your mic.  You can adjust that in the sound play back and recorder settings. Find your devices and enter their properties and there’s a drop down to change it on window 10

Question 2

how far does it pickup audio?

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In the room

Question 3

It sounds amazing and clear, but it sounds like I am under the bed, even though it is right in front of me. What can I do?

Accepted Answer

I know this is a really old question, but what you are experiencing is what is called, 'off-axis', which means that you are not positioned correctly in front of the microphone, and I believe this has a 'cardiod' pickup pattern, or what laymen call a 'heart shaped' pickup pattern, which means that to be, 'on-axis' you need to be in front of the diaphragm, facing directly into the front of the mic and make sure that you have the mic turned the correct way, or you'll be singing into the back of the pickup pattern which is completely non-productive since a cardiod pattern is designed to pickup sound from the front end rejects/mutes sound coming from the sides and from behind the microphone!  Hope you already got this figured out, because if not, you've wasted a lot of years either using it wrong and never really able to get a decent sound from it, or you returned it or threw it up against the wall, etc.!  Every time you purchase a new microphone, one of the rules of thumb is to make sure you understand the pickup pattern and determine if it's going to fit your needs before paying for it!  There are a million mics out there and they all have their very own characteristics, so there's never a need to settle for something that is going to cost you money and yet still isn't as affective as you were hoping for!  Good Luck Brother! 
Best Wishes & Happy Recording!  🎼 🎤 🎧 🤘

Question 4

I bought 2 mic maono a04 plus to record "host + co-host" on macos, but it only "sees" one mic at a time. how can i record with both at the same time?

Accepted Answer

Get a program called voicemeeter. It can record two inputs and combine them into one.  Look online for more information on it..  it's a great program

MAONO USB Microphone, 192kHz/24bit Plug & Play PC Computer Podcast Condenser Cardioid Metal Mic Kit with Professional Sound Chipset for Recording, Gaming, Singing, YouTube, AU-A04 White

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