Recording myself with internal mic in mac.

[mc72188hotmail.com]

Hey Guys,

 

i want to record myself reading a chapter of something in logic, using the internal microphone in my mac pro. How do i do this in logic? In soundtrack pro, its already set up to record anything when i just open it, but what about in logic?

 

 

Thanks

[David Nahmani]

Click the Preferences icon in the Toolbar, choose Audio, and choose "Built-in mic" from the Devices menu.

[organsymphony]

Click the Preferences icon in the Toolbar, choose Audio, and choose "Built-in mic" from the Devices menu.

 

yep. make sure you mute your speakers or have headphones plugged in before you input monitor otherwise your ears will bleed from the feedback.

[dhoyos]

Thank you for this post. I was having a similar issue :s

 

cheers,

dh.

Edited May 17, 2009 by dhoyos

[Tapeworm]

The few times I tried jotting down some quick guitar ideas with the mic on my macbook I found it way too noisy...it picks up all the noise from the computer, the room, etc. ymmv

[mc72188hotmail.com]

Hello,

 

Hey man i did what you said and changed the line to mic in preferences-audio, and when start saying something, it causes reverb and goes eeerrrghhhhh!!!

 

 

What do i do?

[copius]

Thats coz when you are recording u need to pull the volume down on the track enabled and record... then when you play it back take the record box off and the volume will flick back to where it was placed before you brought the volume down. If not just re-state the volume bar for that track and voila...

[Yilia]

Record just built-in mic. Similar to other recording software in current market, like Joyoshare Screen Recorder, you can record system audio/microphone sound in the way you like. The microphone sound also supports multiple input devices as long as your computer system equip with the one accordingly.