I had trouble with a mixer in the same way. I was not successful, but
I did not have adequate help either. Try plugging the two components
into the adaptor. Then plug the adaptor into the jack. Let me kno the
results.
On 12/29/17, David Van Der Molen <dvm975@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi all.
I have a Rode external mic that was made in Australia. It doesn't have
an on/off switch. I used it with a BookPort DT with no problem at all.
Now I'm trying to use it to record in Audacity.
I am using an Asus Zenbook, and I'm running the latest version of
Audacity, along with Jaws 2018 and Windows 10.
My Zenbook has only one 3.5 mm jack, so I bought an adapter that I
connect to the jack, and then I plug in my external mic and an earphone
or speaker into the two recepticles on the adapter.
When I record, I can tell Audacity is ignoring the external mic and is
instead using my laptop's internal mic. I've experimented with several
settings in the "devices" menu, but I'm having no luck. The Rode mic
doesn't show up anywhere for me to select it, but I've tried other mics
that are listed, and I've had no success. The speaker and earphone work
fine.
Does anyone have a solution?
Dave
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