हमारी मेहफ़ील, सा रे ग म प Options Rating

[OMkar]

Dear Friends,

As we always wanted to start हमारी मेहफ़ील under correct name, let us all join together and start a lovely सुरीला सीलसीला which continue to grow forever.

हमारी इस मेहफ़ील मे सबका स्वागत ह.ै आईये हम सब मीलकर इसे रोशन करे !

In the beginning, I am presenting the song of Kishoreda which he use to sing while starting his Mehfil (live shows)

[King Rafi]

ohh, i forgot to answer sanjay's questions.

I don't think there is degradation in the quality on esnips. It's basically what you upload gets played.

I also don't see why Audacity shd not recognise the USB mic. I guess the problem is that Audacity is still pointing to the old mic source, and it has not yet been told of the existence of the new mic.

Sanjay, check the following
1. Under Control Panel > System > Hardware > Device Manager, ensure that the mic is properly installed
2. Under Control Panel > Sounds and Audio Devices > Audio >Sound Recording, ensure you have selected the USB mic as the default sound recorder
3. Under Audacity "Preferences", check the first tab Audio I/O. Check that the correct device is selected for recording.

Harish

[sanjkash]

ohh, i forgot to answer sanjay's questions.

I don't think there is degradation in the quality on esnips. It's basically what you upload gets played.

I also don't see why Audacity shd not recognise the USB mic. I guess the problem is that Audacity is still pointing to the old mic source, and it has not yet been told of the existence of the new mic.

Sanjay, check the following
1. Under Control Panel > System > Hardware > Device Manager, ensure that the mic is properly installed
2. Under Control Panel > Sounds and Audio Devices > Audio >Sound Recording, ensure you have selected the USB mic as the default sound recorder
3. Under Audacity "Preferences", check the first tab Audio I/O. Check that the correct device is selected for recording.

Harish

Thanks a lot Harish for the tip. The tip number 3 made the difference. In fact, I had already checked with the first two tips, but then I was expecting to see it (usb mic) as a choice in the recording option of Audacty (which did not appear, that is why I did not try further in Audacity). Anyway, now the things will get much easier. Thanks again.
Sanjay

[OMkar]

ohh, i forgot to answer sanjay's questions.

I don't think there is degradation in the quality on esnips. It's basically what you upload gets played.

I also don't see why Audacity shd not recognise the USB mic. I guess the problem is that Audacity is still pointing to the old mic source, and it has not yet been told of the existence of the new mic.

Sanjay, check the following
1. Under Control Panel > System > Hardware > Device Manager, ensure that the mic is properly installed
2. Under Control Panel > Sounds and Audio Devices > Audio >Sound Recording, ensure you have selected the USB mic as the default sound recorder
3. Under Audacity "Preferences", check the first tab Audio I/O. Check that the correct device is selected for recording.

Harish

Thanks a lot Harish for the tip. The tip number 3 made the difference. In fact, I had already checked with the first two tips, but then I was expecting to see it (usb mic) as a choice in the recording option of Audacty (which did not appear, that is why I did not try further in Audacity). Anyway, now the things will get much easier. Thanks again.
Sanjay

Oh Good good... So you have sorted with the USB microphone, right? Could u pls tell us what make it is and how much u got it for and rest of the details??? Eager to know...

[sanjkash]

ohh, i forgot to answer sanjay's questions.

I don't think there is degradation in the quality on esnips. It's basically what you upload gets played.

I also don't see why Audacity shd not recognise the USB mic. I guess the problem is that Audacity is still pointing to the old mic source, and it has not yet been told of the existence of the new mic.

Sanjay, check the following
1. Under Control Panel > System > Hardware > Device Manager, ensure that the mic is properly installed
2. Under Control Panel > Sounds and Audio Devices > Audio >Sound Recording, ensure you have selected the USB mic as the default sound recorder
3. Under Audacity "Preferences", check the first tab Audio I/O. Check that the correct device is selected for recording.

Harish

Thanks a lot Harish for the tip. The tip number 3 made the difference. In fact, I had already checked with the first two tips, but then I was expecting to see it (usb mic) as a choice in the recording option of Audacty (which did not appear, that is why I did not try further in Audacity). Anyway, now the things will get much easier. Thanks again.
Sanjay

Oh Good good... So you have sorted with the USB microphone, right? Could u pls tell us what make it is and how much u got it for and rest of the details??? Eager to know...

OMkar Bhau,
My old one was a combo (headphone+mic) costing 5 Euro. This one picked up lot of noise from everywhere and even from the earrphones as well as all the internal noise of PC. But is worked as singing was never on the table.
The new one is a "Logitech" (USB Desktop Microphone, Model number: A-0186A), costing less than 30 Euro. Connect to the USB port and it starts working (as simple as that). The recording quality is excellent, does not pick up any internal PC noise. So very simple, recording and reproducing in clear good quality voice/sound. You can "try before buy" in the PC shop (if possible for you) as it is so simple like any other PC microhones.
Sanjay