I bought this mic from Amazon, a little more than $30 as mentioned in the video. Anyways, I bought to use with Video conferencing software like MS Teams, Zoom, etc. The sound quality is so much better than using a webcam mic, or the computer built-in mic. That was my goal, and it meets it head-on. Fairly small and can angle it out of view and rotate to face your voice. Very good at filtering out external speaker noise also, so you don't get that horrid Web Conference feedback. I recommend purchasing it.
OMG THANK YOU ThANK YOU THANK YOU i just got this a few minutes ago in the mail and i as soooooooooooo confused but this helped me figure it out, thanks!
@@wameii4674 if everyone tells you it is echo then idk but it might just be one person also I do have backround noise also just buy a pop filter to fix that and a mic stand for bumps
@@wameii4674 Hi there, according to what you said, it seems not a difficult question. We can help fix it up. First about the echo problem. If you are not monitoring your voice, the reason why you hear the echo is that your environment is too spacious. You can consider getting an arm stand to have the mic closer to your mouth, so that the mic capsule will be more engaged in your voice. The result is not only the echo but also the background noise will be reduced. Without an arm stand, you could still hear less noise by adjusting the volume knob around 60%, computer output around 80%, and speaking range to around 3-5 inches, the closer would be better. And no worry about popping sound, just talk pass the mic, you will get pretty clean audio.
Hi there, I know the comment is 2 month ago and you may have returned the product. We apologized for the issue. But just in case other users may have the same problem. Here are some methods for finding the solution. Since you said it's unmuted, we thought it should be recognized. Though you can just go to recording devices to check if there's USB PnP Audio Device and if it give you level meter response when you speak. If both are yes, then it's just the software i/o setting caused the issue, simple fix is to change the input to the mic and output as your built-in or external speaker (specific to your own output setup). Or you can just contact our after-sales support at web@fifinemicrophone.com for help.
We recommend using the microphone only with Windows and Mac computers. If you want to use it with a smartphone and tablet, you will need a suitable adapter and it may not work. And it is not compatible for the Xbox.
Hey great vid I bought the tripod arm mic but I would like a boom arm for it is there a boom arm that will work for it without me having to replace the hole mic
Understood. K669 is suitable for the Boom arm stand which comes with the 3/8'' to 5/8'' adapter. And you can easily search for it on Amazon. Link: www.amazon.com/s?k=boom+arm+stand&ref=nb_sb_noss
The mic sponge is not quite necessary, you can achieve the same effect by turning the mic around 10-20 degrees off-axis, so that the air will not blow straight into the mic.
Hi Danski, it's a sensitive condenser mic, you should not have to turn it all the way up. And the audio will get distorted. As long as the speaking range is around 5 inches, even with the volume set below, the audio should be pretty decent.
So I have one problem with it: idk how to tighten the bottom part of the mic (2:58) which results into the mic falling out and I'd like to fix that someone can help?
I need help. I have this exact mic but it doesn’t work in less i hold down the volume button on the mic. It’s the weirdest thing and it’s really annoying. any fixes?
Hi there. Did you purchase the microphone on the official website or official store? If so, please send an email to web@fifine.cc asking for the after-sales service with your order number.
Hi there. Did you purchase the microphone on the official website or official store? If so, please send an email to web@fifine.cc asking for the after-sales service with your order number.
Hi Starx0s, once you plug the mic into any one of the functional USB port on your computer, then it's ready to work. Just make sure you turn the volume up and choose the mic as default input under software setting.
@@3lvin I do have one arm, its very nice. The tip that helped me was turning down the windows volume and the knob on the mic too. The sound of the mouse didnt go away completely, but its not so clearly like before. And of course, I did some configuration on the OBS
I've tried connecting the mic with my Samsung Galaxy A80 via a type A to type C adaptor. It worked for me although I felt that it did not have the kind of gain a computer connection would have. Still very usable in my opinion.
We recommend using the microphone only with Windows and Mac computers. If you want to use it with a smartphone and tablet, you will need a suitable adapter and it may not work.
@@aradhyadwivedi4505 Um, yes, that's why we said: "may not work". Anyway, just glad to know it works fine with your smartphone. And thanks for your support.
That would be cool right? I don't believe you can use any usb audio device on the MPC LIVE as of version 2.3. I can check next week though if you want.
Dear friend: quite a useful demo: please tell me, if I want to connect Fifine K669B usb mic to my smartphone for karaoke recording, then. - do i need phantom power, - what type of interface needed : OTG, Sound card: pls tell brand name type Thanks Dilip, India
Hi govind, no, it's not a karaoke microphone, please just don't use it for karaoke. And even if you insist, it still won't do the job. Because the audio is just going in but will not come out when using with smartphone. That means you can only record, unplug the mic from mobiles and hear the playback. But you cannot hear your voice from smartphone at the same time of your recording. Even you can do so with computer, the delay causing by computer will also drive you mad.
@@FIFINE Hi! I was looking to buy the K669, but after reading this comment I quite don't know anymore. My mainly use would be for musical resources (recording my voice/guitar/voice + instrumental), using it on my laptop. Would you say it's a good thing?
@@nathaliareis281 Hi Nathalia, um, I don't see any problem for K669B fiting in your use application. Govind's comment is about karaoke while karaoke is about amplifying your voice, which requires a analog microphone, speaker and even a mixer. But your application is about recording, and a USB mic is designed for this purpose. As long as you're not using it for karaoke, then it will do a great job on your laptop for recording, streaming, video call, etc.
@@FIFINE Yes, in my case, like I said before, it'll also be for putting my voice on a instrumental/karaoke and putting them together on Audacity etc later. So, it's fine then? Also, would I be able to hear my own voice while recording on the laptop? I'm afraid because of the 'delay' thing.
@@nathaliareis281 As for the mix, the best practice is to record vocal and instrument separately. But you can also choose to record them together to save some time. As for the monitoring, there will be an inevitable delay. Because it's not a model with the low-latency monitoring feature. You have to look for either the FIFINE K670 or K678.
Hi there, sorry for catching sight of your comment late. Apple computer uses a close system, which is less likely to suffer from a system glitch. But it also means there's not much thing you can do when issue happens. Though we still can check if the hardware problem, it's as easy as rebooting your iMac and test with another USB port and the USB-C port via a USB adapter.
Are you using speakers or a headset? If you are using speakers Imagine this could happen.. if a headset plug it in again and make sure it's fully plugged and something should pop on your screen asking you which device will you use as sound, choose headphones. Then replug the mic and another thing should pop on your screen asking which mic you will use, choose the USB Pnp microphone and this should make it work.
Please set the volume knob to the 60%, adjust the computer input sound level at around 70%, speak range in the distance from 3 to 5 inches. After that, you are good to go.
Yes. But if you plug the headset into controller, PS4 input and output will change to controller automatically. Thus, You are supposed to split the microphone deature from headset with a 3.5mm Female to 2 Male adapter, or simply use the earbuds which has two loops on its connector, then you're good to go.
@@firstlast-bd5wc Hi there. I think what you're going to plan to do with this setup is to use a smartphone as external speaker. If so, it would be better to have a portable amplifier instead. Even the K669B can be connected to smartphone via USB adapter, but there's no way for smartphone to play through the input at the same time. Btw, the K669B is recommended using on PC.
Plz test the mic on another computer to confirm the K669B isn't defective. Then plz plug the mic into the first computer without using a usb hub, right click the USB PnP Audio Device or Unknown USB Device in the driver manager and choose update driver software, then uninstall it, restart the computer. Finally, plz plug the mic into another usb port except the usb hub. If you are using the Windows 10, you may need to pay more attention to the private setting after updating and allow the software access to your mic. If the problem still exist, please send a email to web@fifine.cc with your order number, our after-sales team will help you out.
@@daviduprichard8343 That's great! If there's any problem in the following use, don't hesitate to contact us at web@fifine.cc But just hope everything will work perfectly fine!
The volume dial can serve as mute button when you turn it to minimum. Or if the mute feature is necessary, you can wait for the launch of our latest USB microphone K678: bit.ly/2uGlnzP
Hi there, sorry for catching sight of your comment late. It could be the driver or system glitch. Just make sure the defualt in is K669B and default out is whatever output device you're going to use under system setting and software setting, then they should work well.
Hi Elijah, just stretch the legs of the tripod stand. If you have done so, then tilt the microphone a little bit upward, then it will sit pretty stable.
Hi there, you just need a correct adapter. Not sure which phone you use, but it will be either type C, micro-usb or lightening male to type A female adapter. But it's just for recording into your phone. You have to unplug the mic from mobiles to hear playback
Hi there, we're sorry that the mic didn't work in your case. But our after sales support info have been listed on the manual, and you can also search online to find our support channel in a second. Then you don't have to waste your time doing the self-troubleshooting. We cannot argue with your point that it's a garbge mic because you haven't even got it to work. But if there's any problem that you may have in any of your electronics, maybe you can contact the after-sales support first. I think company like us will provide you with the satisfied solution.
