All you'll need to connect your Rock Band microphone to a personal computer is an empty USB port. This brief, step-by-step tutorial will show you precisely what to do (and guide Windows users through the driver installation process). Start digitally recording with your Rock Band mic today.
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2 Comments
my computer is not registering the microphone
Tried it, doesn't work. Tried the mic with Sound Recorder (Windows 7)- got no signal input. Then I tried it with Cyberlink WaveEditor, still got no signal input. So, rather than rip my hair out trying to make this work I'll just buy a professional USB studio mic that includes its own driver software installation disc.
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