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The following example is for setting up the
Q1U in Windows XP with Service Pack 2.
Other versions may vary slightly.
1. Plug in microphone. The LED will light to
indicate it is receiving USB power. Win-
dows will recognize the USB audio device
and automatically install the universal
drivers (figure 1). (These balloons will not
appear next time you plug it in, as the mi-
crophone drivers are already installed.)
The Q1U is now recognized as a Windows
audio device under the name Samson Q1U.
Each additional Q1U will have a number
added, such as Samson Q1U (2), and so on.
To set it as the default device and change
computer-controlled gain, access control
panel.
2. Access Sounds and Audio Devices
through Control Panel (figure 2).
3. Select Samson Q1U as Sound recording
Default device under the Audio tab. The
default device is used in simple programs
like those for teleconferencing or Sound
Recorder. In most pro audio programs
you can select which device (or multiple
devices) to use within the program itself.
To set computer-controlled gain, click the
Volume button (figure 3).
4. The Wave In window sets the computer-
controlled gain or mutes the microphone.
The gain is from –62 dB to +48 dB (figure
4).
SAMSON Q1U
Figure 3
Figure 1
Figure 2
Figure 4
Getting Started with Windows XP