FAQ K MIC NATRIUM
Bluetooth headphones cannot be connected directly to the K-Mic Natrium.
However, you can plug them directly into the K-Mic Natrium’s jack, which gives you feedback on your voice through the microphone.
Alternatively, you can connect the headset via Bluetooth directly to your computer, but you won’t get feedback on your voice.
Don’t worry, it’s normal.
However, there is an adjustment arrow: turn clockwise to increase the volume and vice versa.
This corresponds to the sensitivity of the microphone.
Unfortunately this is not possible for two reasons:
– The Natrium’s usb-c carries power and sound.
If you replace it with a jack/USB-C adapter, it will no longer be powered and will not work.
If you replace it with a jack/USB-C adapter, it will no longer be powered and will not work.
– The other reason is that the Natrium integrates its own sound card and DSP, which contribute to the product’s recording quality.
Knob 4 changes the microphone gain, i.e. the recording quality.
For example, if you have a loud voice, you’ll need to turn this knob down so that the sound on your recording doesn’t saturate.
Conversely, if you have a small voice, you’ll need to increase this knob so that it can be heard.
For example, if you have a loud voice, you’ll need to turn this knob down so that the sound on your recording doesn’t saturate.
Conversely, if you have a small voice, you’ll need to increase this knob so that it can be heard.
Knob 5 lets you change the volume of your voice feedback in the earphones.
When you plug your headphones into the jack, it adjusts the volume of your voice: so you can hear yourself more or less clearly through the headphones.
When you plug your headphones into the jack, it adjusts the volume of your voice: so you can hear yourself more or less clearly through the headphones.
The last button adjusts the voice echo.
If you make a recording and press this button, you’ll get an “electronic” effect.
If you make a recording and press this button, you’ll get an “electronic” effect.