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So I can plug a mic into my laptop, and use Sound Recorder to record a wave
file from the mic. Then I can turn right around and play that wave file thru
powered speakers, and all is good. But is there a tool in Windows, or a
shareware/freeware option, that passes the mic input directly to the speak
output, with whatever amplification is needed, so as to make the laptop a
light weight PA system? I do presentations a lot, where I am sitting at the
laptop doing a demo, and it would be great if I could take the mic I use for
recording presentations off-line and use it to along with powered speakers to
let the room hear me. Obviously there is no real technical hurdle, the sound
card is able to use the two devices, I just can't figure out how to get the
pass thru effect.
Thanks,
Gordon
file from the mic. Then I can turn right around and play that wave file thru
powered speakers, and all is good. But is there a tool in Windows, or a
shareware/freeware option, that passes the mic input directly to the speak
output, with whatever amplification is needed, so as to make the laptop a
light weight PA system? I do presentations a lot, where I am sitting at the
laptop doing a demo, and it would be great if I could take the mic I use for
recording presentations off-line and use it to along with powered speakers to
let the room hear me. Obviously there is no real technical hurdle, the sound
card is able to use the two devices, I just can't figure out how to get the
pass thru effect.
Thanks,
Gordon