The phrase "a computer microphone" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a microphone that is specifically designed for use with a computer, often for tasks like recording audio or participating in online meetings.
Example: "I need to buy a computer microphone for my video calls to ensure clear audio quality."
Alternatives: "a PC microphone" or "a desktop microphone".
In addition to transferring files, the cradle allows the recorder to serve as a computer microphone.
But at 13 she started recording songs through a computer microphone on multitrack software, playing and singing all the parts herself.
It lets a student dictate math assignments or information, line by line, into a computer microphone, just as someone would dictate a letter with a dictation program.
When he uses MathTalk for the Visually Impaired, Mr. Balusek can dictate his results into a computer microphone so the computer program can convert the work into a printed copy with standard math notation for his professors.
The one issue I see is that Noticeboard requires that messages be recorded via a computer microphone.
Then, instead of using a computer microphone, you enter the number where you are at and Voicetag calls you.
Whether you're one person with access to a cheap computer microphone or NPR, you have access to the same platform.
Set it from microphone to line in, unless you are using a normal computer microphone.
If using an internal computer microphone, be careful not to spit all over your keyboard and if you do, dry/clean it up as soon as possible.
A high-quality computer microphone will work effectively enough for a beginning cartoon, but if you plan to seriously market and distribute your cartoon, you will eventually need to invest in more professional equipment.
The API takes the television audio pulled in from a user phone, tablet, or computer microphone and matches it against that database to tell the app the current timestamp of the video in progress.
