If you need to record very quiet or expressive instruments, such as an acoustic guitar or piano, a condenser mic will provide better results. Condenser mics aren't as rugged or versatile as dynamic mics, but provide more sensitive response. A cheap recording studio can readily make do with 1 dynamic and 1 condenser microphone.

Click “Hardware/Sound.” Click “Sound.” Open the “Recording” tab in the “Sound” menu. Select the “Snowball” as the “Default Input Device.” Adjust the volume of the microphone within the “Levels” menu.

Mac Click the Apple icon in the top left corner of your screen. Select “System Preferences.” Double-click the “Sound” category. Highlight the “Input” tab in the “Sound” menu. Double click the “Blue USB Ball Mic” beneath the “Choose a device for sound input” heading. Adjust the “Input Volume” slider to set the volume of the microphone.

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Close the “System Preferences” menu.

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Because MiC does not have an audio output it must be included in an aggregate device that combines multiple sources to create one audio device. To set up MiC to work with Pro Tools do the following: 1) Connect MiC to your Mac using the included USB cable. 2) Open Audio MIDI Setup located in the Utilities folder on your Mac.

3) Select the Pro Tools Aggregate I/O device on the left side of the screen. 4) Click the check box next to MiC on the right hand screen to add MiC to the aggregate device. 5) In ProTools open the Playback Engine Setup 6) Select Pro Tool Aggregate I/O in the “Current Engine” drop-down menu at the top of the page.

Set the H/W Buffer Size to 64 Samples and click OK. 7) Open the IO Setup 8 ) Go to the Input Tab and choose “New Path”. Create 1 new mono input path. 9) Rename the input path “MiC” and assign it to input 3. 10) Assign MiC as the input for your desired audio track. Now you are ready to record using MiC!