Connecting one microphone often requires a lot of effort from the user due to the eternal problems with setting up a sound card, and connecting two will confuse even experienced users.
Necessary
new sound card
Instructions
Step 1
Carefully examine your sound card for the presence of microphone connectors, if there is only one, most likely you will have to buy a new one, since various adapters and splitters have no effect, despite the assurances of the sellers. If you still expect decent sound, don't skimp on the board.
Step 2
Pay attention to external USB-cards, some of their models also support the use of two microphones, which work on the principle of two mono inputs or record two microphones as stereo. Please note that it also has a function for adjusting the input levels, otherwise you will have to attend to the purchase of a special mixing console.
Step 3
After you have purchased a sound card, install it into a special connector on the motherboard, after removing the previous one if it was external. This will help avoid hardware conflicts. If your new graphics card supports USB, simply connect it to your computer using a dedicated cable.
Step 4
Install the device drivers, if necessary, uninstall the old ones, since problems often arise with the use of a sound device if there are different installed drivers. Be sure to restart your computer before using your sound card.
Step 5
Carefully read the instructions for the new sound card, make preliminary settings in the program installed with the driver on your computer. Connect microphones. Please note that if you have a good sound card, then the microphones must also be of the same quality level, as otherwise you will not achieve the desired result. Configure the program for using microphones and check if the hardware settings are correct.
