Windows 10: Windows is suddenly not receiving input from XLR microphone!

I'm currently on Windows 11 and i have an MXL 990 XLR microphone that is run through an M-Audio M-Track Solo interface which is connected to my PC through a USB cable. The input indicator light on the physical interface itself is lighting up, however Windows is not receiving any of the input. It was working just fine yesterday, but as of this morning it isn't.I've tried:-Reinstalling the drivers for the interface-Updating Windows itself I did have a couple updates that were available-Unplugging the interface and plugging it back inI don't believe anything is damaged as again, the input indic

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All usb microphone inputs not working


So both my adapter for xlr to 3.5mm jack input and my newly purchased usb microphone are not recognised. I've tried updating the drivers, using different usb ports, uninstalling the drivers and letting windows do it manually. Every time though, it's listed as having issue's in device manager... Can some help?

 

Razer Launches Seiren Pro Microphone for Streamers with XLR Recording

Razer, a world leader in connected devices and software for gamers, today announced the Razer Seirēn Pro, a digital microphone designed for streamers and YouTubers.
The Razer Seirēn Pro includes a high-pass filter to remove low-end ambient noises, such as hums, rumbles, traffic and wind, which streamers may face when creating content. This makes the Razer Seirēn Pro digital microphone ideal for the needs of live video broadcasters, YouTubers and even aspiring musicians that value clarity.

Additionally, the Razer Seirēn Pro gives streamers the option of recording via an analog XLR or digital USB connection. The XLR cable allows the Razer Seirēn Pro to be plugged directly into mixing boards and cameras. Users can chain together multiple microphones and instruments to the board with the XLR option, with increased flexibility for adjustments on the fly during live sessions.





"With the success of YouTube, Twitch and the likes, there is a greater demand for high-fidelity recording equipment than ever before," says Min-Liang Tan, Razer co-founder and CEO. "Our second condenser microphone, the Razer Seirēn Pro, delivers what video game streamers are looking for and provides great value to YouTubers, musicians and anyone looking to capture sound clearly."

Accessories such as a shock mount and pop filter are also available to pair with the Razer Seirēn Pro digital microphone for a complete recording setup. These accessories along with the Razer Seirēn Pro professional bundle can be found exclusively on RazerStore.

The Razer Seirēn Pro is the latest addition to Razer's collection of products designed for content streamers. The original Razer Seirēn, released late last year, also features a versatile multi-pattern USB digital connection capable of four different recording configurations with three custom-tuned, 14 mm condenser capsules.

Prices:

• Razer Seirēn Pro digital microphone U.S. $249.99 / EU EUR299.99
• Shock mount accessory for the Razer Seirēn Pro U.S. $49.99 / EU EUR49.99 (RazerStore exclusive)
• Pop filter accessory for the Razer Seirēn Pro U.S. $49.99 / EU EUR49.99 (RazerStore exclusive)
• Razer Seirēn Pro bundle (including accessories) U.S. $299.99 / EU EUR349.99 (RazerStore exclusive)

Product features:

• HD recording with outstanding clarity
• 4 adjustable recording patterns (Cardioid, Stereo, Omni, Bi-directional)
• Quick controls for pattern switching, headphone volume and mic gain
• Built in headphone amplifier with zero latency output
• Recording via XLR or USB connection
• High-pass filter -- filters frequencies below 100 Hz

Microphone specifications

• Power required / consumption: 5V 300 mA (USB) / 48V DC (analog)
• Sample rate: 192 kHz
• Bit rate: 24 bit
• Capsules: Three 14 mm condenser capsules
• Polar patterns: Stereo, cardioid, omnidirectional, bidirectional
• Frequency response: 20 Hz - 20 kHz
• Sensitivity: 12.5 mV/Pa (1 kHz)
• Max SPL: 120 dB (THD: 0.5% 1 kHz)

Headphone amplifier

• Impedance: > 16 ohms
• Power output (RMS): 130 mW (@16 ohms)
• THD: 0.009%
• Frequency response: 15 Hz - 22 kHz
• Signal-to-noise ratio: 114 dB

 

My PC doesn't recognize my AT2020 XLR Microphone.

I got a new AT2020, as it has a XLR input I bought a XLR to 3.5mm cable. I connected it to my laptop and Windows simply doesn't recognize it, I tried everything and still nothing. How can I fix this?