AnalogicAllergy

Thank you for the reply. My doubt is: how do i plug a USB mic into a interface: the interface only has XLR and P10 connections. I would have to change the mic to one that has a native XLR connection.

Hello everybody, hope i find you all well! So, here's the deal: i bought a condenser mic on Amazon, especifically this one: https://www.amazon.com.br/gp/product/B07XYZY9YM/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 As you all can see, it is powered by an USB cable. It connects on the mic via a USB type B and to PC via an normal USB 2.0. My problem is: the recording volume is TOO LOW! It can barely capture the sound. I've tried to hook it up in different USB ports (2.0 and 3.0) with no success. Tried to configure it via Windows Sound Settings, Mic Settings, with no success either. On MacOS it gets a little better, but not at a normal level of capture of sound I'm familiar with the necessity of providing a additional power to condenser mics, the so called "phantom power". Is that the case of a USB powered mic too? If so, is there a adapter that turns USB type B to XLR for example? Or another solution? So i can plug my mic into my audio interface a Behringer UM2 audio interface. Is there another option apart of the aforementioned? Thank you all for the atention!