I had been using a Behringer UFO202 to record from my Planar 3 turntable
(directly connecting the turntable to the UFO202, then connecting the
UFO202 to my MacBook via USB).
I just picked up a Rega Fono Mini ADC (£89), which works as both phono
stage and provides a USB output to connect to the
d6jg wrote:
> I have to admit I am tempted to get one of those to use with Turntable
> in the Living Room - I presume you can mute the Mics in favour of the
> Line In ?
Inserting a line in automatically mutes the mics
Chris :)
Stratmangler wrote:
> I use one of these to capture.
>
> 24201
>
> Then I transfer the files to PC via a USB lead.
> File can then be edited as required.
>
> It's far less painful than recording direct to computer.
I have to admit I am tempted to get one of those to use with Turntable
in the
I use one of these to capture.
24201
Then I transfer the files to PC via a USB lead.
File can then be edited as required.
It's far less painful than recording direct to computer.
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d6jg wrote:
> Thats really intended for a pair of Condenser Mics. Are you sure the
> other 2 inputs are line level?
The front two inputs are a "combo" jack that accepts XLR and TS. Just
run a pair of "RCA-to-TS" cables from your line out:
https://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/CPR203
Their
Apesbrain wrote:
> I use a TASCAM USB audio interface, but if I were buying today I'd get
> this Behringer:
> https://audiosciencereview.com/forum/index.php?threads/budget-dac-review-behringer-umc204hd.1658/
>
> It pretty much does it all, well, and for $80.
Thats really intended for a pair
I use a TASCAM USB audio interface, but if I were buying today I'd get
this Behringer:
https://audiosciencereview.com/forum/index.php?threads/budget-dac-review-behringer-umc204hd.1658/
It pretty much does it all, well, and for $80.
Daverz wrote:
> I've been considering the Schiit Jil ADC. It has variable input gain.
>
> http://www.schiit.com/products/jil
The issue for me with these slightly higher end devices is that they are
generally ADC only (as this one is) whereas the astonishingly cheap USB
soundcards are
Apesbrain wrote:
> That could come in handy if you are driving from a hot "tape out". Not
> needed if you can source from "pre-amp out". Just use pre-amp volume
> control.
>
> Bothers me that the Jil lacks a headphone jack.
Yes, I can use one of my pre-amp outputs. But I think the output
Daverz wrote:
> It has variable input gain.
That could come in handy if you are driving from a hot "tape out". Not
needed if you can source from "pre-amp out". Just use pre-amp volume
control.
Bothers me that the Jil lacks a headphone jack.
I've been considering the Schiit Jil ADC. It has variable input gain.
http://www.schiit.com/products/jil
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slartibartfast wrote:
> Even cheaper is connecting an amplifier tape out to a laptop line in and
> capture directly with Audacity. Might be worth trying before buying any
> extra gadgets.
>
> Sent from my SM-G900F using Tapatalk
Thats true but the onboard soundcards are often not very good.
d6jg wrote:
> In Music there was a short discussion of the gear that can be used to
> convert a Vinyl LP to digital formats and the do & dont's so rather than
> hijack that Forum I thought I'd repost the various pieces of hardware
> discussed with a few comments which people can then add to as
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