 Beginner In Distress, Can't record into logic... |
 Sun 16 Feb 2003, 13:17
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 Newbie Group: Members Posts: 5 Joined: 16-Feb 03 From: Oxford - UK Member No.: 12,413  |
Hi,
Have just started using logic and so far have been solely using software instruments within logic that came with logic when I bought it (big box). I previously had an korg electribe es-1 and have tried hooking it up into logic to record in drum loops and other samples but I cant get it to work. I think I have the right cable (3/4" phono to 3.5mm phono I think?) and have put it into the right hole in the back of my Mac (i.e. the audio in port?) I have set everything (I think) in the audio hardware and drivers bit I think (set to Mac AV) and then followed the intsrtuction manual i.e. make sure the REC button is flashing etc. but I can't get any response at all.... Am I being really stupid somewhere along the line? |
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Sun 16 Feb 2003, 13:24
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 Soft Editor & Moderator  Group: Editors Posts: 717 Joined: 22-Aug 02 From: Paris - FR Member No.: 7,045 |
Be sure the audio port you use is an input ! Recent Macs have two outpouts and no more inputs.
In that case you should buy an audio interface. This post has been edited by june bug: Sun 16 Feb 2003, 13:24 |
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Sun 16 Feb 2003, 13:33
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Newbie Group: Members Posts: 5 Joined: 16-Feb 03 From: Oxford - UK Member No.: 12,413 |
thanks for the quick reply...
I had already checked this, I have been to the manual and it is definately an 'audio line in' (I bought a G4 powermac before christmas to give an idea of how new it is) thanks again.... |
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Wed 19 Feb 2003, 19:24
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 Newbie Group: Members Posts: 24 Joined: 22-Dec 02 From: Oxford - UK Member No.: 10,253 |
Hi Jon,
hopefully someone will have an answer for you soon?! As you know, I can't suggest anything See you round Am |
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Wed 19 Feb 2003, 20:13
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Advanced Member  Group: Members Posts: 300 Joined: 21-Aug 02 Member No.: 7,031 |
You'll need 1/8" minijack ,not just a regular one that you can buy elsewhere, it has to be the one from apple.
It a little bit longer than a regular one. 
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Fri 21 Feb 2003, 04:50
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Newbie Group: Members Posts: 24 Joined: 22-Dec 02 From: Oxford - UK Member No.: 10,253 |
Will apple be able to sell him a cable with 1/8" Apple minijack to a pair of 1/4" TRS jacks, then?
I wasn't aware that it was a non-standard minijack!! |
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Fri 21 Feb 2003, 10:44
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 Moderator  Group: Team Posts: 508 Joined: 09-Jul 02 From: Sydney - AU Member No.: 5,658 |
As far as I know apple stopped using the longer 1/8" jack quite a while ago.
Not that I use the built-in audio jack anymore, however I used a standard 1/8" jack on my B&W G3 and have since set up newer computers for other users with a standard cable. |
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Fri 21 Feb 2003, 10:55
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Moderator Group: Team Posts: 508 Joined: 09-Jul 02 From: Sydney - AU Member No.: 5,658 |
novicejcc,
I'm assuming you are on OS 9. Have a look in the Apple Menu at Control Panels > Sound. What is your selected source under "Input"?. If it is "CD" change it to "Line In" (or something similar; I can't remember the term as I have no line input on my G4). Hope this solves the problem! |
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Fri 21 Feb 2003, 11:05
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Newbie Group: Members Posts: 5 Joined: 16-Feb 03 From: Oxford - UK Member No.: 12,413 |
cool, thanks... I will try that
J |
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