Is My Pb Broken? |
Fri 3 Jun 2005, 02:35
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Hello,
This is my first time here, I found this site while searchng for music on mac help. I need and would really appreciate if someone could help me out with this problem: I have a 15-inch, G4 aluminum Powerbook. It has a line in port on the side. I decided to try recording some guitar using Garage Band. So I did the following: 1. Plugged my electric guitar into an amplifier. 2. Took another cable, and pluged that into the headphone port on the amplifier, which I then plugged into the line in port on the PowerBook using a 1/4-1/8 adapter. 3. I lastly plugged headphones in the Powerbooks headphone port so I could hear what I was doing. In Garage Band everything seemed to work, I was playing around with the guitar effects and evertything seemed to work fine. The green to yellow to red monitor thing was showing that sound was coming in. My problem is suddenly it stopped and it doesn't work. I cannot get anything to play and the monitor thing shows no sound coming in. So....My question is....did I break something? Was I not supposed to do this? I am new at this music recording thing and don't know what to do. So if anyone can tell me if I broke my powerbook I would appreciate it. Thanks so much for your time in reading this whole post. |
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ncastel The problem might just be that somehow you unselec... Fri 3 Jun 2005, 03:02
justd Hi Joshua, could be different problems. First, Ga... Fri 3 Jun 2005, 07:28
joshuas Hi again, Thanks very much both of you for the re... Fri 3 Jun 2005, 17:21
kaboombahchuck Josh, Every thing you didi is correct. There are ... Mon 6 Jun 2005, 06:44
joshuas Hello, Thanks for the info! For now I think ... Mon 6 Jun 2005, 14:44
justd Hi Joshua, could be different problems. First, Ga... Fri 3 Jun 2005, 07:28
joshuas Hi again, Thanks very much both of you for the re... Fri 3 Jun 2005, 17:21
kaboombahchuck Josh, Every thing you didi is correct. There are ... Mon 6 Jun 2005, 06:44
joshuas Hello, Thanks for the info! For now I think ... Mon 6 Jun 2005, 14:44
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