 Monitor Audio In? |
 Mon 20 Oct 2003, 18:09
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I'd like to be able to monitor the audio in through the headphone port and/or audio out. i'm having a difficult time trying to figure out how. is this possible with the stock mac hardware? i'm currently using a dual 867 g4 (mirror door) stock, running 10.2.8. suggestions?
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Wed 22 Oct 2003, 20:34
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Newbie Group: Members Posts: 4 Joined: 20-Oct 03 From: Richmond - US Member No.: 27,153 |
ok, i know very little about recording and working with audio on a computer. all i've done in the past is record audio, cut into tracks, burn to disc. that's about it. that said:
what are the mac converters? i'd like to be able to make some good quality recordings (as good as i can with the mixer i'm using at least). i have peak DV that i can run in OS 9, but the line in level is still very weak. i'm also completely unfamiliar with OS 9 and so while using Peak i'm unable to do anything else such as connect to the internet (?!?!?). hmmm, i just noticed there is a second output on my mixer. i'm using the RCA master out and there seems to be another one labeled "Master Out (1/4" TRS 0dB)". it also says: tip = (+) hot ring = (-) cold sleeve = GND hmmmmm? |
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BigFatDuck Monitor Audio In? Mon 20 Oct 2003, 18:09
lepetitmartien check your system preferences for sound and the ut... Tue 21 Oct 2003, 01:12 BigFatDuck THANKS! i would have never found that on my o... Tue 21 Oct 2003, 02:32 lepetitmartien Level entries should be LINE so the outs of a mixe... Tue 21 Oct 2003, 04:22 lepetitmartien You master out seems to be a balanced connection s... Thu 23 Oct 2003, 03:19
BigFatDuck how can i make sure not to overload the input? ju... Thu 23 Oct 2003, 22:40 |
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