MANNN. You actually get PAID to do that? FIrst off, NEVER keep a turntable ON TOP OF AN INTEGRATED OR TUBE AMP. you are almost by definition introducing noise and hum. I Can do a video easily to demonstrate that. Second, your turntable environment is FILTHY. MANN what the f?? I should start charging for my transfers, I have a forensic lab compared to your ramshackle set up! DAMN
Am I able to hook up 2 turntables to the same receiver? Either by using 1 through Phono and 1 through Line or something like that or will I have to buy another receiever for each turnatable I have? Any help will be appreciated. Thanks.
hi JanD these is a kind of production "easy" but no profesional, if you has the rec out to the computer with the "RIAA" equalization i dont understand why you connect directly from receiver "rec out" to mic in?, sometimes the mic in is mono sound and not the true stereo, why you dont using the "line in" of soundcard?.. i using a technics directdrive to phono in and the out of the rec out connect to the Equalizer technics sh-8045 and the line out of Equalizer connect to Line in of my sound card
Yes, just make sure the impedance levels on the audio match. On most mixers that have faders or gain input levels you should be able to get good levels without distortion or impedance issues.
left and right rca ends (usually red & white) to an 1/8th inch mini stereo phono plug. It's a "Y" cable. left and right to one 1/8th inch mini stereo phono plug.
MANNN. You actually get PAID to do that? FIrst off, NEVER keep a turntable ON TOP OF AN INTEGRATED OR TUBE AMP. you are almost by definition introducing noise and hum. I Can do a video easily to demonstrate that. Second, your turntable environment is FILTHY. MANN what the f?? I should start charging for my transfers, I have a forensic lab compared to your ramshackle set up! DAMN
oatstao 4 months ago
Nice tutorial dude :)
USBTurntableLove 5 months ago
Am I able to hook up 2 turntables to the same receiver? Either by using 1 through Phono and 1 through Line or something like that or will I have to buy another receiever for each turnatable I have? Any help will be appreciated. Thanks.
KaiMcCoy 1 year ago
Thanks! very helpful video.
GuanacaC 1 year ago
hi JanD these is a kind of production "easy" but no profesional, if you has the rec out to the computer with the "RIAA" equalization i dont understand why you connect directly from receiver "rec out" to mic in?, sometimes the mic in is mono sound and not the true stereo, why you dont using the "line in" of soundcard?.. i using a technics directdrive to phono in and the out of the rec out connect to the Equalizer technics sh-8045 and the line out of Equalizer connect to Line in of my sound card
fertub26 1 year ago
Thank you , very simple.
wilderwun211 2 years ago
@wilderwun211 NEVER KEEP A TURNTABLE ONTOP OF ANOTHER PIECE OF EQUIPMENT . THIS GUY IS A FOOL
oatstao 4 months ago
how has all that stuff
ryansexy11 2 years ago
ok now...I have windows vista...what program do I need or where on here do I find the recorder box you show on windows xp?
DebiNga 2 years ago
Yes, just make sure the impedance levels on the audio match. On most mixers that have faders or gain input levels you should be able to get good levels without distortion or impedance issues.
musicdude992000 2 years ago
What is the cord needed to go from receiver to computer?
DebiNga 2 years ago
left and right rca ends (usually red & white) to an 1/8th inch mini stereo phono plug. It's a "Y" cable. left and right to one 1/8th inch mini stereo phono plug.
musicdude992000 2 years ago
my turntable broke :( gonna try and fix it myself so I can do this
Zeldafoo9 3 years ago
Where would one find a reciever because i already have turn table and i am trying to convert the vinyls to a cd?
TriforcePower777 3 years ago
Any electronics store. Best buy, Circuit City, Radioshack, even department stores like Sears, Macys, JC Pennys.
musicdude992000 3 years ago
Very helpful video, thanks :-). I have a question, though. Can you use that RCA to 3.5mm jack converter on a mixer?
Brummy010 2 years ago