By OmegaStylesBC
Tue Jun 06, 2017 12:49 am
Audio Technica LP-120 USB turntable says: A selectable internal stereo phono pre-amplifier allows the turntable to plug directly to components with no dedicated turntable input.
The RME Babyface Pro has 2x XLR inputs & 2x TRS inputs, along with ADAT
So in Windows 10 & FL Studio 12, would I be able to use the Babyface Pro as my main audio interface & monitor/hear what is playing on the turntable, if I plug the LP-120 to the PC via USB connection?
Babyface Pro as main audio interface
Babyface Pro outs 1 & 2 -> speaker monitors
AT LP120 turntable with built in phono preamp -> USB connection to PC
Stereo channel of DAW input set to LP120 USB & output set to Babyface Pro Outs 1/2?
The analog inputs on the Babyface Pro will be used for mics & mono synths, so would I need to buy an ADAT converter for the turntable if the above won't work?
The RME Babyface Pro has 2x XLR inputs & 2x TRS inputs, along with ADAT
So in Windows 10 & FL Studio 12, would I be able to use the Babyface Pro as my main audio interface & monitor/hear what is playing on the turntable, if I plug the LP-120 to the PC via USB connection?
Babyface Pro as main audio interface
Babyface Pro outs 1 & 2 -> speaker monitors
AT LP120 turntable with built in phono preamp -> USB connection to PC
Stereo channel of DAW input set to LP120 USB & output set to Babyface Pro Outs 1/2?
The analog inputs on the Babyface Pro will be used for mics & mono synths, so would I need to buy an ADAT converter for the turntable if the above won't work?