simple. i actually did this today, well a movie clip
you got a mixer? cause it makes it even easier
and if you sampled into a computer then moved it to your MPC its even easier.
find your TV OUTput. there should be 3 RCA-type cables, yellow (video) red (audio right) white (audio left)
since you only need the AUDIO, plug your red in whites in the TV, and then to the RECORD in on your MPC.
you can use various cables, 1/4" to RCA, RCA to RCA and use an adaptor, you can use video cables and only use the red and white. etc...
try not to use rec GAIN though.
it's going to be fairly loud, this is why a mixer might help. but oh well.
also if you dont have a audio/video out, you can use your VCR's A/V out instead.
By MATT_MEDEIROS
Fri Aug 06, 2004 12:59 am
By chd
Fri Aug 06, 2004 1:05 am
1- if ur tv set is equipped with RCA outputs connect these (L-R) by a RCA-RCA cable into ur mpcs stereo in,
2- if u have VCR hooked up with ur telly check the back of it for any outputs..these will most likely be line level and RCA as well,
3- if u route the in/out tv-signal through a dvd player (stand alone) check the back of it for a yellow or white RCA port named "digital out"...connect this with a mono RCA cable (or just use one half of a stereo RED-RED or BLACK-BLACK). On the "record" page set input to "digital in",
4- u could also mic the tv set . U will need a mic and/or a set with decent speakers tho
.In this case connect the mic with ur mpcs stereo in (left or right) and turn up the rec gain a bit.
PEACE!!!
2- if u have VCR hooked up with ur telly check the back of it for any outputs..these will most likely be line level and RCA as well,
3- if u route the in/out tv-signal through a dvd player (stand alone) check the back of it for a yellow or white RCA port named "digital out"...connect this with a mono RCA cable (or just use one half of a stereo RED-RED or BLACK-BLACK). On the "record" page set input to "digital in",
4- u could also mic the tv set . U will need a mic and/or a set with decent speakers tho
PEACE!!!
Arguments are to be avoided; they are always vulgar and often convincing. - Oscar Wilde
By pgm
Fri Aug 06, 2004 1:10 am
shit since my 25" tv has a headphone jack I go from that to my stanton str8-80 turntable to dj mixer to boss sp303 for effects to the mpc.I love that little jack on the str8-80!!!
mpc 1000,boss sp303,stanton str8-80,numark dm1050
By Nygh
Fri Aug 06, 2004 5:34 pm
Hey this is along similar lines....
How do you record telephone voice messages?
How do you record telephone voice messages?

By beyondhope1
Fri Aug 06, 2004 10:17 pm
If you use a cell phone get a 1/4 male mono to 1/16 male mono metal prong cable and hook the small one into your cell phone, hands free input and the bigger end into the mpc bam. And the same thing if your house phone has headset options as well, or just mic it.
Goodtimes...



