WhyUHateDaGame(spelling)FLAT LINE?

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WhyUHateDaGame(spelling)FLAT LINE?

By turntablewillie Sun Jun 29, 2008 10:12 pm
You posted in the 2500 forum about your flat line problem. I noticed that you connected your turntable to line in on your mixer. You need to connect this to phono in. If your mixer has switches to select either line or phono input on each channel, make sure this is switched to phono. If you have no sound from your mixer here then your problem may be mixer related.
Also, can you hear the sound you sampled as it was recorded?

Re: WhyUHateDaGame(spelling)FLAT LINE?

By WHYuHATEtheGAME Sun Jun 29, 2008 10:42 pm
turntablewillie wrote:You posted in the 2500 forum about your flat line problem. I noticed that you connected your turntable to line in on your mixer. You need to connect this to phono in. If your mixer has switches to select either line or phono input on each channel, make sure this is switched to phono. If you have no sound from your mixer here then your problem may be mixer related.
Also, can you hear the sound you sampled as it was recorded?


that was it. the external switch (phono/line) for each individual channel. after a third look... BLAM it was right there! what a damn tool i am :oops:

thanks man.

damn, now back to attempting to make music.

peace
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