By champdolla
Wed Mar 25, 2009 1:37 pm
Idk but it doesnt seem to fit in the Record IN slot on my mpc 2000...is there an adaptor i need so i can start sampling?
By champdolla
Wed Mar 25, 2009 1:50 pm
Forget it...i'm an idiot...i need a mixer....i totally forgot about that....
By sonseelye
Wed Mar 25, 2009 2:01 pm
you dont "need" a mixer to sample,,,just plug the rca's into the line in on ur mpc...you will need rca to 1/4" adapter for ur rca's though..
AKA sincerely
By phono
Wed Mar 25, 2009 3:26 pm
sonseelye wrote:you dont "need" a mixer to sample,,,just plug the rca's into the line in on ur mpc...you will need rca to 1/4" adapter for ur rca's though..
if its a turntable you do need some form of riaa preamp though, wihtout it the eq curve is messed up, the signal is mad low and its all going to result in serious noise levels. A mixer is the easiest way to get one.
By champdolla
Wed Mar 25, 2009 3:37 pm
Phono, good lookin kid...I figured I needed a mixer for the EQ possibilities...I was just being absent minded...Finally getting a turntable had me buggin out...lol
Thanks again....
I plan on gettin this tho...
http://www.amazon.com/ART-USB-PhonoPlus ... B000OYJSAA
Thanks again....
I plan on gettin this tho...
http://www.amazon.com/ART-USB-PhonoPlus ... B000OYJSAA
By sonseelye
Wed Mar 25, 2009 4:22 pm
phono wrote:sonseelye wrote:you dont "need" a mixer to sample,,,just plug the rca's into the line in on ur mpc...you will need rca to 1/4" adapter for ur rca's though..
if its a turntable you do need some form of riaa preamp though, wihtout it the eq curve is messed up, the signal is mad low and its all going to result in serious noise levels. A mixer is the easiest way to get one.
thats why i emphasized "need"..i figured if he was in a rush,he could at least do a little suntin,thats all.
AKA sincerely
By Fung45
Thu Mar 26, 2009 8:23 am
sonseelye wrote:phono wrote:sonseelye wrote:you dont "need" a mixer to sample,,,just plug the rca's into the line in on ur mpc...you will need rca to 1/4" adapter for ur rca's though..
if its a turntable you do need some form of riaa preamp though, wihtout it the eq curve is messed up, the signal is mad low and its all going to result in serious noise levels. A mixer is the easiest way to get one.
thats why i emphasized "need"..i figured if he was in a rush,he could at least do a little suntin,thats all.
