Isn't it like 1/8 to 1/4? Also, does walmart have it or do I have to go to radioshack? I had something before back when I was trying cakewalk, but I lost it. I couldn't really figure out cakewalk so I got N-track studio, it's pretty complicated too. Maybe I just don't know anything about recording.. Does the adapter need to be stereo or mono, or does it matter? Thanks in advance.
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Re: what kind of adapter for PC recording?
Typical SoundBlaster and compatible cards have a stereo Line In jack, which is 1/8". You'd need a 1/4" to 1/8" stereo adaptor, and Wal-Mart does carry them.
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Light Blue. Everyone's going to a standardized color coding scheme (finally).
Here's how it breaks down:
Audio Line-In - Light Blue
Audio Line-Out - Lime Green
Digital Monitor/Flat Panel - White
Microphone - Pink
Parallel port - Burgundy
PS2 keyboard - Purple
PS2 Mouse - Green
Speaker out/subwoofer - Orange
Right-to-Left Speaker - Brown
USB - Black
Video Out - Yellow
You should use the Line In because the Microphone input has a preamp on it which will distort (in a bad way).
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Newc,
Thanks a million bro, now all I gotta do is wait for my V-amp2 from onlinestagegear, and I'm all set. I tried my line out from the back of my amplifier and it sounded like poop.I still keep practicing though.... Mostly because I hate my neighbors.-MakeAJazzNoiseHere
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I don't know why they even put a Line Out on a Guitar amp - only Bass amps can do it correctly (for that matter I can't understand why a Bass amp's Line Out works but a Guitar amp's doesn't) [img]graemlins/scratchhead.gif[/img]
NewcI want to depart this world the same way I arrived; screaming and covered in someone else's blood
The most human thing we can do is comfort the afflicted and afflict the comfortable.
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Thanks Newc, very helpful as always [img]graemlins/headbang.gif[/img]
I think I figured something out, I ran a cable from my headphone jack on my amp to the line in on my soundcard. Doesn't sound too bad, I think the V-Amp will be better, though.I still keep practicing though.... Mostly because I hate my neighbors.-MakeAJazzNoiseHere
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One thing - try to get a cable/adapter rig that doesn't hang a big ol' plug off your soundcard's input. Those solder joints aren't very strong, and you'd be putting a very effective lever on it. If you can't find a stereo 1/8" to stereo 1/4" cable, get a 1/8" to 1/8" and put the adapter on the V-Amp side.
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Only problem with the headphone jack to the card is if they're electronically mismatched, you'll melt the headphone circuit or the card.
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