[MacDV] LP to Computer

[Phelim Lunny]

>you can just plug it right into your USB port on the computer. Then record with any of the applications mentioned. 

BTW: That iMic has an input and an output and both are stereo (if it's the same as my older model which still serves me well.) Both sockets take a stereo mini jack. Griffin sold it with a Y cable that had a stereo mini jack to two phono plugs.







From: Dennis Fazio <dfz at mac.com>
To: A place to discuss digital video on Macintosh. <macdv at listserver.themacintoshguy.com>
Sent: Mon, 26 Nov 2007 10:28 am
Subject: Re: [MacDV] LP to Computer








On Nov 26, 2007, at 10:51 AM, DGH wrote: 
 

> I tried a Griffen iMic I have but it must be an old one as it as 2 > inputs icons of a mike and a speaker, no stereo. 

> My turntable has a preamp and a red & a white RCA output and also a > USB outlet cord 
 

If your turntable has a USB outlet cord, then the iMic is superfluous. Since your turntable has a preamp, we can assume the USB cable has equalized digital audio on it and you can just plug it right into your USB port on the computer. Then record with any of the applications mentioned. 
 

I use Audiocorder. You will probably find it easier to understand and use than Audacity. You can also try Audio Hijack, which has the added advantage of recording any audio passing through your Mac from any source including web pages. 
 

--Dennis Fazio 
 

 


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