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Turns out what I actually need is a mono to stereo. I know because it's only recording onto the left side :\
I can't find a mono to stereo though... Urrrrggh.
Ooh but they do such things as 3.5mm mono to 3.5mm stereo things.
Woo.
Out I go again.
I can't find a mono to stereo though... Urrrrggh.
Ooh but they do such things as 3.5mm mono to 3.5mm stereo things.
Woo.
Out I go again.
Clazon wrote:
> Bob:-
>
> Yes. That adapter is the right kind and it'll go with one of these:
>
> [URL]http://www.guitarampkeyboard.com/products.php?s=&k=&m=Brands&c=Microphones&r=Price+Range&x=14&y=13[/URL]
>
> And you plug it into the red socket.
>
> Mine was £25 with software and another CD.
>
> The quality for that amount oif money is superb, however compared to
> better ones, it's absolute crap.
>
> Basically it's just chosey. It picks up everything really well most
> of the time, but has the odd glitch now and then. I guess you'd want
> a more professional one. However, as I said, you can plug most things
> in direct, or via an amp to make it rugged.
>
> :)
Thank you!!
I've picked out a £40 one. Presumably it doesn't have software with that. But I've already got a program to record edit and arrange so that's ok.
*Hopefully* I'll manage to get it working. Also, the adapter... the 6.5 side should be mono, right? But should the 3.5 be sterero? I'm lost. But I couldn't find a mono to stereo one so I've gone with mono to mono. Only 79p though so it's not much of a loss if I've got the wrong one.
Enjoy Canadia
> Bob:-
>
> Yes. That adapter is the right kind and it'll go with one of these:
>
> [URL]http://www.guitarampkeyboard.com/products.php?s=&k=&m=Brands&c=Microphones&r=Price+Range&x=14&y=13[/URL]
>
> And you plug it into the red socket.
>
> Mine was £25 with software and another CD.
>
> The quality for that amount oif money is superb, however compared to
> better ones, it's absolute crap.
>
> Basically it's just chosey. It picks up everything really well most
> of the time, but has the odd glitch now and then. I guess you'd want
> a more professional one. However, as I said, you can plug most things
> in direct, or via an amp to make it rugged.
>
> :)
Thank you!!
I've picked out a £40 one. Presumably it doesn't have software with that. But I've already got a program to record edit and arrange so that's ok.
*Hopefully* I'll manage to get it working. Also, the adapter... the 6.5 side should be mono, right? But should the 3.5 be sterero? I'm lost. But I couldn't find a mono to stereo one so I've gone with mono to mono. Only 79p though so it's not much of a loss if I've got the wrong one.
Enjoy Canadia
On the run from the law?
Well, goodbye and enjoy.
Well, goodbye and enjoy.
I'll be off to Canada y'all.
Bye bye.
Bye bye.
Bob:-
Yes. That adapter is the right kind and it'll go with one of these:
[URL]http://www.guitarampkeyboard.com/products.php?s=&k=&m=Brands&c=Microphones&r=Price+Range&x=14&y=13[/URL]
And you plug it into the red socket.
Mine was £25 with software and another CD.
The quality for that amount oif money is superb, however compared to better ones, it's absolute crap.
Basically it's just chosey. It picks up everything really well most of the time, but has the odd glitch now and then. I guess you'd want a more professional one. However, as I said, you can plug most things in direct, or via an amp to make it rugged.
:)
Yes. That adapter is the right kind and it'll go with one of these:
[URL]http://www.guitarampkeyboard.com/products.php?s=&k=&m=Brands&c=Microphones&r=Price+Range&x=14&y=13[/URL]
And you plug it into the red socket.
Mine was £25 with software and another CD.
The quality for that amount oif money is superb, however compared to better ones, it's absolute crap.
Basically it's just chosey. It picks up everything really well most of the time, but has the odd glitch now and then. I guess you'd want a more professional one. However, as I said, you can plug most things in direct, or via an amp to make it rugged.
:)
Come here, you.
Clearly I am the man.
Yes...YOU HEDFIX! YOU!
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Pass.
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