Will this assist in the low signal trouble I am having recording to a Tape by Reloop? I'm on two Technics, DJM900nxs mixer, ortafon wlb needles.
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I am not 100% sure of what you're asking, however . . . I use mine with an Onkyo Receiver that has a phono input. However the, the volume was so low that I could not get enough volume on the recordings (CD or mp3 via PC in my case). I could just crank the volume while listening w/o getting excess noise, but that was not the case when recording. So, my turntable is plugged into the ART DJPRE II phone, which in turn is plugged into a line-level input on the receiver, and all is well. Was the what you were asking?
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I set my system up not to create a digital server simply because while I love music, I do so many other things that I simply want to spin my vinyl collection and enjoy the sound. I don't want at this point to bother with transferring from one medium to another but I would venture to speculate that if your vinyl is in pretty good shape you will be surprised how good the rips will sound with this very inexpensive device. It was developed for people to pipe vinyl to a computer sound card so the processing that occurs seems to take bad signal out and leave behind good sonority. How exactly the circuitry works isn't completely swear because ya gotta remember that this device takes in analogue does something to that signal and puts out a cleaner analogue signal. Whether it's got two simple DACs inside or just analogue filters I really don't know. If you are a fanatic, which is your call, then a device known to produce and output a digital signal into one of the available digital formats might be more up your alley. That device is gonna be pricey. All I can say is that when I spin vinyl that I bought in college over forty years ago and pipe it to my power amp and my big vandersteins, If I close my eyes I can't be sure if it's live or memorex!!!
1732407
I would think it help. The one I purchased more than a year ago did well, and is still running fine.
1567501
if your turntable doesn´t have a phono output the volume will always be weak, that´s why you need this preamp to boost your signal to a line level like "aux input". Yes, it´ll work, but I recomend the Berhinger one, which cost the same, I returned my Pyle-pro, it doesnt have the best perform and sometimes comes defective.
1354761
Yes. The signals of the 2 mics will be reduced but if you have enough amplification then it should record. You just won't have the ability to adjust the recording level other than placement of the sound source(s)
1330573
The pre-gain from the Lexicon may cause distortion when you try to adjust the pre-gain of the mic input on your mixing board. Just adjust accordingly, and it should be fine. Experiment and see what works the best for you.
224241
I'm not sure about that. I couldn't find a setting for that, just make sure the "Loop Recording" is not set to "Off". Other than that I don't know what the issue might be, sorry.
1058193
I've not tried it but it should work fine. If you cassette recorder has a standard Mic input. I've used mine on a couple different brands of digital recorders and it has always worked great. Give it a try. Buy it from a company with a user friendly return policy. I don't think you will have a problem though.
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It should. But keep in mind, this is a discontinued product, whose drivers haven't been updated in ages. I switched to a presonus VSL22, and found its drivers work a lot better (lower latency) and the recording quality is no worse. It costs a little more, but keep in mind... unlike Amazon, a lot of music gear distributors often have sales.
1702415
The tape out sends a really weak signal so i hooked it up to an amplifier and i use it for a couple monitors or for simple headphones in case i want to monitor the mic or any individual instrument
167924
Yes. Just make sure that the loop recording setting is set to 3 mins and not to off.
244006
Tried to use it for a indoor trainer that uses older signal system and could not get it to link up. So it might work for your system, u will have to ores and see what happens.
1921957
No in fact I would recommend that you have really good eq first. All this does is captures crazy frequencies and blocks them. If you have bad eq,bthen it will begin to grab good frequencies too... and I had to reposition it after the eq
625903
Well it shouldn't hummmmm. Check to make sure all the volumes are correct. Not to much input. The trim should not be turned up to loud. Also check the effects aren't up to high. Also make sure its not a ground loop problem. Plug the amp and the mixer in the same outlet.
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Yes you should get a line 1/8 to RCA jack. Configuration is tape out RCA plug left and right to line in jack on Roland R-05 that should work. That's how I run my mixer (tapeout) to line in on the recorder That should work John
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ive experimented with running my mic through my pedal board for recording and it seemed to work fine however I prefer to use the reverb settings from the recording program. I cant see why it wouldnt work live but like the other guy said, you would need to use 1/4'' cable for your microphone.
818804
Yancy, you need to buy a phono pre amp. They boost the signal to line level.gerard masters
36899
Hello, Henry. I use my adapter for a Boss Me-25 pedal and other Boss pedals I have. As for the recorder, I don't have a clue if it works. Good luck maybe next time!
537791
If you are running the equalizer througn your tape monitor system, make sure you have the tape monitor turned on. It is a common error. If you aren't running it through a tape monitor on your receiver, try doing that. Without the equalizer your speakers will sound horrible.