Could I plug this into my computer and get output audio from computer? I do karaoke online, and my desktop speakers aren't enough sound for me, I want to hear my feedback louder in real stereo sound. Then I was thinking about hooking everything up to a tape recording system to tape myself. Is that possible with this? Could I plug this into my computer and get output audio from computer? I do karaoke online, and my desktop speakers aren't enough sound for me, I want to hear my feedback louder in real stereo... » Read More Could I plug this into my computer and get output audio from computer? I do karaoke online, and my desktop speakers aren't enough sound for me, I want to hear my feedback louder in real stereo sound. Then I was thinking about hooking everything up to a tape recording system to tape myself. Is that possible with this? « Show Less
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This amplifier works great with PCs. I have my pc connected to mine. I could not get the USB input to work
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I think so. It has a "Record Out" set of jacks as well as speaker out jacks and a headphone jack. There is also a michrophone jack.
764566
I don't see why you couldn't. It has the audio input and output u need. It's enough power for me to power two cabinet speakers. And my audio out I use to do pretty much the same thing but to a digital recorder.
764567
i would like my pc to this unit,is there a special cable i have to purchase that goes from my PC to the amplifier and where do you plug it in on the amplifier?
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I don't know about taping yourself I have never tried that myself but there is a spot on it for a mic. But you can definitely hook this up to your computer and get some amazing sound. I use this on my media pc in my living room and have 4 speakers (http://amzn.com/B000A5S926) hooked up to it and it sounds absolutely amazing.
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Maybe...I never got it to work very well and I hate the software it comes with. Any reason not to just use the line-in jack on your sound card? Check out free Audacity software for the recording / editing. Be careful where you get it though, some links have been hijacked...
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Sure you can! But this mixer is designed to "tune" your voice and then be connected via RCA cables to a loud system or stand-alone-karaoke system, or computer/laptop. It simply adds your vocals to a track that is playing on another device. This unit does not play MP4/MP3/CD, etc. This is how I use it (And it works well): I connect this unit to my laptop via RCA cables using an RCA-to-3.5mm adapter. I then plug my headphones into the laptop via 3.5mm connection, go to youtube.com, search "Whatever I want to sing to" karaoke song, and BAM, a few beers and I'm rock star wonderland. Hope that helped! Sure you can! But this mixer is designed to "tune" your voice and then be connected via RCA cables to a loud system or stand-alone-karaoke system, or computer/laptop. It simply adds your vocals to a track that is playing on another device. This unit does not play MP4/MP3/CD, etc. This is how I use it (And it works well): I connect this unit to my laptop via RCA cables using an RCA-to-3.5mm adapter. I then plug my headphones into the laptop via 3.5mm connection, go to youtube.com, search "Whatever I want to sing to" karaoke song, and BAM, a few beers and I'm rock star... » Read More Sure you can! But this mixer is designed to "tune" your voice and then be connected via RCA cables to a loud system or stand-alone-karaoke system, or computer/laptop. It simply adds your vocals to a track that is playing on another device. This unit does not play MP4/MP3/CD, etc. This is how I use it (And it works well): I connect this unit to my laptop via RCA cables using an RCA-to-3.5mm adapter. I then plug my headphones into the laptop via 3.5mm connection, go to youtube.com, search "Whatever I want to sing to" karaoke song, and BAM, a few beers and I'm rock star wonderland. Hope that helped! « Show Less
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You might want to invest in a USB mixing board. Then you plug your mic into this unit, plug the output into the mixing board and then connect the mixing board to your computer.
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Yes. Your karaoke machine should have an output connection. Just take the output from there and go in to the soundbar.
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We bought several of these for the express purpose of recording wiring instructions on computers. First of all, let's make sure it does what you think it does. It is a microphone that you put in your ear. It hears both sides of the conversation. That microphone needs to plug into something which records. your computer can do that with software, as long as you plug the microphone into a microphone jack on it. Windows comes with "Sound Recorder", or you can download Audacity or any of a bunch of other applications. You may need to open the microphone properties and set the volume and boost all the way up to get reasonable volume on the recording.
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Not a silly question. I've heard stories that it can't be done or that it can only be done with certain sound cards, but nothing definitive. I'd ask the same question - can you listen while recording, either through the computer OR through the separate audio output simultaneously?
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Nope! You can line out directly to the mic input of your PC sound card. I made these videos exactly that way:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dneBzV_T4S8http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b_MeOXyYWEUI didn't use anything except the guitar and the Line 6 Floor Pod PLUS, plugged directly into my computer - no other interfaces. You can use any type of free recording software available. I used Kristal Audio Engine, which is a free download.
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This device is for computer output only. You can not use it to get audio into your computer for record
898257
This unit is designed to have its digital and analogue output through a mixing board or an external amplifier. The other output is through the "Phones". With the proper connectors, you can easily take the "Phones" output into your computer, or powered external speakers. I feed that signal to a pair of self-amplified speakers. Of course, you can use good quality headphones if you are monitoring directly. Remember, if you use the digital output (or input, as the case may be), use coax digital lines. I need a 10-foot length to my digital mixer. These are available from Amazon and other vendors at low cost. Great quality sound in/output. Good luck.
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It can be hooked up to a amplifier (speaker). You will need to purchase a microphone cord. That cord's connector will fit right into the speaker. It will not plug in to a computer unless you buy some kind of converter for the connector. Good luck with your singing! I sing too. :Dyou can get a cord at Guitar Center or other music store...and a converter at Radio Shack.
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The best method would be to use a audio interface box. There are many different models but you could get a descent USB 2.0 one for under a $100.00. Typically they come with mic preams built into the box so you would not have to worry about getting a preamplifier to boost your microphone signal up to a line level. If you went direct you would at least have to use an adapter from XLR male to 1/4 or 1/8 male so it could be plugged directly into your computer motherboard. But you might have a problem with microphone amplification as well as possibly noise from a low mic signal. Hope this helps!
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not from the unit, but if you are feeding the sound in from analog source to the rca's in, sure you could. This is a component recorder, it doesn't connect to the pc in that way. But as I say, If you feed the line out from the source, to line in on the unit, you can record what you hear.
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I don't think you've given enough information. What software do you want to use this with (e.g., Garage Band)? What kind of computer? If you're expecting sound to come out of the keyboard, it won't, it will come out of the computer.
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It has an 1/8 headphone jack. If you output that to any kind of amp connected to speakers, it will produce sound. But it is not powerful enough to drive speakers itself with any decent results. You could probably use a jack with another male 1/8" and put it into the microphone jack on a computer. But I can't guaranty good results.
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Just plug it in into the mike symbol on your computer. I had to turn the volume way up in order to hear what was being recorded.
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Yes, as mentioned several times, get a 3.5mm to 3.5mm Audio Cable, and using Audio grabber or some other freebie computer recording software, "play" it using Line In to your computer. Not as clean as a direct USB connection and thus, not as easy as drag and drop, but it works fine and you can save your recordings to your computer. The spoken sound quality is very good and clear.