SPINNER_MAN
this is the thing i fell in love....with VDJ and i'm trying to take my vinyl and transfer it to my cpu.
the only problem I'm having is that the incoming volume seems to be extremly low(with all sound options maxed out). I'm trying to connect through the mic jack. Is there another way of connecting that will effect the volume differently or maybee something I may doing wrong. Any help would be great thanx
the only problem I'm having is that the incoming volume seems to be extremly low(with all sound options maxed out). I'm trying to connect through the mic jack. Is there another way of connecting that will effect the volume differently or maybee something I may doing wrong. Any help would be great thanx
geposted Tue 20 Jun 06 @ 8:37 pm
A Man and His Music
How are you trying to do this? As in, your turntable is connected to the......., and that is connected to...
So give us the paths you are taking.
So give us the paths you are taking.
geposted Tue 20 Jun 06 @ 8:46 pm
phillydj
did you check off the use software riaa preamp in the config? (ripvinyl)
geposted Tue 20 Jun 06 @ 8:51 pm
SPINNER_MAN
I'm connecting the rca jacks of the turntable into a a converter which then goes into and 1/8 microphone input on the cpu. I can't seem to find riaa preamp option in the config????
geposted Tue 20 Jun 06 @ 9:03 pm
phillydj
are you using ripvinyl from the virtualdj program folder?
geposted Tue 20 Jun 06 @ 9:14 pm
SPINNER_MAN
ahhh i was not, iwas trying to use a different program i did not even realize that the option was there thanx alot that solved the problem
geposted Tue 20 Jun 06 @ 9:28 pm
SPINNER_MAN
solved problem but now getting humming noise over recording???
geposted Tue 20 Jun 06 @ 11:01 pm
phillydj
try adjusting the volumes so that it goes away ...also try grounding your turntable to the pc chassis
geposted Wed 21 Jun 06 @ 7:09 pm