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14 Jan 2004
I own a 1Ghz G4 TiBook and I want to use it for making a home studio in my room. Now, I'm not talking about all this super expensive studio quality stuff, I just want to be able to record my guitar, harmonica, djembe, and voice onto my computer with reasonable quality. The thing I need help with is this. I need to know if I can plug a Behringer Eurorack UB1204-PRO mixer into the line in to the back of my TiBook. I know I can only record in mono that way because I would have to use a adapter cable that goes from the left and right A/V cables to one 1/8" jack. But that is alright with me. I just need to know that if I buy that Behringer mixer and some mics and, using the A/V to 1/8" cable, connect it into the line in on my laptop that it will work. Any advice or help is greatly appreciated!!! Thank you,
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2 Jan 2004
Ok, this is my first post and first time looking into buying recording gear, so obviously I do not have any experience and need some guidance. I play guitar, harmonica, and sing(I also would like to do some djembe percussion in my songs as well). I want to be able to record songs with good quality, not like studio stuff, but acceptable to put on CD as a home recorded album. I have a G4 1GHz Tibook and I bought Amadeus II which is a simple two track recording program and have been using the onboard mic in my laptop, which, frankly, really stinks. Now, I have an incredibly tight budget, and I don't know if I can really even get into recording with so tight of finances. So far I have been looking at just being creative with Amadeus so I don't have to buy a more expensive recording program. I know about the whole iMic thing, but that is lower quality then I would like. I want to be able to input more than one mic at once along with guitar etc. Here is how much knowledge I have about recording...I believe that all I need to start recording on my Tibook is some mixing software, a mixer, and mics(with instruments of course), output to the line-in on the back of my laptop. Am I way off? I was looking at a Behringer Eurorack UB1204-PRO mixer and two AKG D 8000 S mics along with my dinky Amadeus II program. Would this work? Please let me know. This has been driving me up the walls for the past week since I could find no one to talk to about setting up a home studio with an Apple laptop. And as I said about my budget, the mixer and mics I was looking at amount to only $200. That should tell you my money situation. Thank you!
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