Recording on a Mac

Discussion in 'General Mac Discussion' started by Omad0n, Dec 16, 2002.

Most Liked Posts
  1. Omad0n, Dec 16, 2002

    Omad0n macrumors regular

    Joined:
    Apr 26, 2002
    Location:
    Seattle, WA
    #1
    Hi all, I was just wondering if any of you could recommend a good sound card so that I can record some music from my turntables onto the computer, to then burn in onto a CD. Thanks in advance for any suggestions.
     
    share
    + Quote Reply
  2. Omad0n, Dec 16, 2002

    Omad0n thread starter macrumors regular

    Joined:
    Apr 26, 2002
    Location:
    Seattle, WA
    #2
    Nobody has nay sound card recommendations?
     
    share
    + Quote Reply
  3. Rower_CPU, Dec 16, 2002

    Rower_CPU Moderator emeritus

    Rower_CPU

    Joined:
    Oct 5, 2001
    Location:
    San Diego, CA
    #3
    Well, I'm not sure if Creative has released OS X drivers for their SoundBlaster Live Mac cards...so unless you're using OS 9...

    Or there's the line-in that's built into certain PowerMacs...
     
    share
    + Quote Reply
  4. vniow, Dec 16, 2002

    vniow macrumors G4

    Joined:
    Jul 18, 2002
    Location:
    I accidentally my whole location.
    #4
    presenting the iMic!


    [​IMG]
    You'll need a basic audio recording app (search Versiontracker) and a basic aiff editing app (QT Pro) to split the tracks. Then use iTunes to burn to CD and you're all set.
     
    share
    + Quote Reply
  5. 68k_575, Dec 17, 2002

    68k_575 macrumors newbie

    Joined:
    Dec 13, 2002
    #5
    Just use OS9's SimpleSound for recording, then do splitting with QTPro.
     
    share
    + Quote Reply
  6. TheInevitable, Dec 17, 2002

    TheInevitable macrumors member

    Joined:
    Dec 11, 2002
    Location:
    Arizona
    #6
    Try Digidesign ProTools.
     
    share
    + Quote Reply
  7. howard, Dec 17, 2002

    howard macrumors 68020

    howard

    Joined:
    Nov 18, 2002
    #7
    how much you willing to spend? check out some maudio stuff...got some great stuff in the 100-300 $ range..
     
    share
    + Quote Reply
(You must log in or sign up to post here.)

Share This Page