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Mac Forum / Applications / Mac Applications / February 2005Selecting audio input in GarageBand
I was inspired by the "From Tape to CD" article in a recent MacWorld magazine issue to try it myself with some old vinyl that I have. I connected the stereo to the audio input of the PowerBook G4, and as suggested in GarageBand help used the System Preferences to select the Line In as the audio input. This appeared to be working as I could see the sound meter registering the input from the stereo. However, in the GarageBand Preferences I was not able to select the Line In as audio input. The only available entry in the Audio input pop-up menu was/is Built-in Audio. Does anyone know a secret in getting GarageBand to recognise the line in as the audio input? Thanks in advance, Graham. I honestly don't know what the line in is good for... I'd recommned shelling out the 40 clams for the Griffin iMic, which will amplify and improve the sound quality of whatever you're trying to hook up to the computer... > I was inspired by the "From Tape to CD" article in a recent MacWorld > magazine issue to try it myself with some old vinyl that I have. I [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > Thanks in advance, > Graham. > I honestly don't know what the line in is good for... Importing audio data. > I'd recommned shelling out the 40 clams for the Griffin iMic, which > will amplify and improve the sound quality of whatever you're trying to > hook up to the computer... Where do you plug it in? Me, I just put my entire mixboard into the line-in port. This has guitars, mic's, synths--all kinds of other claptrap--plugged into it.  SignatureThe more you can increase fear of drugs and crime, welfare mothers, immigrants and aliens, the more you control all the people. -- Noam Chomsky Graham, Hey, I figured this out the other day. You actually need to change the audio setting in system preferences to line in. Chris > I was inspired by the "From Tape to CD" article in a recent MacWorld > magazine issue to try it myself with some old vinyl that I have. I [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > Thanks in advance, > Graham. |
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