After helping a friend do this, I have found that plugging in the record player
to the mic will work.
Pete, your large/small signal input theory is roughly correct... Just test at
lowest volume (blowing out speakers really um, well, blows).
You could always record in 'near silence', and then normalize with a sound
editing suite (anyone know of a good one?).
J
--- Peter Jay Salzman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> i have a record player hooked up to my soundcard's line in, and the volume is
> waaaay too low. i have to crank all my mixer/dsp settings to hear something
> at a decent volume.
>
>
> now, i can use the soundcard's mic, and i *think* it'll be louder. i think
> line in is for large signal input, and mic is for small signal input.
>
> but i'm on shaky ground. is there an engineer or audiophile on the list who
> can tell me whether all this is correct or not?
>
> thanks!
>
> pete
>
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