Would this cable get audio from my DJ mixer (RCA outs) into my iphone? I want to record my music into this cool new iphone app. Thnx
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Sorry, I was thinking of another adapter \i ordered. With the one you have you would need an AV input jack to your computer. I would just order just the audio adapter from RCA to mini, this would be just the red and white plugs, then transfer your music from the Mixer to your computer using the input audio jacks and make a music file. Then transfer your music file to your Iphone using whatever methode you use to transfer music from computer to Iphone
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I will rty to answer you the best I can. If you have a plug that will fit in both that has a male USB end, then you can connect the two using this plug. I don't now about RCA outs, you woud need an adapter that would convert RCA outs to a USB plug, I would think that you could transfer the music from the Mixer to your computer using a RCA TO MINI PLUG ADAPTER as a music file, then hook you Iphone up and transfer it using itunes or whatever method you use to transfer music to you Iphone from the computer music file'. I tried but don't know if I helped Good Luck
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I used this on a personal digital audio recorder, that had a dedicated MONO 1/8" jack to accept the mike. And it worked great.However (and I've never had an iPhone, so take this with a grain of salt) I don't believe iPhones have such a jack. I think the only jack you have on that device is that special 4-conductor jack for that slender, 4-section plug that provides for stereo headphones + mike.Of course, there very well might be an adapter for such a thing, and I'd look here on Amazon, and separately (like Meritline d-o-t c-o-m) for such a gizmo.Good luck!
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I ran my outputs through a radio shack 4 line microphone mixer (so I could mix in music from my iPod) and then from the mixer to my receiver. The mixer has volume controls to increase the signal to the receiver. I have had no problem with that setup other than having to avoid too much volume. I assume a preamp would work if you don't want to use a mixer. Hope this helps.
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This unit will work. It is overkill for the application you identified. There are several DJ type mixers out that will do a better job. If you purchase this unit also purchase adapter cords to connect RCA , 1/8 outputs to 1/4 TS inputs on channels 11 and 12. This will allow you to use the limited 2 band EQ. There is no EQ on the RCA input
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Yes, just make sure your camera is set to line in (as opposed to mic in) since your mixer will have its own gain controls. You should also be aware that even though this cable works well and is of good quality, movement of it during recording will likely result in audible noise, so if your camera is tripod mounted you'll be fine, but if you're using it handheld you may want to get an 1/8" extension cable so the splitter is away from the movement.
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No this cable is for running your guitar into an iOS device for an input to an app
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I run a cable from the head phone jack on the computer to an input on the mixer. Works great for me.
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I don't have a Iphone so can't definitively answer. But I have a motorolla and am streaming spotify and while using GPS it will break into the music. If your like me and like Rock and at high volumes TURN RIGHT IN 1 MILE over my amped speakers will get your attention. heh.
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I've used it with an iPhone headset/mic combo and it doesn't work very well. I don't know if the contacts don't line up correctly or it is an internal issue. Sometimes the mic works but when it does you can hear a hum during playback. I don't know about other brands of headset/mic combos but for iPhone, this cable does not do the job. I would look elsewhere.
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What issues exactly? Everything works good for me. And about the sound if you are using or used to use mixers most of them uses transistors instead of sound cards. With sound card the sound it's not really crisp and not powerful enough. It's sounds way to compressed. Everything else you can't ask for more!! It makes your Dj skills really easy to perform ... It's saves all your cue points ... Loops... Etc. instead of create you loop every time on a track it saves it ... Next time you play the same track you'll have you loop there ready to use or not!!!
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I've used it to record audio directly from a DJ audio mixer. It worked perfectly and the sound was clear.
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There's no need to go to so much trouble. You can get a regular headphone jack to dual RCA cable at any radio shack or walgreens for a few bucks, plug it into the headphone output on the player, and plug the RCA connectors into the inputs on the dj's equipment. chances are, the DJ already has a handful of those cables anyway, just ask him.
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That really isn't the purpose of this device but I suppose you could use an app through an ipad or an iphone and then use the headphone jack from the iphone as your output. What is the problem that you're trying to solve? Are you wanting to use this device in lieu of a guitar amplifier?
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Hey... Currently there is no app for iPhone but expected in early 2014http://www.soundworldsolutions.com/products/cs10/iphone-compatibility.html
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I used my soundcard for recording and playing music, also for games. There are two RCA output connectors, hooked up to my Samson XP150 mixer/monitor and or Behringer powered monitor 125 watts each. It sounds great, just use the appropriate signal cable, RCA to a 1/8"stereo or RCA to XLR or 1/4"phone jack.
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James,Use Apple Lossless and get great sound off your Classic 120....I'm going to order one as soon as I get through typing to you. My iPhone just does not hold enough music when using Apple Lossless. Thanks,Magoo