I want to connect this to my Numark TT 1600 turntable so that I can convert my vinyl to digital directly into my destop iMac. But I don't see any USB connections? Or does it come with some sort of RCA to USB cable? thanks and I very much appreciate your answers. I want to connect this to my Numark TT 1600 turntable so that I can convert my vinyl to digital directly into my destop iMac. But I don't see any USB connections? Or does it come with some sort... » Read More I want to connect this to my Numark TT 1600 turntable so that I can convert my vinyl to digital directly into my destop iMac. But I don't see any USB connections? Or does it come with some sort of RCA to USB cable? thanks and I very much appreciate your answers. « Show Less
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The Numark IO has a USB A/B cord included with it that allows you to connect it to your computer. You just need to download the necessary drivers.
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There is a usb port on the other side, there are separate inputs for line and photo sources and a single set of rca for stereo output. The dial on the side controls the output volume. The device is usb class compliant, meaning it should not require any drivers to operate, just plug and play.
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you will need an interface to record an analog line level signal into a computer. you can hook it up usb from midi with a converter, bit you will only be communicating MIDI signals, not analog sound. That goes for most usb connections between digital keys and OS's. You can control virtual instruments using it as a midi controller but thats not what you buy this for. For example though:you could control the microkorg with another MIDI controller if you want bigger keys, and with a controller with surface control faders /knobs you can assign all functions to those as well. In summary: No it doesnt come with editing software. you will need an interface to record an analog line level signal into a computer. you can hook it up usb from midi with a converter, bit you will only be communicating MIDI signals, not analog sound. That goes for most usb connections between digital keys and OS's. You can control virtual instruments using it as a midi controller but thats not what you buy this for. For example though:you could control the microkorg with another MIDI controller if you want bigger keys, and with a controller with surface control faders /knobs you can assign all functions to those as well. In summary:... » Read More you will need an interface to record an analog line level signal into a computer. you can hook it up usb from midi with a converter, bit you will only be communicating MIDI signals, not analog sound. That goes for most usb connections between digital keys and OS's. You can control virtual instruments using it as a midi controller but thats not what you buy this for. For example though:you could control the microkorg with another MIDI controller if you want bigger keys, and with a controller with surface control faders /knobs you can assign all functions to those as well. In summary: No it doesnt come with editing software. « Show Less
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Do yourself a favor and pop over to www.macworld.com and do a search for recording vinyl. I am sitting here right now with an Audio-Technica atpl50 hooked up to a Griffin iMic which is hooked up to my dual 2ghz G5 recording 45s for a neighbor. Griffin has software called Final Vinyl. Very easy to use, very intuitive!
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Pay no attention to those who have no knowledge of digitizing vinyl. This ADC/ phono pre amp will serve your needs. It supports 24/96 (where you would process your LPs if you wanted) or can output to 16/44.1 (CD quality). It will deliver exactly what you input into it. This w/ Thorens TT and Ortofon Red MM. I doubt if it supports MC cartridges.
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No. This is a preamplifier and not a digital-to-analog converter. The USB is intended to connect to your computer that utilizes Audacity or any other audio editing software to record your vinyl to either your hard drive or your MP3 player like the iPod. For its price, it's a very good preamplifier from a reliable time-tested company like Rega.
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This system takes BNC output from a device and converts it to VGA. Where I work, we use a measuring device which has BNC outputs and instead of having to purchase a specialized monitor with BNC or RCA plug inputs, we now use this converter to take the BNC output and convert it to VGA which means that any old computer monitor can be used, instead of specialty (and expensive) specialty monitors. However, this really does not address what you are looking for which is converter for BNC output to a USB input. I'll ask my IT guy about this tomorrow, it may end-up being a solution for you.
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No. I purchased mine to connect to my external Disk Drives. However I am converting my VHSTapes to DVD'S. Your camcorder is analog Video and has to be converted to Digital video. You may be interested in the attached. It will convert your camcordert so it can be sent to the iMac. It comes with an Installation Disk and it worked like a charm for me. You will have to buy the connecting cables as the leads on the attachment are only about 10" long. It will plug into the USB Port. Good Luck... BobZee... If you decide to buy be sure to order the Mac Version... http://www.roxio.com/enu/promotions/landing/easy-vhs-to-dvd/search/default.html?source=VHSgoog&gclid;=CO6flNqylr0CFa9cMgodDHoAQg No. I purchased mine to connect to my external Disk Drives. However I am converting my VHSTapes to DVD'S. Your camcorder is analog Video and has to be converted to Digital video. You may be interested in the attached. It will convert your camcordert so it can be sent to the iMac. It comes with an Installation Disk and it worked like a charm for me. You will have to buy the connecting cables as the leads on the attachment are only about 10" long. It will plug into the USB Port. Good Luck... BobZee... If you decide to buy be sure to order the Mac Version...... » Read More No. I purchased mine to connect to my external Disk Drives. However I am converting my VHSTapes to DVD'S. Your camcorder is analog Video and has to be converted to Digital video. You may be interested in the attached. It will convert your camcordert so it can be sent to the iMac. It comes with an Installation Disk and it worked like a charm for me. You will have to buy the connecting cables as the leads on the attachment are only about 10" long. It will plug into the USB Port. Good Luck... BobZee... If you decide to buy be sure to order the Mac Version... http://www.roxio.com/enu/promotions/landing/easy-vhs-to-dvd/search/default.html?source=VHSgoog&gclid;=CO6flNqylr0CFa9cMgodDHoAQg « Show Less
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I run Audacity on my older MacBook with Snow Leopard & export the files into iTunes, so iOS 7 is probably irrelevant. I can sync any tunes I burned to my iPhone thru iTunes. The turntable connects via USB; you should make sure Audacity is compatible with Mavericks. Here's the thing with this or any turntable converter - you are copying analog audio to digital files in real time, which means if you have 300 hours of music on vinyl (like me) it will take 300 hours to copy them all. (If you're looking to convert cassette tapes you may be able to find solutions that can transfer at higher speeds.) Then you have to break up the files into individual songs, which Audacity doesn't do on its own, although there is a way to do it with the software (I'm learning this step now). It's very time consuming. There may be other programs that can recognize breaks between songs, but the fact is there's still noise between songs on your albums (needle chatter, old scratches, etc.). I'm happy with this turntable and the software; for about 100 bucks I'll be able to transfer a bunch of vinyl that I own plus a bunch more that a relative had to let go so I'm trying to give them their music back. But make no mistake, it's a bare-bones solution. If you want to press a button and have your vinyl broken into individual songs, cleaned up of analog noise and catalogued you'll have to spend a LOT more money - if the solution even exists.
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An analog turntable will not be able to be connected to a digital stereo system (like a Sony Blue Ray unit). A digital turntable audio out with a USB cable will need to have a connection to the digital input - likely a USB
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This mixer does not come with USB. I used the "Behringer UCA222 U-Control" for that. This mixer does have an RCA in and out that you can use to connect to the 1/8" jacks on a computer, which I have used successfully. I have also used the headphone output to do the same with success. All outputs are line compatable. If you are looking for this to be USB compatable, then it would be in your best interest to try a mixer that has USB.
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It works better connected directly to your turntable. But you can connect it to your receiver, you will have to adjust the gain, and monitor the output volume, and use the line input switch on the adapter.. I've used it connected directly to my turntable, and the files come out perfect!! It sounds just like you were playing it through your receiver. You just have to make sure you connect the ground wire from the turntable to the adapter.. This cuts out the hum.. Great device.. Buy it, you won't regret it..
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Thanks for your question. It comes without the ability to connect a turntable but you can connect one using an external phono preamp such as the NAD PP4. This is a fantastic sounding amplifier. World Wide Stereo is 35 years old and a very proud Peachtree dealer.
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I connected the Vinyl Forever to my PC. Then, using RCA cable connected to my turntable, and it worked fine.
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I bought one and sent it back. Deciding to stay away from belt drive turntables because belts wear out. I instead bought a Stanton Direct Drive model with more features. It included software to convert album tracks to computer files, could be hooked up with red/white RCA type connection, and USB connection for hooking up to computer. Peace.
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Hi Irvin:I am a new owner of the Numark NS6, and since Serato ITCH doesn't support Windows 8 right now, it will support Virtual DJ, which is how I'm using it today. The only thing is you'll need a USB controller (I have the Behringer UCA202 - the most inexpensive one on the market today). Also, you'll need to download ASIO driver from the Virtual DJ website.Lastly, you'll need Virtual DJ Pro (full version0 to work with the NS6. If you go this route get back with me and I'll show you how to get tons of music for pennies-on-a-dollar.
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Of course it comes with software. How else would it work? It connects to your computer's iTunes application via a USB connection. Then you can burn your vinyl record to CD, if you wish. Which is what it's for. I suppose you could listen to the vinyl record through your computer's speakers, also. I don't know if there are stereos with USB connections, but there must be. I've never looked into it.
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I also have a turntable that is audio technica AT LP60 , do I also have to buy an amp or can you tell me what to use. It is for a 13 year old and I dont want to have to spend 70 for this and then buy an amp. Somebody please help. I didnt know there were no speakers. i need it fast. Sorry this is a question not an answer