Has anyone ever plugged this into a TASCAM to record the sound there?
1833816
I use it with my Zoom H6 all the time. Works beautifully. I'm currently using it with the Zoom and the Sennheiser e935 Mic to produce an audio book. Don't see any reason it wouldn't also work great with your Tascam.
1833817
No. But I have recorded with numerous other digital recording devices with no problem. Th emit comes with adapter XLR and 1/8" adapter cables.
1833818
Yes. I've used the Sennheiser EW100 G3 setup with a TASCAM DR-60D MKII. Works great.
667222
You could mix to stereo on the unit and put the line out to the line in on a CD recorder, then play from the Tascam and record straight to CD. It wouldn't be a digital transfer though, and you'd need to manually define the tracks on the recorder.
37840
Yes and No... The PS-P515U is designed to use the USB connector to connect to the TASCAM recorder to provide DC power to the recorder. If you are an electronics savvy person, you can purchase any power unit that provides the same output voltage (5 Volts DC @ 1.5 amp) or design your own, and wire it to a mini-connector. If you're NOT electronics savvy, then don't mess around and purchase the unit to avoid destroying your TASCAM recorder because of incompatible voltages and/or connections. While you may fell the unit is expensive, consider the expense if you use some other "compatible" power unit that fries your Tascam. In short, don't be Penny-wise and Pound-foolish. Yes and No... The PS-P515U is designed to use the USB connector to connect to the TASCAM recorder to provide DC power to the recorder. If you are an electronics savvy person, you can purchase any power unit that provides the same output voltage (5 Volts DC @ 1.5 amp) or design your own, and wire it to a mini-connector. If you're NOT electronics savvy, then don't mess around and purchase the unit to avoid destroying your TASCAM recorder because of incompatible voltages and/or connections. While you may fell the unit is expensive, consider the expense if you use some other... » Read More Yes and No... The PS-P515U is designed to use the USB connector to connect to the TASCAM recorder to provide DC power to the recorder. If you are an electronics savvy person, you can purchase any power unit that provides the same output voltage (5 Volts DC @ 1.5 amp) or design your own, and wire it to a mini-connector. If you're NOT electronics savvy, then don't mess around and purchase the unit to avoid destroying your TASCAM recorder because of incompatible voltages and/or connections. While you may fell the unit is expensive, consider the expense if you use some other "compatible" power unit that fries your Tascam. In short, don't be Penny-wise and Pound-foolish. « Show Less
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Yes you can. I would rate my dp-004 rather highly except for the flaw that i have never been able to upload my music to my PC computer via the usb cable. Perhaps if someone could explain it to me in very simple terms i might step by step do it. But the instructions from tascam are either ambiguous or confusing or simply wrong, because i have never ben ablr to save my recordings to PC.
972869
I honestly don't know, if you know someone who has one or local music store give it a try , I would call Tascam on the phone and ask. I have the dp-03, seems that it should work for all the digital recorders, but ya never know
1849271
I haven't tried it, but I would think you would need to convert from your RCA to 1/4" banana plug type adapters such as the Hosa Cable GPR101 RCA To 1/4 Inch TS Adaptor - 2 Pack. (Search it on Amazon). You need to connect it as an audio source, the RCA plugs on these don't seem to do much but give you sound through the headphones coming back in so for example if you were using a metronome to keep time while laying down a bass groove, you wouldn't actually be passing that metronome click back through to your recording, just the headphones...
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I don't see any reason why it can't be used with the Tascam. You would be sending the signal from the GTX into the 1/4 inch or XLR inputs on the Tascam.
483671
Here's a link to the owners manual, check page 11. http://tascam.com/content/downloads/products/526/e_gb-10_om_vb2.pdf
343433
These are simply bog-standard CD-R disks, albeit of a supposedly high quality (meaning few if any dud disks, which has proved true for me, which is why I buy them). So if your Tascam will record to any CD-Rs (check the specs of your recorder), they'll do more than fine with these. It is possible that the recorder requires CDs that are specifically coded for audio recording (read more about that here: http://goo.gl/jGtWnS), so definitely check, unless you've already made it work with other plain-old CD-R disks.
534442
Yes! There is a connection for turntable. Tascam connects to the receiver and your speakers are connected to the receiver.
377385
Buy yourself a tascam dr-40. Record audio to it by use of the xlr plugs and then pull the sd card and edit with your computer. If you only use 1 mic, you probably want an xlr y-splitter to ensure you don't get a channel of hiss.
871987
I never did get that crappy unit to work very well. VERY clunky, primitive interface. Just get Tascam's newer model, the GB-10. It is WAYY better.
377607
Yeah, I guess, but it seems overly complicated, and unnecessary. I'll assume you want to track both the USB signal, and once you go through all that stereo adapter business, your gonna run it into the computers headphone/mic input? Then you have to convince your computer to record both the USB signal, and the now degraded signal coming from the 1/4" TS to 1/8" TRS Y adapter input simultaneously. If you can do it than you can do it but why not simply duplicate the stereo USB tracks in your DAW?
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We use this mic with a Tascam CD recorder, no problems. We a currently running the mic through a Presonus digital board, then to the recorder. If you try to go direct to your recording device, I would recommend you try it first at the -30 db attenuation, then work your way up. Hope this helps.
1978008
You need a usb audio device that has a guitar jack. Tascam is one company that makes them.
384547
Yes, it does. The Tascam US-200 comes with the USB connection, RCA outputs, and MIDI in/out. I own this device and have been very happy with it. I connect it to my laptop (via USB) and record through the 2 channel inputs on the front panel. Hope this helps.
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Just plug it in into the mike symbol on your computer. I had to turn the volume way up in order to hear what was being recorded.