AUDACITY MAC CORE AUDIO RECORDING PRO

My Interface is made by Avid, model is the Digi 002 rack My Turntable is also made by Pro-Ject, model is Pro-Ject Debut III DC

My Phono Preamplifier is made by Pro-Ject, model is Phono Box E. I'm just trying to present a clear picture of my setup. This is a lot, some of the info you might find extraneous. The output of the phono preamp is usually RCA connectors, and usually you would use some kind of adapter to go into the your audio interface's line inputs, which are typically 1/4'. Typically, you would go turntable> phono preamp> ADAPTER > audio interface. Not many audio interfaces have RCA inputs. you have successfully recorded audio into your audio interface/computer/abelton, just not from the turntable? Have you recorded OK with a mic, for example? you have successfully played records off this phono box directly into your stereo?ģ. your 'phono box' is a RIAA equalized phono preamp made for turntable-to-receiver connection, is that correct?Ģ. To get better help, maybe you could clear a few things upġ. Please help.I can't imagine a scenario in which plugging your RCA cables directly into your mac would be preferable to using the audio interface.Īt first glance, it seems as if the issue is in getting your software to recognize the interface, but some things you say indicate otherwise.

AUDACITY MAC CORE AUDIO RECORDING PRO

(The interface is connected via firewire, if that matters)ĭo I need to hook up the rca cables to my macbook pro from the phono box somehow? I feel like I should be able to record because I can here the audio playing from my monitors, however when I arm a track in ableton nothing plays. I'm playing vinyl via a phono box to audio interface to macbook pro. I tried using ableton and downloaded audacity and haven't had any luck.

Audacity mac core audio recording