Saturday, December 1, 2012
Recording Keyboards, Mics, and Guitars into Sony ACID
Recording Keyboards, Mics, and Guitars into Sony ACID Video Clips. Duration : 8.22 Mins.
A lot of people have asked me how to record keyboards and other instruments/devices into ACID. This is my official response. Summary: An explanation as to which cables you need in order to record sound from an external device (keyboard, rack, turntable, mic, etc.) into Sony ACID (or any other software multitrack) and how to connect these cables to your computer's stock sound card. If you are not using a stock soundcard, ie the sound card that your computer came with, this video may not help you. This video should apply to virtually all PC stock sound cards and external devices such as turntables, microphones (dynamic or condenser), keyboards/racks (including the roland phantom, korg triton and oasis, yamaha motif, sr-3, etc), guitar amplifiers, vcr's, televisions, dvd players, and basically anything else that outputs sound.
A lot of people have asked me how to record keyboards and other instruments/devices into ACID. This is my official response. Summary: An explanation as to which cables you need in order to record sound from an external device (keyboard, rack, turntable, mic, etc.) into Sony ACID (or any other software multitrack) and how to connect these cables to your computer's stock sound card. If you are not using a stock soundcard, ie the sound card that your computer came with, this video may not help you. This video should apply to virtually all PC stock sound cards and external devices such as turntables, microphones (dynamic or condenser), keyboards/racks (including the roland phantom, korg triton and oasis, yamaha motif, sr-3, etc), guitar amplifiers, vcr's, televisions, dvd players, and basically anything else that outputs sound.
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