How many outputs has it got? If it's really only got one stereo pair you'll have to pass the signal through something else (e.g. many amps have a tape out for recording purposes).

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How many outputs has it got? If it's really only got one stereo pair you'll have to pass the signal through something else (e.g. many amps have a tape out for recording purposes).

Thats what Im sayin...my receiver has a tape in and out(record) but my MD wont pcik up any signals i.e it'll record nothing...

The problem is that you only have one output but you want to hear what you're recording right?

Well you could just split the signal coming from the mixer. You'll need two adapters though (one for each side)...they're probably $2-5 each from radio shack.

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Originally posted by dJohn Thats what Im sayin...my receiver has a tape in and out(record) but my MD wont pcik up any signals i.e it'll record nothing...

Your mixer is connected to your "receiver". Tell me what that is - your amp? A receiver is normally a radio unit btw

OK, I'm assuming you've got your mixer plugged into your amp. Use a standard CD or Aux input, not the tape input. Then you've got the tape out of the amp connected to the MD.

actually I got it..thanks though.
All I did was reroute the recording cable through the monitor source, and played the actual mix on the speakers through another output source on the same receiver.
Thanks