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Originally posted by DjTiberius I got them hooked up to my panasonic stereo right now cause i dont have the cash to buy speakers and amps yet.

LOL I thought i was the only one that uses a panasonic stereo! I need speakers too. Anyways about recording; use line in, protools free, etc. As for a sound card; if you can fork another $150 check out the M-Audio audiophile 24/96. Great card for recording dj mixes and it should work on a g3. Another thing, when you hook up your pc to your mixer you may need to hook it up on a different circuit b/c it may create a ground loop otherwise.

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Originally posted by DJTJ No it isn't - that's the mic in. Line in and mic in are very different. For a start, the mic in is mono. Also, microphones have a very low signal that has a different frequncy pattern to a line level signal, and thus the mic input has different amplification properties. *DON'T* use the mic input to record from a line level source like a DJ mixer.

Well...my G3/233 beige tower & my G4/350 blue & White both have one in & one out. The in on both has a mic symbol. It is line in stereo.
Says so in both manuels.

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Originally posted by Koolaid Well...my G3/233 beige tower & my G4/350 blue & White both have one in & one out. The in on both has a mic symbol. It is line in stereo. Says so in both manuels.

That may be true on your set up, but to say that line In and Mic In are the same thing.. heh.

macs suck.

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Originally posted by FC`Noir That may be true on your set up, but to say that line In and Mic In are the same thing.. heh.

Actually, on both macs, you can plug in a mic or line level, and choose either in the control bar. So the jack in the back is both.

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