Has anyone used a USB turntable to transfer old LP records to CDs?
I am trying to transfer LP (vinyl) to CDs using Spin Doctor (that came with Toast 9 Titanium) using a USB turntable connected directly to my Apple PowerBook G4. It records alright BUT I cannot access the "gain" controls (sliding bar, it is greyed out) to adjust the volume at which the music is being recorded. It causes the volume to be at times in the "red bars", thus getting some distortion (at times).
Is there any way I can lower the recording volume without having to connect the turntable to the "line in" (headphone jack)? I still want to use the USB feature!
I have searched anywhere I can think of for information on how to address this issue to no avail. Any suggestions, please?
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Has anyone used a USB turntable to transfer old LP records to CDs?
I am trying to transfer LP (vinyl) to CDs using Spin Doctor (that came with Toast 9 Titanium) using a USB turntable connected directly to my Apple PowerBook G4. It records alright BUT I cannot access the "gain" controls (sliding bar, it is greyed out) to adjust the volume at which the music is being recorded. It causes the volume to be at times in the "red bars", thus getting some distortion (at times).
Is there any way I can lower the recording volume without having to connect the turntable to the "line in" (headphone jack)? I still want to use the USB feature!
I have searched anywhere I can think of for information on how to address this issue to no avail. Any suggestions, please?
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