M-Audio Support: www.m-audio.com Before you start recording with Pro Tools KeyStudio, you need to connect your gear to the M-Audio USB Micro audio interface. Connect your headphones or powered speakers to the USB Micros 1/8 output. You cannot use your computers built-in sound card, headphone output, or laptop speakers with Pro Tools. To record audio into the computer, connect a microphone, instrument, or a line level source to the USB Micros 1/8 input. Depending on your external equipment, you may need an adapter. To connect a guitar cable you will need a 1/4 Female to 1/8 (or 3.5mm) Male adapter. Since a guitar is a mono instrument, you need a mono adapter like this one. Notice there is only 1 black ring on this adapter, dividing it into the tip and sleeve, or TS for short. Your headphones or speakers on the other hand are stereo, and their connector will have 2 black rings, dividing it into the tip, ring, and sleeve, or TRS for short. Dynamic microphones like the M-Audio SoundCheck can be used with the USB Micro. To connect you need a 3-pin XLR female to 1/8 (or 3.5mm) male cable. If you own a computer microphone with a 1/8 connector, you may be able to use that. Some computer microphones require power to operate; and while your computers built-in sound card provides this power, the USB Micro does not. Condenser microphones cannot be used with USB Micro without an external power supply. If you are unsure if your microphone is a dynamic or condenser, refer to its ...
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Thursday, 3 January 2013
KeyStudio™ Getting Started (1 of 2) - Pro Tools® M-Powered™ Essential
KeyStudio™ Getting Started (1 of 2) - Pro Tools® M-Powered™ Essential Tube. Duration : 5.25 Mins.
M-Audio Support: www.m-audio.com Before you start recording with Pro Tools KeyStudio, you need to connect your gear to the M-Audio USB Micro audio interface. Connect your headphones or powered speakers to the USB Micros 1/8 output. You cannot use your computers built-in sound card, headphone output, or laptop speakers with Pro Tools. To record audio into the computer, connect a microphone, instrument, or a line level source to the USB Micros 1/8 input. Depending on your external equipment, you may need an adapter. To connect a guitar cable you will need a 1/4 Female to 1/8 (or 3.5mm) Male adapter. Since a guitar is a mono instrument, you need a mono adapter like this one. Notice there is only 1 black ring on this adapter, dividing it into the tip and sleeve, or TS for short. Your headphones or speakers on the other hand are stereo, and their connector will have 2 black rings, dividing it into the tip, ring, and sleeve, or TRS for short. Dynamic microphones like the M-Audio SoundCheck can be used with the USB Micro. To connect you need a 3-pin XLR female to 1/8 (or 3.5mm) male cable. If you own a computer microphone with a 1/8 connector, you may be able to use that. Some computer microphones require power to operate; and while your computers built-in sound card provides this power, the USB Micro does not. Condenser microphones cannot be used with USB Micro without an external power supply. If you are unsure if your microphone is a dynamic or condenser, refer to its ...
M-Audio Support: www.m-audio.com Before you start recording with Pro Tools KeyStudio, you need to connect your gear to the M-Audio USB Micro audio interface. Connect your headphones or powered speakers to the USB Micros 1/8 output. You cannot use your computers built-in sound card, headphone output, or laptop speakers with Pro Tools. To record audio into the computer, connect a microphone, instrument, or a line level source to the USB Micros 1/8 input. Depending on your external equipment, you may need an adapter. To connect a guitar cable you will need a 1/4 Female to 1/8 (or 3.5mm) Male adapter. Since a guitar is a mono instrument, you need a mono adapter like this one. Notice there is only 1 black ring on this adapter, dividing it into the tip and sleeve, or TS for short. Your headphones or speakers on the other hand are stereo, and their connector will have 2 black rings, dividing it into the tip, ring, and sleeve, or TRS for short. Dynamic microphones like the M-Audio SoundCheck can be used with the USB Micro. To connect you need a 3-pin XLR female to 1/8 (or 3.5mm) male cable. If you own a computer microphone with a 1/8 connector, you may be able to use that. Some computer microphones require power to operate; and while your computers built-in sound card provides this power, the USB Micro does not. Condenser microphones cannot be used with USB Micro without an external power supply. If you are unsure if your microphone is a dynamic or condenser, refer to its ...
Sunday, 30 December 2012
How To Play "Bohemian Rhapsody" Piano Tutorial / Sheet Music (Queen) Part 1
How To Play "Bohemian Rhapsody" Piano Tutorial / Sheet Music (Queen) Part 1 Video Clips. Duration : 12.08 Mins.
Learn Piano From Me!: www.joeraciti.com Bohemian Rhapsody Sheet Music bit.ly Mediocrefilms YouTube Channel: www.youtube.com Vote For The Next Tutorial: www.facebook.com Follow me on Google+!: bit.ly Join My Google Group!: groups.google.com My Music!: bit.ly T-Shirt Link: bit.ly My Website!: joeraciti.com Gear: Studio Projects C1 Large Diaphragm Condensor Microphones (2): amzn.to Creative Labs E-MU Preamp: amzn.to Monster Microphone Cables: amzn.to Senheiser HD 280 Pro Headphones: amzn.to Keyboard: I use a really old Roland keyboard that I don't think they even sell anymore. I've heard good things about this keyboard: amzn.to - I recommend trying out whatever keyboard you are thinking about in a store before buying. Camera: I currently use a Kodak Zi8: amzn.to - you might also try a later model if you are interested in this camera and price point... maybe something like the Kodak Playsport: amzn.to I edit my videos on an Asus U46E-BAL7 computer: amzn.to using Adobe Premier Pro CS6: amzn.to I edit audio using Reaper: www.reaper.fm In this piano tutorial I show you how to play "Bohemian Rhapsody" by Queen. You can find my other tutorials by searching the name of the song you want to play + "Joe Raciti" or "jraciti1". If you would like different piano lessons from the ones I have posted, leave a comment in the comment section or thumbs up an existing comment to let me know what songs you would like me to teach you. I can't promise that I'll be able to get to them but I will ...
Learn Piano From Me!: www.joeraciti.com Bohemian Rhapsody Sheet Music bit.ly Mediocrefilms YouTube Channel: www.youtube.com Vote For The Next Tutorial: www.facebook.com Follow me on Google+!: bit.ly Join My Google Group!: groups.google.com My Music!: bit.ly T-Shirt Link: bit.ly My Website!: joeraciti.com Gear: Studio Projects C1 Large Diaphragm Condensor Microphones (2): amzn.to Creative Labs E-MU Preamp: amzn.to Monster Microphone Cables: amzn.to Senheiser HD 280 Pro Headphones: amzn.to Keyboard: I use a really old Roland keyboard that I don't think they even sell anymore. I've heard good things about this keyboard: amzn.to - I recommend trying out whatever keyboard you are thinking about in a store before buying. Camera: I currently use a Kodak Zi8: amzn.to - you might also try a later model if you are interested in this camera and price point... maybe something like the Kodak Playsport: amzn.to I edit my videos on an Asus U46E-BAL7 computer: amzn.to using Adobe Premier Pro CS6: amzn.to I edit audio using Reaper: www.reaper.fm In this piano tutorial I show you how to play "Bohemian Rhapsody" by Queen. You can find my other tutorials by searching the name of the song you want to play + "Joe Raciti" or "jraciti1". If you would like different piano lessons from the ones I have posted, leave a comment in the comment section or thumbs up an existing comment to let me know what songs you would like me to teach you. I can't promise that I'll be able to get to them but I will ...
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