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Old 09-21-2006, 08:30 AM
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Sorry if this question is answered elsewhere, didn't see... I'm new to home recording, I have a four track cassette recorder which needs to be mixed down to a 2 track, can I use my regular cassette deck for this mix down. I'm not all familiar yet with the ins and outs, thanks for answering...
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Which four track recorder have you got?
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Depending on what you are using you have a couple of options here.
Feed direcly from the headphone jack to your 2 track with a shielded stereo lead (depending on the quality of your monitoring).
If your 4 channel has a stereo output then it's just a simple case of getting the right leads to make the thing work.
I really would need to know what outputs you have on your system.
If you are doing a fair bit of this kind of thing it may be worth investing in a small mixer and doing your adjustments through that.
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As I've asked him what equipment he's got, let's wait until we know what we're dealing with before we jump in shall we?

For your information Mark, taking a signal from a headphone output is not normally the best option.
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True, but if his system is truly budget then this is the only option he has.
Of course lineout into his soundcard is the best option.
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