Can you record directly into a PC DAW?
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Yes, there are Direct/Recording RCA jacks on the back of the amplifier for outputing to a DAW.
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Hi Ted, no I don't think so - but the loops you save on the sd card can easily be dragged into ableton (which is the one I use), if you record even with a metronome, it means that the loop lengths are all the same and easy to work with. There is an additional help download from line6 which tells you how to record and save individual layers so that everything syncs well.The alternative is something like the peavey vypyrs, even the bottom end ones have a pc out so you can use it as an interface with your guitar (they also bundle revalver with it, which is good quality software). Hope that helps - if not, ask again, I'm very happy to try and help. Hi Ted, no I don't think so - but the loops you save on the sd card can easily be dragged into ableton (which is the one I use), if you record even with a metronome, it means that the loop lengths are all the same and easy to work with. There is an additional help download from line6 which tells you how to record and save individual layers so that everything syncs well.The alternative is something like the peavey vypyrs, even the bottom end ones have a pc out so you can use it as an interface with your guitar (they also bundle revalver with it, which is good quality software). Hope... » Read More Hi Ted, no I don't think so - but the loops you save on the sd card can easily be dragged into ableton (which is the one I use), if you record even with a metronome, it means that the loop lengths are all the same and easy to work with. There is an additional help download from line6 which tells you how to record and save individual layers so that everything syncs well.The alternative is something like the peavey vypyrs, even the bottom end ones have a pc out so you can use it as an interface with your guitar (they also bundle revalver with it, which is good quality software). Hope that helps - if not, ask again, I'm very happy to try and help. « Show Less
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Yes, you can. Kind of the point of a usb MIDI controller. Works with all the DAWs I've tried on (ie Ableton and FL).
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Yes, you can, but only with an external device, using the RCA or XLR input You can reproduce the files, add your vocal, and record in the memory card.
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Yes, but the software may be fine or a problem. If you are looking to record anything but drums and samples on Maschine, you may be better off with Ableton Push, which gives you an entire recording suite to record vocals and other external instruments as well. Maschine seems to work best as a standalone instrument, which isn't all that helpful if you want to record entire songs.
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You can use external software to amplify the audio input, programs like Audacity have an option to output the audio it is recording, which does the same thing.
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Yes you need a computer and a DAW program to use this. This is a midi keyboard so it does not have any speakers. This is used for creating electronic music. You can record on it through your DAW but it won't any other way. There is no headphone jack.
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You can record straight through the USB. Nifty little thing. But beware, its more of a mixer than a traditional interface, so it doesn't split the tracks you may have already laid down from the new ones you're recording. So basically, EVERYTHING you can hear it in your monitor mix, it's going to be on the track you're currently recording. So if you're recording something live, its perfect. If you're tracking something, not so much...
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Yes, it appears as a USB sound device, just select that as the input in your recording software.
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As long as the application has the ability to take a MIDI controller input then yes. (Most if not all DAW software is able to)
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Not within the recorder, but it comes with the CD that you install in your PC
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Well if you just want to record the audio of what your playing then the simplest way would be to use a 3.5mm cable into a microphone jack on your computer. http://www.amazon.com/Mediabridge-3-5mm-Stereo-Audio-Cable/dp/B004LTEUDO/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1398041305&sr=8-1&keywords=3.5mm+cable If you want to use the MIDI features of the keyboard you would need to use a cable like this: http://www.amazon.com/CREATIVE-EMU-XMIDI-MIDI-Interface/dp/B000JLU26W/ref=sr_1_3?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1398041405&sr=1-3&keywords=usb+midi In either case you will also need the appropriate software on your pc to accomplish what you want. I think windows may actually have a recorder built in if you go with the 3.5mm cable to record audio file.
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No but I recommend Audacity, it is a free audio recording program that works great with this microphone!
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Not a silly question. I've heard stories that it can't be done or that it can only be done with certain sound cards, but nothing definitive. I'd ask the same question - can you listen while recording, either through the computer OR through the separate audio output simultaneously?
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Nothing much. You need a USB port (and potentially a USB hub with an external power supply in case there isn't enough power for the interface). Other than that as long as your computer can support a proper DAW it should be fine.
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I believe that you can since since the source can be a cd, tape or external device. The "record to" options are USB and tape. I haven't done this but it should be doable. This unit is not a CD burner so you can't record to CD.
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Yes - absolutely. I'm recording all my midi parts in Logic using this - tracks like a dream. It just shows up as a midi device like any other and you can enable and play. Alternatively, load their triple play controller as a vst / au / whatever and get your fine-tuned setup loaded in your DAW, then call up your soft synths via that in Ableton.
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Yeah, totally! You just need a mic obviously and some software. Audacity should work fine, which is free. Just plug this in to a USB port, plug the mic in, set everything up, and hit record.