I have to admit the manual doesn't tell you exactly what to connect where, but you should be able to figure it out after reading it.
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How it is connected depends on what sound interface you have, and what you want to do with it.

Two cables needed. Both 1/4' to RCA.

Connected to the Tape out RCA plugs L/R on your mixer into the 1/4' L/R Analogue inputs on your card.

You can also do it with 1/4' patch cables. From the line outs or Aux sends.

Seriously, read the manuals... Do you have to hold someones hand when you cross the road or can you look for yourself?

unless he/she has the USB version

i read it,but i don't understand. Please tell me how i connect mixer with sound card. I and my friend try to connect but we don't know.

Do you have any cables?

:)

I have some cables.... :roll: Can u write me what cable to use( price is don't mater) and please tell me how to connect this mixer with sound card (I gona creazy),I am realy disapointed :(...

I forgot to tell u.I want to record my vocals.

I said this before. On this page.

"Two cables needed. Both 1/4' to RCA.

Connected to the Tape out RCA plugs L/R on your mixer into the 1/4' L/R Analogue inputs on your card. "

You could use a stereo RCA cable, and two RCA to 1/4' TRS connectors... You need to connect the RCA TAPE OUT on your mixer to the 1/4' ANALOGUE LINE IN of your card.

Phone a friend maybe?

Potted meat......don u thin lucy?

Proof that studios will make a comeback, if you ask me...

almost painful to read.....

bent wrote: Proof that studios will make a comeback, if you ask me...

:lol:

stil, spend some money and get a usb or firewire interface for your computer. Most likely, your sound card will not handle the recording you're trying to do, so you should get a computer interface. I'm assuming you don't want to spend much money, and I'm guessing your computer may not have firewire :roll: so look into a USB interface.

Or, even easier, if you're just looking to record vocals, get a Snowball USB mic by Blue.

thedrumschlag wrote: stil, spend some money and get a usb or firewire interface for your computer. Most likely, your sound card will not handle the recording you're trying to do

He has an Emu0404. Whether it's USB or PCI he didn't say but it should be good enough for unbalanced I/O to the mixer.

Reading the manual should reveal this: output from one to input on the other. Do you need to know more than that?

Soon, everything will be colour coded and we can forget about this.

That said, people have no idea how to wire the back of a computer. Literally, it's all made to fit. You plug cable of colour X into jack of colour X but people get it wrong.

Brains are as important as gain structure.
Some people have neither.