Connecting Instruments and Microphones to Your MacIf you want to record your own musical or vocal performance, you can connect an electric musical instrument or microphone to your computer and record your performance in a Real Instrument track. To connect a microphone to your Mac, you can use your computer's audio in port, if your computer has one. You can also connect microphones and instruments to an audio interface and then connect it to your computer for recording. Audio interfaces are available in a variety of compatible formats, including USB, FireWire, PCI, and PC card formats. You can also connect an audio mixer or console to your computer and record microphones or instruments through the mixer. Learn more... |
Learn About Working with Real Instruments
- Hearing Real Instrument input while you play (monitoring)
- Recording a Real Instrument
- Recording guitars and basses
- Recording on multiple tracks
- Recording over a specific part of a song
- Importing audio files
- Using the instrument tuner
- Editing Real Instrument regions
- Enhancing the timing of Real Instrument tracks
- Transposing regions
- Enhancing the tuning of Real Instrument tracks
- Setting Real Instrument regions to keep their original tempo
- Renaming regions
- Using the metronome
