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In the video, Jordan from Kettner Creative details six ways to connect an audio mixer to a computer, aimed at enhancing tasks like audio recording, video conferencing, and live streaming. Using a Yamaha MG10 mixer and a Shure SM58 microphone, he outlines methods such as using a stereo RCA output cable or dual quarter-inch cables connected to a USB sound card, and configuring sound settings on the computer. Other techniques include XLR to 3.5mm jack cables, XLR to USB cables, and employing a USB audio mixer to send a high-quality stereo digital signal directly to the computer. The video concludes by recommending the use of a USB audio mixer or USB audio interface for optimal sound quality, catering to various budgets and needs, and invites viewers to explore additional details in the video description and engage with the content.
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In this segment, Jordan from Kettner Creative discusses six methods for connecting an audio mixer to a computer, useful for tasks like audio recording, video conferencing, or live streaming. He demonstrates using a Yamaha MG10 mixer and a Shure SM58 microphone. Jordan explains how to use a stereo RCA output cable connected to a USB sound card, allowing computers without a microphone input to receive audio. He also shows a similar method using dual quarter-inch cables. Both methods include steps to configure the computer’s sound settings to use the USB audio device. Jordan highlights the importance of checking the description for specifications and pricing information.
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In this part of the video, multiple methods of connecting a mixer to a computer are demonstrated. The first method uses dual quarter-inch output into a USB sound card, converting USB to USBC to connect to the computer. The second method involves an XLR to 3.5mm jack cable, plugged into a USB sound card if necessary. A simplified third method utilizes an XLR to USB cable, omitting the USB sound card. Lastly, a USB audio mixer is recommended for its ability to send a stereo digital signal directly to the computer, ensuring high-quality, non-degrading audio suitable for various audio software.
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In this part of the video, the presenter demonstrates how to use a USB audio interface connected to a mixer to convert the audio signal into a digital format for a computer. They describe connecting the XLR cables from the stereo output of the mixer to the USB audio interface and then to the computer. Several connection options are discussed, including RCA to headphone jack, dual quarter-inch to headphone jack, XLR to headphone jack, XLR to USB cable, digital signal from an audio mixer, and a USB audio interface. The presenter recommends using a USB audio mixer or a USB audio interface for the best sound quality, noting that different options cater to various budgets and needs. They encourage viewers to check the video description for more details, and to leave comments, like, and subscribe.