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This diagram shows two turntables and a microphone, with the laptop connected for recording and playing.
The output from various software, such as Reason™, Live™, Tracktion™, and Logic™ can be sent to the program channels for mixing, and the final mix recorded for broadcast/podcasting. This is also a nice setup for recording your record collection for posterity.
You could play timecode vinyl and set up a virtual turntable on the laptop. In this way, you can use the physical turntable to control any musical tracks added to the virtual turntable. (See page 27 for more timecode information.)
Radio Show Recording/Podcasting/having a good old time
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