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Computer Help and Support

Gidney N Cloyd

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7. Get a headphone splitter and run from the phone jack of the organ to the mic port of your computer.

Reply to madamesilverspurs (Reply #4)

Sun Dec 26, 2021, 06:16 PM

Dec 2021

Plug your earphones into the other side of the splitter, of course, so you can hear yourself while playing live.
Now record what you're playing on something like Audacity.
Start out with low volume and make sure you don't overdrive the input.

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Question re recording music from instrument [View all] madamesilverspurs Dec 2021 OP

Looked on Amazon and you can buy a usb external 3.5" floppy drive for about $20... wcmagumba Dec 2021 #1

-Thanks! madamesilverspurs Dec 2021 #3

Assuming you find some working floppies canetoad Dec 2021 #2

Ack! madamesilverspurs Dec 2021 #4

Get a headphone splitter and run from the phone jack of the organ to the mic port of your computer. Gidney N Cloyd Dec 2021 #7

...assuming the floppy is recording audio data in a compatible format Effete Snob Dec 2021 #5

I doubt you'd be able to get decent recording onto a floppy disc AZSkiffyGeek Dec 2021 #6

Getting music out of that organ ... CloudWatcher Dec 2021 #8