RobK
the front might not be connected to anything, but one of the 6 at the back is definitely a line in. Just off the top of my head, green is line out, pink is mic, blue or black might be line in(can't remember now)
i'll check what I have when I get home this evening.
if all else fails, I'll be happy to make a plan and come help you out - you are in durban, right?
EDIT:
Green, orange, black and grey are speaker outputs - so you don't use those
Pink is Mic In
Light Blue is Line In
This is on the onboard soundcard my PC has (I have never used it - never even been enabled) - Should be the same configuration/colours on yours. So, plug the cable into the light blue socket - see if that sorts you out.
Byron
Yeah im in Durbs hey. I must just do a bit more fiddling though . Jeesh thats supportive of you though , thanks! ? . I haven't sat down with it properly properly though.
RobK
oh, one more thing. Make sure the line in isn't muted
giggsy
I stumbled across this handy thing last night in GR3 and thought that I would share it in case others are like me and dont read the manual...
I recorded something on the first tape deck and then while that was running on a loop I changed the effects. So I could see how the same riff sounded with an acoustic effect and then with a heavy metal effect, then with a wah effect and so on by only playing it once. But I am sure that you already knew that ?
