This diagram shows the use of a computer audio interface to connect audio components to the computer. No separate stereo receiver/amp is required as long as a good set of amplified speakers (with subwoofer) are employed. The guitar can be connected directly to the audio interface or can be plugged into a guitar amp with a line output. This output can then be connected to the interface.
Note: Many Computer Audio Interfaces do not have preamps or inputs for phonos (turntables) or live instruments/mics. Of course you can still record from tape decks, cd players and tuners (radio). Be sure to read the product's information and specifications.
Note: Many Computer Audio Interfaces do not have preamps or inputs for phonos (turntables) or live instruments/mics. Of course you can still record from tape decks, cd players and tuners (radio). Be sure to read the product's information and specifications.
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