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PSP hardware tutorial: Creating a universal recording adapter |
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In case you guys weren't around last week, QJ.Net Forum resident Joel Van wrote a handy tutorial guide for turning the PSP into a portable guitar recorder. Among other important tools mentioned in the guide are Art's lteixeira Boom Headset modification, Art's Audio Mechanica homebrew application, and a 4 conductor 1/8 inch plug. As a follow-up (or rather, a prelude) to that tutorial, Joel Van has just written up a guide for creating a universal recording adapter for the PSP. This new tutorial will enable the PSP to record "almost anything at CD quality into the PSP," as Mr. Van states - and yes, the PSP can still record guitar tunes. Now, before the guys head over to the PSP forums for the tutorial, you may want to have these items ready:
- A homebrew-compatible PSP
- PSP headphone remote
- A soldering iron, and soldering skills
- 1 x MONO Enclosed Shielded cable and 1 x Stereo Shielded Enclosed cable
- 1 x 1/8 inch 4 conductor plug
- 1 x 1/8 stereo female PLUG or directly wire a headset
- 1 x XLR female (universal adapter) or 1 x 1/4 Plug (guitar adapter)
- 1/4 PLUG
Visit: Joel Van's PSP universal recording adapter tutorial
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Too bad I don't have any use for this, that and I need a new soldering kit.
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and that would be awesome if we could do multitracking on the PSP. omg that would mae me cry. lol.
what I really want would be a hb app that allows the connection of a usb midi controller to use it as a soft synth, a la Reason. now that would really make me cry
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