Close the pop-up window and click the Transport heading in the menu bar and then tick Software Playthrough (on/off). This short and simple guide will show you how you can use a computer and it's speakers to play a USB compatible turntable or phono stage. In the pop-up that appears, select Devices on the Left Menu and set the host to Core Audio.Īlthough a good Hi-Fi system is recommended in bringing the best out of your vinyl its not an option available to everyone. Open Audacity and click Audacity > Preferences. Connect your Pro-Ject Audio Systems USB Turntable or USB Phono Stage. Setting Up Your USB Device to Work With Audacity on Mac Machines *For help and advice getting the best recordings from your vinyl records, consult the various web forums and topics regarding Audacity's optimal recording and export settings. Close the pop-up window and proceed to recording.*. Select Recording from the Left Menu and tick the Software Playthrough box. Set the recording device to your Pro-Ject Audio Systems product, which will usually appear as USB Audio Codec. Set the playback device to your normal audio output (typically the computer's built-in soundcard). In the pop-up that appears, select Devices on the Left Menu and set the host to Windows Direct Sound. Open Audacity and click Edit > Preferences from the top menu. Connect your Pro-Ject Audio Systems USB Turntable or USB Phono Stage (Windows may run some configuration to install the device). Download and install the Audacity Software (available from here: ). 
Setting Up Your USB Device to Work With Audacity on Windows Machines However, we get asked a lot about the popular open-source program, Audacity so below we've given you some hints and tips for recording vinyl records in Audacity. There are many great recording softwares available, and Pro-Ject do not bundle their hardware with any software so you have the freedom to choose what program suits you best. So, Pro-Ject Audio Systems have developed a variety of USB devices that allow for recording your precious vinyl to a computer, so you can still listen to your records when you're out and about. Though nothing beats the enjoyment of listening to your vinyl records through a great home audio system, you can't take your records with you everywhere.
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