09-12-2014, 03:23 AM
Forget the headphone jack advice (no disrespect intended but it's just wrong, it may "work" but not the best quality this machine is.)
There will be RCA line outputs on the back of this machine. Either adapt those to your computer's mic/line 1/8" input jack (a standard iPod-to-home stereo receiver will do fine) and adjust the input volume on your computer's sound control panel, or-
Send the outputs to 2 channels of that mixer in the picture (be sure to adjust the pan pots full left and right) and send THAT output into your computer (this will get you a finer degree of control over the input level)
and record in whatever audio program you've got on your computer.
There will be RCA line outputs on the back of this machine. Either adapt those to your computer's mic/line 1/8" input jack (a standard iPod-to-home stereo receiver will do fine) and adjust the input volume on your computer's sound control panel, or-
Send the outputs to 2 channels of that mixer in the picture (be sure to adjust the pan pots full left and right) and send THAT output into your computer (this will get you a finer degree of control over the input level)
and record in whatever audio program you've got on your computer.