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I am currently saving up for a Korg R3.

1. I have Sony MDR - XB700 with a normal 3.5mm jack

2. I have dell speakers that has as cable coming out with a 3.5 mm jack on the end. The is no other sockets on the back to plug cables into.

Is there a 3.5mm input on the Korg R3 or do i need more cables ? if so do you know which cables .. ?

http://www.amazon.com/Recoton-CW1521-Au ... B00006HOIW

http://www.amazon.com/Hosa-GTR205R-Guit ... 578&sr=1-3

http://www.amazon.com/Black-Hi-Speed-Pr ... 641&sr=1-1

That looks clear enough could you Reply with a sentence / diagram like

Korg -> Cable-> Cable -> headphones ?

Im not very good with wires

Radfordfordsoup wrote:That looks clear enough could you Reply with a sentence / diagram like

Korg -> Cable-> Cable -> headphones ?

Im not very good with wires

Korg-> 1/4' instrument cable -> 1/4' to 1/8' adapter -> computer's 1/8' input -> computer recording software -> Headphones/Headset

thank you very much

I live in the uk .. Are the cables different over here because i searched in amazon and there was nothing :S

Radfordfordsoup wrote:I live in the uk .. Are the cables different over here because i searched in amazon and there was nothing :S

Nope.... search for generics.

1/4' instrument cable

1/4' female to 1/8' male

USB type A male to type B male

ok i got

Adaptor 6.3mm stereo plug to 3.5mm stereo jack socket
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Adaptor-6-3mm-s ... 97&sr=8-10

Monster Cable: Monster RockTM 1/4" Jack Instrument Cable 12ft 3.65m
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Monster-Cable-R ... 952&sr=8-5


Belkin PRO Series Hi-Speed USB 2.0 Device Cable - USB cable - 4 PIN USB Type A (M) - 4 PIN USB Type B (M) - 1.8 m ( USB / Hi-Speed USB
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Belkin-PRO-Hi-S ... 983&sr=8-8

Are they alright ...?

Radfordfordsoup wrote:ok i got
Adaptor 6.3mm stereo plug to 3.5mm stereo jack socket
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Adaptor-6-3mm-s ... 97&sr=8-10

that's a 1/8' female to 1/4' male, you need the opposite.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/3-5mm-Audio-Hea ... ters_img_b

ohhh i see also if i get http://www.amazon.co.uk/Adaptor-6-3mm-s ... 97&sr=8-10 would i be able to plug headphones into that then straight into korg? ill do it your way but just for knowlegable reasons

and whats the usb for ... :O ?

I recommend that you do NOT use the standard audio inputs on your computer and purchase an audion I/O box like the Maudio Fast Track Pro or similar. The reason is that the standard audio line input is not designed for professional audio/music production, usually has a large delay (latency) between the live audio and what you hear, and it lacks many useful features like level LEDs, gain control, powerful headphone amp, more inputs and outputs, mic inputs, phantom power for mics, and extra midi ports. If you buy an audio I/O box, you'll usually need different cables, so you'll save some money buying the wrong ones when you discover that the recording latency is too frustrating to use of the standard input.

Im confussed now :L Could You link me to what your on about on amazon uk? prefrebly a cheap one ?

Radfordfordsoup wrote:Im confussed now :L Could You link me to what your on about on amazon uk? prefrebly a cheap one ?

Amazon has this great feature called search. Type in "Fast Track Pro". The only audio cables you would need with it are two instrument cables, 1/4" mono TS plug on each end. Yes, it is more expensive than buying a cable. That extra cost is worth it if you plan to use a computer to record music. There are other, cheaper options. The Fast Track Pro is a good value for what it costs. I make recommendations based on how well it works to do a particular task in the long run, not necessarily the cheapest solution. i personally own and use the FTP, as well as most everything else that I recommend.

ok So all i would need is.

The Korg
Instrument cable x2
Fast Track pro

????

What if i want to use Headphones that have 3.5mm ?
would i do
Korg
instrument cable
then 6.3mm (Instrument jack) to 3.5mm adapter then put headphones in that :S?