Pretty sure it ends with 'morphism'.
An example would be OS Lion's cheesy new 'leather bound' calendar
I've got an Alesis Recital 88 key digital keyboard, and I want to record the audio directly to my PC (not just MIDI). I've been told I need an audio interface for that so I've been looking at the Focusrite Scarlett Solo/2i2. I also saw that the 1/4 inch (7mm) headphones jack on my keyboard can also serve as a line out? Can I just get a 1/4 inch to USB cable and go straight from the headphone out on my keyboard to my PC to record audio or do I still need an audio interface?
Follow up: If I do need the audio interface, will I be able to hear my keyboard coming from my PC speakers/headphones? The audio interface has it's own 1/4 inch headphones jack, but my headset is a regular USB one plugged into my PC. I just want the sound from my keyboard to comes out of my computer speakers/headset - and I'm so lost
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It's been the same look for 4 years now.
Hi all, Tado customer service replied saying ‘tado° is currently not compatible with the digital interface of your heating boiler, but is with the normal relay interface. If you connect tado° to your heating boiler, you will lose certain functionalities which were available on your previous thermostat like hot water control.’
Is anyone able to explain what that means? I’m guessing that just means hot water will be on demand (which is how we have it set anyway), rather than being able to schedule it to be pre heated? But that I can still use it as a smart metre for heating? Which is what I want to be able to do!
