Line-in recording refers to the process of capturing audio from a line-level audio source, such as a mixer, synthesizer, or any other professional audio equipment, directly into a recording device or computer. Line-level signals are typically stronger than microphone-level signals, which means they do not require amplification by a preamp before being recorded. Line-in recording is commonly used in music production, podcasting, and other audio applications where high-quality sound is essential.
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