ION iTTUSB turntable has buzzing sound when I record

I am not sure what computer system or operating system you are using. If you are using a PC with MS Windows try to go to the control panel from the start tab. Double click on the sounds and audio devices icon. Click on Advanced in the master volume box. If any mute boxes are checked, uncheck them and move the volume to the top. Try your system to see if you have any output. I hope this helps since I did not see any recommendations to check the master volume mixer.

well turn the mixer down. sound has NOTHING to do with the turntable . unless your needle is broke or dirty.

Set your Audacity software to STEREO MIX on the main window. Go into EDIT, Preferences and set the recording device to your sound card and the channels to 2 stereo.

Sounds like the Record Input is picking the computer's microphone instead of the iT Turntable Source.

On your computer, select Start->Settings->Control Panel
Pick the "Sound" panel item, and bring up the "Sound and Audio Device Properties" dialog.

Across the top of this dialog, there should be several tabs. Pick the one marked "Audio", and there should be a pull-down menu in the middle to select the default Record Device.

Pick the device that matches your USB Turntable device, and try again.

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It sounds like you've connected it to the computer's MIC input instead of LINE IN input.
Check your sound card connectors. The icon for LINE IN will be an arrow pointing in to three curved lines. More-or-less like this:

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READ your quick start booklet. You need to go to control panel, open sound, there are three tabs- choose playback and make sure that the selected speaker is not USB Audio Codec-choose your speakers. In the Record Tab selcect USB Audio Codec.

Try changing the needle

I think it's plug and play. Plug the record player in the usb slot, let your computer find it, turn on your recording program, drop the needle on the record.

Ater spending several hours trying to correct the problem I replaced the USB cord and it worked.

Thank you for your reply.

the turntable has a built-in phono preamp so you don't want to run it through phono inputs in your receiver but just regular auxiliary inputs instead