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Posted by delusional on May-27-2009 20:48:

ripping a set to computer ?

Hmm... Where do I begin when I want to get my set onto computer. Specs - xone 92 - cdj-1000mk3's (Hopefully this makes sense)

Posted by A.B on May-27-2009 21:04:

http://www.recess.co.uk/html/How2recmix.html

Posted by Wayne_B on May-28-2009 18:46:

That's a pretty good guide, back in the day I tried using nero but there would be a small gap between each track.. Then I managed to sort that out but there was a small gap between tracks one and two..

I'm sure Nero is fine now but if any of you are having issues with gaps I recommend Sony CD Architect.

Posted by bigherm on May-28-2009 20:06:

quote:
Originally posted by Wayne_B
That's a pretty good guide, back in the day I tried using nero but there would be a small gap between each track.. Then I managed to sort that out but there was a small gap between tracks one and two..

I'm sure Nero is fine now but if any of you are having issues with gaps I recommend Sony CD Architect.

if your having trouble with gaps between tracks it can be fixed. got to go to prefrences and change the gap from 2 seconds to 0. thatll fix it. and this is for nearly every burning program.

Posted by bigherm on May-28-2009 21:04:

if you got a macbook or pro all you have to do is run rca cable from the booth out on the mixer to the imput in computer. open up Gargeband start program hit record and stop when your ready. dont have to worry about levels cause that can al be fixed when editing..

Posted by Tony Morello on May-28-2009 23:30:

if you're having issues with gaps, check out the cue file tutorial sticky thread in the FAQ subforum

Posted by djsaekone on May-29-2009 14:52:

You can also try a program called Burrrn

If you drag your .wav files in there...when you burn it, it has no gaps inbetween tracks. You can also do mp3s but there will be a little glitch in between tracks if you use mp3s

Posted by Alekos on Jun-08-2009 19:56:

quote:
Originally posted by bigherm
dont have to worry about levels cause that can al be fixed when editing..

again... stop it!

Levels MUST be set/adjusted BEFORE recording - NOT AFTER it -

Posted by WithoutAngles on Jun-09-2009 01:25:

Audacity is a great free program that you can download to record your mixes.

Posted by Mr.Mystery on Jun-09-2009 10:11:

quote:
Originally posted by bigherm
if you got a macbook or pro all you have to do is run rca cable from the booth out on the mixer to the imput in computer. open up Gargeband start program hit record and stop when your ready. dont have to worry about levels cause that can al be fixed when editing..

Yeah, you can use RCA cables with PC's as well.

And of course you have to worry about levels - you cannot just magically "fix" distortion afterwards.

Posted by Zak McKracken on Jun-09-2009 16:53:

first get the most expensive soundcard u can afford, then put all knobs and faders on max. then press record.

Posted by amp3 on Jun-09-2009 17:00:

I've used audacity for the past year, and haven't had any problems. I bought one of these for 30 bucks, and it is great.

http://pro-audio.musiciansfriend.co...WELAID=26048641