nice equipment, that is exactly what i have! Except, i have a kenwood stereo instead.

in anycase, the recording process should be the same.



there are two main outputs on the back of your mixer, the top is TRS, the bottom is RCA.

All you need to do is send one output to your stereo and one to your computer. most soundcards take a 1/8" input, so you will need an RCA cable that ends in a 1/8" jack (like the little headphone ones)

(i have one going to an MD player instead, connection is the same, but i find it easier than mucking about with a computer)

then you need to connect from your mixer to your stereo, use a cable that is TRS on one side, and RCA on the other. I was able to get these cables cheaply at a local store.

hope that helps you out!

by the way, what do you spin?

Thanks for the reply. I'm leaving to go to the store now. Where exactly do I insert the 1/8" cable into the computer? One side into the headphone port maybe? what about the other side?? By the way, I spin Trance, Trance Breaks, and a lot of Funky Breaks.

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the 1/8" jack will go into the LINE IN jack on your soundcard.
and, to be clear, there won't be two ends on the 1'8" only one.

i spin trance too, some breaks.

Last edited by JohnSmith on Oct-15-2002 at 21:31

you never got back from the store? are you ok? :P

Heh, sorry. I'm back now. My computer froze while I was gone and I never bothered getting back on. I couldn't find the RCA/TRS cables that you have but I did get the 1/8" converters and that's all I needed. My receiver was already hooked up to my comp so I can record and listen at the same time. Many thanks, John. By the way, how's Pocahontas?

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cheers, glad you got it working..

and pocahontas is great.. *groan*