Rca cables from your rec. output if ur mixer into the line in of your soundcard. a good program for recording is Audacity

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RCA Cables come from the Rec output of your mixer.

Get one of those y-splitters, and this plugs into the Line in on your comp.

I use Cool Edit Pro for recording.

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Hey thanks for the replies guys but i'm so newb at this :/. When you said plug rca cables into rec output, where is the rec output located? I do have an OUTPUT section in the back of my mixer, there are 4 spaces, the top two are being used for my speakers, then there are two more on the bottom. Are those the places i plug my rca cable to? I use a VESTAX PCV-275. Also, will I be needing an amp for this, I dont have an amp because I am using powered speakers to play music.

thanks

Last edited by hydrolisko on Feb-18-2006 at 12:31

How about you read the manual, eh??? find RECORDING OUT, just like both of the other guys said. Get an RCA to 1/8" line connector, and then use a 1/8" cable to connect to the line in on your computer (or if you have a cable with RCA on one end and 1/8" connector on the other, then you can of course use that instead, it's even better).

Now you have audio running into your computer, then you can use a program like audacity to record the signal. If you don't know how to do that, then read the manual for audacity!

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