the audio 4 dj does not come with an aux in/out like the sl3 box. it just has two in channels and two out channels. all used up when playing on timecoded vinyls or cds:



theoretically one could record the two output channels, but what's that good for? what the OP wants is to record what comes out of his external mixer.

he needs an additional input for that, so either switch to an audio 8 dj or use an additional soundcard.

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If he has a mixer (and not a MIDI controller) like stated in his original post, then the actual mixing is happening on his mixer and not in Traktor. Traktor just sends two signals to his mixer and the audio mixing happens in the mixer. Traktor has no idea what's happening in the mixer. So if he wants to record his set, he can't do that unless he takes the signal out of the mixer and connects that to some input on his computer (another sound card than the Audio 4 DJ as that hasn't got any inputs left after hooking up the timecode setup) and records that with some program. Fact.


Edit: Timecode never goes to the mixer. Timecode goes from his decks to the Audio 4 DJ on his computer and the Audio 4 DJ sends audio from the computer to the mixer.


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Originally posted by brucelee6783 You guys shouldn't be responding in a thread where you have no idea what you're talking about.

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As far as I can see, Audio 4 only uses a free usb port on his computer.

Does Audio 4 use the line-in on his laptops soundcard (if his laptop even has that)? If not, just run rca's from the mixers outputs to the laptops line-in...

Last edited by brucelee6783 on Nov-26-2010 at 20:42

owned, good job skip and macgyver, i was to lazy to respond to this thread

why u don´t using the traktor pro internal recordfunction?
traktor pro is able 2 record your mix in .wav format and
u can convert it into mp3 - if u want with iTunes..
for excample!

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Originally posted by [Oliver Noir] why u don´t using the traktor pro internal recordfunction? traktor pro is able 2 record your mix in .wav format and u can convert it into mp3 - if u want with iTunes.. for excample!

he 's not using traktor's internal mixer so therefor he cannot record internally.

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Originally posted by [Oliver Noir] why u don´t using the traktor pro internal recordfunction? traktor pro is able 2 record your mix in .wav format and u can convert it into mp3 - if u want with iTunes.. for excample!

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Originally posted by orTofønChiLd he 's not using traktor's internal mixer so therefor he cannot record internally.

the "internal" record functionality of traktor can be used to record "externally" too... little confusing here. i'm using it myself, but i'm on scratch pro and therefor have two inputs left on my soundcard (audio 8 dj). using traktor scratch duo in the way displayed in above picture you just don't have the necessary inputs to do that.

the computer line-in (if availabe) is officially an option, but might not deliver the best sound quality, depending on your computer hardware you will however need to use another piece of software for recording, as traktor only makes use of a single sound card as of now.

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Originally posted by dj_macgyver the "internal" record functionality of traktor can be used to record "externally" too... little confusing here. i'm using it myself, but i'm on scratch pro and therefor have two inputs left on my soundcard (audio 8 dj). using traktor scratch duo in the way displayed in above picture you just don't have the necessary inputs to do that. the computer line-in (if availabe) is officially an option, but might not deliver the best sound quality, depending on your computer hardware you will however need to use another piece of software for recording, as traktor only makes use of a single sound card as of now.

wait you can use internal record function using a laptops line in feature?

Last edited by orTofønChiLd on Nov-29-2010 at 03:26

quick question, does audio 4 dj allows you to connect studio monitors if you use time code vinyl if not does audio 8 dj ?

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Originally posted by drogtech quick question, does audio 4 dj allows you to connect studio monitors if you use time code vinyl if not does audio 8 dj ?

like the picture shows, all ins and outs are being used on audio4 dj when using timecode vinyl. The audio 8dj has another set of outs that lets you connect to studio monitors if thats the route u want to take.

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Originally posted by orTofønChiLd like the picture shows, all ins and outs are being used on audio4 dj when using timecode vinyl. The audio 8dj has another set of outs that lets you connect to studio monitors if thats the route u want to take.

ok so what about to switch from scratch to ableton? I could still use that interface for mixing with external mixer in ableton?