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recording mixes.
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| jago |
| whats the best way to record mixes, i will have 2 denon 3000's and a vestax 275, can a cd recorder be cabled to the mixer? or can the setup be cabled to the pc? |
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| Dirk W. |
There are a million threads dealing with this. Basically:
Run the RCA from your mixer into a 1/8" plug that plugs into the line-in of your soundcard. Use a line-in recording program to record the mixes. Then, burn whatever you want on CD |
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| jago |
| i'm a novice dude, whats a RCA, and the line-in, is that where the speakers are plugged into? |
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| Dervish |
Check my site I made a page to cover this,
CLICK
then click DJ Info then Connecting Decks, I even made a diagram. |
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| jago |
| nice one!!!!!!! what software do u suggest? |
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| Dervish |
| If you can get a copy of soundforge, I dunno how fast your net connection is but it can be ehh tea leafed. Have a look at www.downloads.com for something. |
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| reyo |
| been attempting recording with cool edit pro, but very low sound is produced. Any knowledge of this program out there? |
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| Dervish |
| Unless your using the REC out on the mixer (which is best) check the output level. Change your gains too. But also check the levels on Volume Control in windows. Got properties then recording then line in. Try changeing that. If you can't fiquire it out I could do a video of it for you. |
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