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how to connect my mixer to my laptop?
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| ganza |
a few days ago, on the internet, i saw someone mixing using a mixer that is only connected to the computer.
how do i connect the mixer to the computer? what kind of equipment or software do i need?
im goin to try it coz it looks like intresting |
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| Terrence Parker |
| If you use a mixer that supports midi(via usb or firewire) like the xone 3d you can use this with ableton live or traktor. |
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| ganza |
im using djm600
is there any other way i can connect my mixer to my laptop or pc? |
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| Acton |
| an external sound card with your djm600 is an option |
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| ganza |
can you write down here the list of the item that i need to buy?
thanks |
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| Terrence Parker |
You could use a system like this http://www.scratchlive.net, with 2 turntables and your mixer.
I think the djm600 is not midi capable. |
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| Terrence Parker |
like I said in the post above, you need a mixer that can send midi via usb or firewire. For example the ECLER NUO 4 is midi capable. |
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| ganza |
| quote: | Originally posted by Terrence Parker
like I said in the post above, you need a mixer that can send midi via usb or firewire. For example the ECLER NUO 4 is midi capable. |
i dun think djm3000 is midi capable |
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| Terrence Parker |
| quote: | Originally posted by ganza
i dun think djm3000 is midi capable |
Yeah, but then you have to mix with your mouse or keyboard.;) |
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| Terrence Parker |
Sure, he just routed the audio out from the soundcard to the mixer channels.
Thats all, but you can not control traktor with that mixer, you can just use the volume control on the mixer. |
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