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Traktor PRO - Record in 256kps?
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| Remi-Overseas |
Hello everybody,
I just acquired a version of Traktor PRO... way different than the Traktor LE :)
I did record myself and I would like to put my set online but it is too big (650 mb for one hour set).
Can you please tell me how I can record myself in 256kb?
I am pretty much sure there is a way... just can not fnd it.
Thanks for your help! |
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| Mr.Mystery |
| Get a WAV to MP3 converter and you're set. |
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| Remi-Overseas |
Alright thanks, any converter to advice?
So if I understand there is no way to record in 256 kbps with Traktor? |
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| n3lly |
| quote: | Originally posted by Remi-Overseas
Alright thanks, any converter to advice?
So if I understand there is no way to record in 256 kbps with Traktor? |
Nope,
It's alot more taxing on your laptop/computer to convert on the fly from wav to mp3. It's a lot easier to just record in wav and then convert afterwards. Though hard drive space is the only requisite if you do record like this, as you stated the files are HUGE!
Audacity is quite a popular recording/converter application on here.
There are others but i can't remember them off hand. |
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| PutBoy |
Traktor only records to wav, and as n3lly points out, you wouldn't want it to convert to mp3 on the fly.
Get the audacity, get the lame-encoder and you can convert your wav into an mp3-file up to 320 kbps. |
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| n3lly |
| quote: | Originally posted by PutBoy
Traktor only records to wav, and as n3lly points out, you wouldn't want it to convert to mp3 on the fly.
Get the audacity, get the lame-encoder and you can convert your wav into an mp3-file up to 320 kbps. |
If you're really lazy you can also use Itunes to encode a wav file to mp3. Using the lame encoder as well iirc.
steve |
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| Remi-Overseas |
| OK thank a lot for your answers! |
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