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What is needed to record sounds off turntables and transfer to reason
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Ravist
I want to record some scratching samples off my turntables to use as effects in reason. Do i need microphones? or a program on my computer to do so?
kitphillips
Yes you need to get a microphone and put it really near to the turntable's needle. Then do your scratches and run it into pro tools HD. Then you need to export that file to wavelab for mastering, master the file (by using a waves L3 limiter set to its maxium threshhold) and export that file as a 320 kbps mp3 to reason.
Ravist
quote:
Originally posted by kitphillips
Yes you need to get a microphone and put it really near to the turntable's needle. Then do your scratches and run it into pro tools HD. Then you need to export that file to wavelab for mastering, master the file (by using a waves L3 limiter set to its maxium threshhold) and export that file as a 320 kbps mp3 to reason.


is this the only way? I dont want to get pro tools HD just for recording samples
atxbigballer1
quote:
Originally posted by kitphillips
Yes you need to get a microphone and put it really near to the turntable's needle. Then do your scratches and run it into pro tools HD. Then you need to export that file to wavelab for mastering, master the file (by using a waves L3 limiter set to its maxium threshhold) and export that file as a 320 kbps mp3 to reason.

your joking right? lol
Hook up your dj mixer to your audio interface pick a daw and hit record and start scratching.
Hit stop then export your loop as a wave file, then import to NN-XT or propellerhead's recycle and make .rex files for dr.rex.
If your going to use dr.rex, the key is make 4 bar loops.
music2dance2
^^ what he said, you could you free recording software like audacity to record the samples.

Kitphilips was joking lol
Kevy Kev
quote:
Originally posted by kitphillips
Yes you need to get a microphone and put it really near to the turntable's needle.


I LOL'ed enough to get a dirty look from my girlfriend from reading this.
19503
u know u can make scratching sounds in a daw by pitching and reverse a loop? much better.
music2dance2
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Originally posted by 19503
u know u can make scratching sounds in a daw by pitching and reverse a loop? much better.


+1
Mr.Mystery
Just make the scratch sounds with your mouth. Wakka-wakka wowowo.
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