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How to connect a mixtable to your pc

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Salamadictus
Salamadictus
Started 20 years ago
Last activity 20 years ago

So i want to to connect my mixtable on my pc and make it work like my sounds are recorded on my computer only, is that possible?

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brandtkalk
brandtkalk
#1

certainly, it's possible just conect your mixtable bus or your auxilliar out put t your input soundcard.

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Salamadictus
Salamadictus
#2

allright, and for the recording, do you need to use special software?

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brandtkalk
brandtkalk
#3

yes if possible use cubase if you want to syncronise your external machines with your pc, but there are some other soft to record audio, if it's only that what you need, certain there are freeware ;)

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Salamadictus
Salamadictus
#4

cool, think that should be enough, 'd like to mix a chilly ambient idm set:)

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vivian
vivian
#5

A free recording and (basic) editing program is Audacity download it here : http://audacity.sourceforge.net/

I use it all the time to sample stuff out of music; cheers!

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Salamadictus
Salamadictus
#6

Great:) I'll check out how the recording works tomorrow, thx guys!

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Akwalek
Akwalek
#7

setje aant voorbereiden?...hmmm.... :D, ook draai ambities sammy? mish iet vr opt free podium zaterdag?

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mrMute
mrMute
#8

I always use HDogg to record DJ sets

very straightforward, easy to use

i connect my mixer to my computer mic in using a cinch to mini jack cable. next you open the windows mixer (click on the speaker right at the bottom of your screen) choose options, select recording, choose your mic as source, start HDogg balance the volume using the VU in HDogg (play the loudest part of your set or play just "in the red" on your mixer VU)

you're ready, press record and put on tour record/cd/tape wathever

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Sumic
Sumic
#9

I use CoolEdit Pro for sound recording. Works well and is easy to use.

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Administrator
Administrator
#10

Originally posted by : mrMute

I always use HDogg to record DJ sets

very straightforward, easy to use

i connect my mixer to my computer mic in using a cinch to mini jack cable. next you open the windows mixer (click on the speaker right at the bottom of your screen) choose options, select recording, choose your mic as source, start HDogg balance the volume using the VU in HDogg (play the loudest part of your set or play just "in the red" on your mixer VU)

you're ready, press record and put on tour record/cd/tape wathever

mic in ??

you do mean line-in ... right ?

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