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HHC-CSBH
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 Posted - 2021/11/17 : 17:03:47
Yo all,
I'm just interested to see what equipment / software people use for recording their mixes?
I currently use a Reloop Tape2, that I can plug into my mixer using the standard red & black phono cables. But i am thinking of changing my equipment & getting a XDJ-XZ but I've noticed they don't have a rec out...
I'm just testing the water to see what people use etc. I don't think my laptop is up to recording haha
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Samination
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Posted - 2021/11/17 : 19:01:05
...Is it now I should say I use VirtualDJ to mix? :P
I don't know what equipment to use, but always make sure to not record above -10dB if you intend to "master" afterwards.
And as long as you mic-in on your laptop support supports stereo, 16-bit and 44kHz (which I believe most mic-in ports have done since 2005), then it's good enough
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DJ_FunDaBounce
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Posted - 2021/11/17 : 19:03:29
"I don't think my laptop is up to recording haha"
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Do you mean that you use your laptop while mixing and is not an option? I would dare say any pc post-2000 can handle recording a stereo input without a hiccup. Audacity(free)/Wavelab/Soundforge Audio Studio are all perfect options as far a software goes, if you don't already own some kind of DAW.
If you're looking for a portable solution, I've heard good things about Zoom recorders.
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