How to record with an audio 2
How to record with an audio 2 Posted on: 10.10.2012 by Patty Dauer Hi, ive got compaq laptop with an intel pentium dual processor. Im using traktor 2.5, traktor audio 2 and a generic non branded external mixer. Now i want record my mixes but dont know how to. The 2 outputs of the audio 2 are connected to the mixer for the 2 decks. When i start recording in the laptop it doesnt record the mixing done from the external mixer and only records play/pause of songs. My laptop overloads in this much of a setup and at various intervals has drop outs. Please help as to how to record through my mixer? | |
| Ciara Cuttill 14.10.2012 |
Originally Posted by sagar4848
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| Patty Dauer 14.10.2012 |
Originally Posted by Eliot Han
in traktor in preferences the headroom is set to -6db. Is that fine? Also pls explain wats headroom in like simple words. |
| Patty Dauer 10.10.2012 | Hi, ive got compaq laptop with an intel pentium dual processor. Im using traktor 2.5, traktor audio 2 and a generic non branded external mixer. Now i want record my mixes but dont know how to. The 2 outputs of the audio 2 are connected to the mixer for the 2 decks. When i start recording in the laptop it doesnt record the mixing done from the external mixer and only records play/pause of songs. My laptop overloads in this much of a setup and at various intervals has drop outs. Please help as to how to record through my mixer? |
| Patty Dauer 17.10.2012 | Hi, just got audacity and recorded my first set. The quality sucked really bad no clarity in the songs at all!! Its only like noise at some times. Please help. |
| Ciara Cuttill 14.10.2012 |
Originally Posted by sagar4848
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| Patty Dauer 14.10.2012 |
Originally Posted by Eliot Han
in traktor in preferences the headroom is set to -6db. Is that fine? Also pls explain wats headroom in like simple words. |
| Leeanna Ayla 11.10.2012 | Just to clarify, you want to set the source in audacity to the built in input of the laptop, not the external mic. |
| Ciara Cuttill 10.10.2012 | get one of these bad boys: plug it into your mixer and then into a line-in, record using audacity ... make sure your headroom is adjusted so tat te sound is loud but not clipping in your mixer ten after recorder add +2db or even +3db to it. then you'll be good to go |
| Patty Dauer 10.10.2012 | cool so i connect the minijack to my mic output in the laptop and then in audacity preferences set my line in as the mic of the latop Correct me if im wrong. Thanx a ton for the help! |
| Rolanda Clodfelder 10.10.2012 |
Also how exactly do i connect the mixer to my laptop?? the record out in the mixer is rca. so how to connect that to the laptop?
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| Patty Dauer 10.10.2012 | Ok so basically ur saying to get audacity and in audacity set the source to the line in of the mixer??? Also how exactly do i connect the mixer to my laptop?? the record out in the mixer is rca. so how to connect that to the laptop? Also wont my laptop have more dropputs since ill b playing and recording together? Oh ok ill have to get an external recorder.hmm Sorry for such amateur questions. |
| Rolanda Clodfelder 10.10.2012 | From Mixer record output > built in line in on laptop Record using Audacity set the input to your line in. Or buy a simple external recorder like a Zoom for around $99. If your laptop is already struggling with traktor this may be your only option - I'd be looking at a different machine TBH as yours doesnt meet the minimum specs for Traktor 2, either that or downgrade to Traktor 1.2 which will solve your glitching. |
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