Hey guys!
Does anyone know how I can connect my Velocity to the puter? I have a simple two channel mixer.
what kind of cables will be needed? what kind of softwares will i need?
Peace,
Ed
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Try RCA to Phono ( Head Phone Plug )with SoundForge Software. Or either hook up the velocity to a mixerboard, and run everyting through there.
skilz,
I already have the velocity hooked up to a mixer...Am i just gonna hook it up? what kinda cables will i need? and recording progs?
I already have the velocity hooked up to a mixer...Am i just gonna hook it up? what kinda cables will i need? and recording progs?
you misunderstood me.. i meant a mixerboard.. not a dj mixer. I am talking about at least a 10,16,24,32 channel mixerboard.. studio gear. Mixers that are built to be compatiable with PC Software.
Ohhh my bad! Alrite cool, ill try it out...
Thanks
Thanks
Eddy,
What kind of sound card do you have in your computer?
This is what Skilz was talking about:
http://www.radioshack.com/product.asp?catalog%5Fname=CTLG&product%5Fid=42-2550
This would let you plug from your DJ mixer right into the computer.
However, going to a mixing board first makes life simpler. You hook the mixing board to your computer once, then plug whatever you want into the board (mics, CD players, keyboards, etc).
Good luck!
What kind of sound card do you have in your computer?
This is what Skilz was talking about:
http://www.radioshack.com/product.asp?catalog%5Fname=CTLG&product%5Fid=42-2550
This would let you plug from your DJ mixer right into the computer.
However, going to a mixing board first makes life simpler. You hook the mixing board to your computer once, then plug whatever you want into the board (mics, CD players, keyboards, etc).
Good luck!
heyy... question: so you are saying that if I hook the into my computer from my 2 channel mixer than i hook my cd players into the mixer I can record whatever normally would come out of the speakers onto my computer??
so it would be like
Cd players ---MIXER-----AMP-----SPEAKERS
except that it would record that onto your computer??
ALSO what program could you use to record it?? thanks
so it would be like
Cd players ---MIXER-----AMP-----SPEAKERS
except that it would record that onto your computer??
ALSO what program could you use to record it?? thanks
You use your "record out" or zone out from your mixer to your PC, and as Skilz suggested Soundforge is one of the top programs available.
If you can't afford Soundforge. Nero or Winamp (with a plug-in) can also suffice.
If you can't afford Soundforge. Nero or Winamp (with a plug-in) can also suffice.
thats what i use and it works like a charm as long as your not close to the tv. if your close to the tv you get alot of hum.quote:Originally posted by Billabong:
[qb] Eddy,
What kind of sound card do you have in your computer?
This is what Skilz was talking about:
http://www.radioshack.com/product.asp?catalog%5Fname=CTLG&product%5Fid=42-2550
This would let you plug from your DJ mixer right into the computer.
However, going to a mixing board first makes life simpler. You hook the mixing board to your computer once, then plug whatever you want into the board (mics, CD players, keyboards, etc).
Good luck! [/qb]
give these pieces of freeware a try
Quartz AudioMaster Freeware
Anvil Studio
Just go to Download.com and do a search for "Recording Software".
I will strongly suggest Soundforge. For Windows, there is no better stereo editor.
Since im such a fanatic to this system, if you're interested in multitrack digital audio, give ProTools FREE a spin. The only downside to it is that it doesn't support the "Modern" operating systems (Win 98/ME and Mac OS 9).
Good luck.
Quartz AudioMaster Freeware
Anvil Studio
Just go to Download.com and do a search for "Recording Software".
I will strongly suggest Soundforge. For Windows, there is no better stereo editor.
Since im such a fanatic to this system, if you're interested in multitrack digital audio, give ProTools FREE a spin. The only downside to it is that it doesn't support the "Modern" operating systems (Win 98/ME and Mac OS 9).
Good luck.