recording mixes

[Biggstuff]

i have a pair of pioneer cdj 800's and a djm 400 mixer!! what would be a good program to use to record my sets???

[silo]

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are you on mac or pc?


for mac, this free program 'audio recorder' is the bomb. i won't use anything else:

http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/17392

it is super lightweight so it won't slow down serato [not a prob if your on the cdjs], extremely simple, & free.


if you are on pc [or just about any platform actually] you can get audacity for free:

http://audacity.sourceforge.net/

or a more full featured pc option would be adobe audition [they bought cool edit pro and re-branded it, tons of videos on how to use it on youtube....also free if you have bitorrent ;) ]

http://www.adobe.com/products/audition/


i'm not sure how the two pc suggestions would impact serato as i use a macbook, but again if you are using cdjs it is irrelevant.



dj b@

[DjMarkOne]

audacity

[Biggstuff]

sweet!! thx bro! im a dell laptop btw and i dont use sorato....i have the program but just not ready to start using it....gonna stick wit just my tables and mixer and call it by ear ya dig!

[Ryan]

I use Sony Soundforge for all of my stuff. It allows ya to monitor your levels pretty closely and does a great job and filtering out noise and normalizing when it's in post production.

I have Audacity on my Linux box but never really used it so can't really say much about it.