chegrimandi said:I've just pm'ed exleper - not too late am I?
some lucky bastard is going to get some filthy raggacore
jrj2020 said:right get one of these
from somewhere, then plug the phono into either master or secondary out of your mixer & plug it into the line in/mic input on your pc. Next download an audio recording program (such as Audacity, which is free) and record the mix into the pc... To do this in audacity, select Line-In (or whichever input you used) from the drop down box below the play/stop buttons and hit record... eeeeasy
jrj2020 said:right get one of these
from somewhere, then plug the phono into either master or secondary out of your mixer & plug it into the line in/mic input on your pc. Next download an audio recording program (such as Audacity, which is free) and record the mix into the pc... To do this in audacity, select Line-In (or whichever input you used) from the drop down box below the play/stop buttons and hit record... eeeeasy
<chant>Do it Do it Do it</chant>milesy said:i'll tentatively say "yes", but i don't know if i have enough unmixed stuff on CD to burn....and i haven't yet sorted out getting my decks connected to my PC to get my vinyl onto it.
that could be my project for the weekend
milesy said:and then the job - as my wife would say - will be a good'un.
also just to say the line in is much much better than the mic input for recording decks (if you've got one!)ddraig said:ta
thought as much, have already d/l soundforge
will try and get lead down richer sound tomorrow
milesy said:(apart from the fact that the PC is in the boudoir and the decks in the front room.... )
jrj2020 said:also just to say the line in is much much better than the mic input for recording decks (if you've got one!)
you might have to change them for another pair before you get your cd though... could be weeksFlavour said:*puts on Jungle socks*
jrj2020 said:milesy Audacity is probably actually easier to use than soundforge and just as functional - and freeeeee too
no you should be able to record it all in 1 go AFAIKmilesy said:can you record a large mix all in one go or do you have to do it in segments to save memory?