How to start recording sets

**panoulix** · October 21, 2009, 01:59:00 PM

Re: How to start recording sets

Traktor Scratch Pro or Serato Scratch Live, is what you're gonna needif you need to tamper with timecoding.

Otherwise you can continue playing with your decks and simply use your laptop as a recording device (preferably with an external Pro Audio Interface) with Soundforge 9.

Guides for connection for Traktor Scratch Pro (Hybrid setup or Normal Setup), you can find at www.nativeinstrunments.com or at the Traktor Scratch (NI) forums. I believe that there will be something similar at the Rane Serato Forums.

Try a little googling on the above.

Regarding Hard Disk Recording with SoundForge, you can refer to the following links:

Recording from your decks to your computer - [ms]

http://www.mercuryserver.com/forums/showthread.php?t=25293

Originally posted from and thanks to FM: Recording from your decks to your computer This is setup for the non-technically savvy people...:lol: First, you need a RCA--->1/8" adapter. RCA is the red/white stereo plugs commonly used, 1/8" plug is the size for headphones (whereas 1/4" is the big headphone

and:

Soundforge Basics - [ms]

http://www.mercuryserver.com/forums/showthread.php?t=25304

Sound Forge basic hints I wrote a small workshop about how to make basic sound editings and operations with Soundforge 6.0 but what is described here will also work with versions below or above 6.0. This program is handy if you need to do some simple editing, cut bad parts in sets out or make some easy transitions for a

**peerlesstone** · December 2, 2009, 07:40:07 AM

Re: How to start recording sets

On the simplest of levels you need A pro audio interface (get one with 2 outputs at least) and software such as cakewalk to allow you to record and edit your sets.

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