HockeyCop
Hello out there, I'm hoping someone can help me with the recording section of virtual DJ. I want to record my mixes, even though I'm new. What's better, to record to a cd, or to the player, and HOW do you record? Remember, I'm new....BABY STEPS!!
Thanks
~Sean
Thanks
~Sean
geposted Mon 07 Aug 06 @ 10:09 pm
xeon
Baby steps? Ok.. first left leg, slooooowly. Then right leg. oh yes.. about recording. So here it is:
You can record on 3 different ways. In ISO file, in MP3 (or ogg) file or in WAW file.
So if you want to make cd later, it is good to record into WAW files and then cut the pause between tracks when you reecord them to cd to have only one long mix, but you can still select tracks on radio when you play the cd. You can set that VDJ automaticly cut the song and start to record as new file as soon as crossfader is moved to other side. Then you get songs named from 1 to xxx and then you just sort them by numbers and erase pauses. That's all and your cd is ready ;)
Oh yes, you have to select how you would like to record in preferences near button RECORD in VDJ.
You can record on 3 different ways. In ISO file, in MP3 (or ogg) file or in WAW file.
So if you want to make cd later, it is good to record into WAW files and then cut the pause between tracks when you reecord them to cd to have only one long mix, but you can still select tracks on radio when you play the cd. You can set that VDJ automaticly cut the song and start to record as new file as soon as crossfader is moved to other side. Then you get songs named from 1 to xxx and then you just sort them by numbers and erase pauses. That's all and your cd is ready ;)
Oh yes, you have to select how you would like to record in preferences near button RECORD in VDJ.
geposted Mon 07 Aug 06 @ 10:20 pm
HockeyCop
Yes, about the selection of recordings. I'm not to sure on how that works. Do I have to set my computer to except the recordings, or my ITUNES player. What should the recording settings be?
geposted Tue 08 Aug 06 @ 2:42 am