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recording vinyl using a pioneer djm-t1 and scratch pro 2

Discussion in 'TRAKTOR PRO / TRAKTOR SCRATCH PRO' started by who-raa, Jan 26, 2013.

  1. who-raa

    who-raa New Member

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    Hi fellow forum users!
    I'm new to the world of traktor and have just got a pioneer djm-t1 as my starting block with scratch pro 2.. i'm very much interested in recording vinyl but have no external soundcard as the mixer has its own built in to the unit.. now is it possible to record from vinyl using just 2x1210's a djm t-1 and a pc laptop? do i need another soundcard or not? or extra cabling to use the other outs on the mixer maybe? my knowledge of the technical wording is about zero unfortunately so if someone could explain simply if it is or isn't possible that would be an excellent start!
    Many thanks in advance :cool: WHO-RAA
     
  2. mastermc

    mastermc NI Product Owner

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    use an input from your soundcard or from your computers soundcard
     
  3. who-raa

    who-raa New Member

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    like i said i'm a total newcomer so unfortunately thats not enough info for me..thanks for the quick response though :) the mixer is a traktor controller too so i guess i use the record out on the mixer but if thats all i have (no external laptop soundcard) can i record because the scratch pro program reads my mixer directly? i don't know how to link the two basically... the mixer has a record out (check) vinyl ready on turntable (check) traktor open (check) what next?
     
  4. kraal

    kraal NI Product Owner

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    ok are you trying to record your mix using time code or are you trying to record a vinyl record
     
  5. who-raa

    who-raa New Member

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    straight up vinyl..i want to record my collection for use as mp3 particularly my scratch tools :)
     
  6. kraal

    kraal NI Product Owner

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    i would use an out side software and route the mixer output to the line input of the computer.
     
  7. who-raa

    who-raa New Member

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    ok! That sounds far easier for right now and i can do that no problem too :cool:

    Thanks for the assistance

    WHO-RAA