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FreezRay

FreezRay wrote:
102455 wrote:
FreezRay wrote:I recorded a dj mix to ableton
From where? What kit? Via what interface?

See here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DC_bias

I'm plugged like this:

DJ Controller "Pioneer DDJ-SX" to Crate Audio Mixer "CSX8" to Audio Interface "Inspire 1394" to Ableton.

FreezRay

Hmmm....

Any particular reason you're chaining THREE separate audio interfaces together?

Presumably you're using the SX with DJ software. Why not record in the DJ software?

Other options: You could record directly (analogue) out of the SX into Live via the line in of your (guessing it's a ...

FreezRay

102455 wrote:
FreezRay wrote:I recorded a dj mix to ableton
From where? What kit? Via what interface?

See here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DC_bias

I'm plugged like this:

DJ Controller "Pioneer DDJ-SX" to Crate Audio Mixer "CSX8" to Audio Interface "Inspire 1394" to Ableton.

FreezRay

I recorded a dj mix to ableton just as i've done for years but recently noticed that the top of the sound wave is spiked and peaked like normal but the bottom of wave is FLAT. Anyone know what may be causing this?

I have no compressors or efx on.

thanks FreezRay

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