Recording your DJ set ...

mike holiday · Post by **mike holiday** » Sun Mar 12, 2006 10:40 pm

if recording to arrangment becareful of F10!!!

i use F12 lots and have hit that one by mistake when recording arangements

worse then the spacebar!!

but i prefer to record externaly... i have a 20 gig player that can record a 28 hour 48k wav file

if you run your soundcard into a mixer there should be somekind of record out on that to hook up that microtrack

Silence · Post by **Silence** » Sun May 28, 2006 11:28 pm

does the record button record when one turns on/off a efx?
like the beatrepeater?

stealth1 · Post by **stealth1** » Mon May 29, 2006 3:12 am

Mk wrote:i have used the record button to record a Dj set from session view into arrangement mode. I turned off all other programs, 4 channel set up, only 8 knobs assigned to volumes, bass kills and two fx triggers. I recorded for 3 hours without even one hiccup...

keep in mind that NOT one track was on WARP, there were 150 songs in session view, mp3 320 kbps + analysis files.

Now as for attempting it at the club... I still use cds and vinyl at nightclubs, at go-go's & gentlemen's clubs, i bring the powerbook, with various DJ templates, including reggaeton, rock, hip hop, & a ton of house. and in these .als's, there are are about 5-10 tracks that are warped in order to transition between the tempos of each genre. When you have warped tracks and a lot of tracks, and not a lot of RAM, I would not recommend trying to record as well as perform. If I make it through 6 hours of playing with two sound "hiccups" that's the average. One of the two reasons, I don't do NYC gigs with my computer...
if you have 2GBs, i would say, press record and don't switch over to arrangment view in the middle of your set...

What the fuck are you chatting about?

Doesn't seem like you have a fuckin clue 'dude'

(as they say in the USA)

or your set-up sux.

Either way, your a player in the most basic form; you are just playin so simply that your belly cannot keep up

Stay at the 'Diner' and order the extra LARGE ....Cos you ain't going nowhere by the sounds of things

stealth1 · Post by **stealth1** » Mon May 29, 2006 3:18 am

STILL LAUGHIN

ORDER ME A SMALL PLATE!

AND WHILST YOUR THERE, THINK ABOUT IT, IT ISN'T HARD; THE WAITRESS IS ON SKATES BUT EVEN SLOW JOE IS QUICKER.

Nixon · Post by **Nixon** » Mon May 29, 2006 8:55 am

I don't see the point of recording your liveset in arrangement: I'ts a liveset, so don't edit it afterwards!
I always create an audio channel wich resamples the master. It works perfectly, also for long sets.

Mk · Post by Mk » Wed May 31, 2006 9:40 am

stealth1 wrote:STILL LAUGHIN

ORDER ME A SMALL PLATE!

AND WHILST YOUR THERE, THINK ABOUT IT, IT ISN'T HARD; THE WAITRESS IS ON SKATES BUT EVEN SLOW JOE IS QUICKER.

doesn't deserve a response...

hambone1 · Post by **hambone1** » Wed May 31, 2006 10:06 pm

I record my live DJ/VJ set to a DVD hard disk recorder, sending the video from the VGA splitter through a scan converter to the DVD recorder, and use an aux send from the mixer to send the audio to the recorder.

I've done 5 hours continuously, and it works great. I can then dump it straight to DVD-R for backup, and to pass it to FCP for editing.