Laptop with Ableton Live & Pioneer DJM 800
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El Guitaro
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Laptop with Ableton Live & Pioneer DJM 800
Hello everyone. I want to learn how to connect a laptop with Ableton Live to dj mixer Pioneer DJM 800. What you need to do and how to do this work? Please share information and experiences. Thanks in advance.
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El Guitaro
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El Guitaro
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El Guitaro
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No, you just need a way to get the audio out of ableton and into your mixer.
It does not have to be a firewire card.
The more outputs you have on your card the better because each output on your card will send sound out of ableton and into a channel on your mixer.
If you have a card with only one stereo output you can run into only one channel on your mixer.
If you have a card with 4 stereo outputs you can use all 4 channels on your mixer.
Does this make sense?
It does not have to be a firewire card.
The more outputs you have on your card the better because each output on your card will send sound out of ableton and into a channel on your mixer.
If you have a card with only one stereo output you can run into only one channel on your mixer.
If you have a card with 4 stereo outputs you can use all 4 channels on your mixer.
Does this make sense?
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El Guitaro
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I can connect an external sound card to my laptop (I have it has 2 stereo output) and a connecting wire from the DJM 800?smutek wrote:No, you just need a way to get the audio out of ableton and into your mixer.
It does not have to be a firewire card.
The more outputs you have on your card the better because each output on your card will send sound out of ableton and into a channel on your mixer.
If you have a card with only one stereo output you can run into only one channel on your mixer.
If you have a card with 4 stereo outputs you can use all 4 channels on your mixer.
Does this make sense?
Tell me please what you need to have cable to connect your laptop to djm 800 and in what way to connect the wire (I think in the phone)
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El Guitaro
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http://www.m-audio.com/products/en_us/A ... e2496.htmlsmutek wrote:Ok, tell me what kind of sound card you have please.
You can advise audio card for laptops?
Ok, for that card you just need two RCA cables.
It's a really easy set up.
Take an RCA and plug it into a stereo pair 1/2 on your sound card, plug the other end into channel 1 on your mixer.
Do the same thing with the other RCA cable, plug into stereo pair 3/4 on the card and plug the other end into channel 2 on your mixer.
Any tracks you route to your sound card outputs 1/2 in ableton will feed through mixer channel 1. Tracks routed to 3/4 will feed to channel 2 on your mixer.
You really just need to try to set it up and it will totally make sense, it's honestly a really easy set up.
no recomendations at the moment for sound cards, there are a lot of options and it depends on what you want to spend and what you need in return for your money.
The only thing I would recommend is to get something with 4 stereo outs so that you can take advantage of all 4 channels on your mixer if you want to.
It's a really easy set up.
Take an RCA and plug it into a stereo pair 1/2 on your sound card, plug the other end into channel 1 on your mixer.
Do the same thing with the other RCA cable, plug into stereo pair 3/4 on the card and plug the other end into channel 2 on your mixer.
Any tracks you route to your sound card outputs 1/2 in ableton will feed through mixer channel 1. Tracks routed to 3/4 will feed to channel 2 on your mixer.
You really just need to try to set it up and it will totally make sense, it's honestly a really easy set up.
no recomendations at the moment for sound cards, there are a lot of options and it depends on what you want to spend and what you need in return for your money.
The only thing I would recommend is to get something with 4 stereo outs so that you can take advantage of all 4 channels on your mixer if you want to.
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El Guitaro
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and where you want to include wires, if I need (for example) 2 channel?
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