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Recording in dvs7 Ultimate

PostPosted: 03 Dec 2010, 19:47
by thoms
I have the dvs7ultimate and the U-Mix44. When trying to record I find two rec buttons in the programme. Why would I need two?
Second: when pressing record I can record whats playing but when I use the crossfader on my mixingboard, (not the one in mixvibes,but my physical mixer) like when scratching, it records the sound like I doesnt use the crossfader. You know, it sounds like a scratch without the cutting. Everything else works fine so my setup should be fine. Do I really need a second PC to record?? In so case what program do you recomend for recording?

My mixer is an American audio dx1400dst

Re: Recording in dvs7 Ultimate

PostPosted: 03 Dec 2010, 22:53
by barren fell
World Wide Panic wrote a very good tutorial covering all recording setups:

viewtopic.php?f=207&t=11973

Good luck.

Re: Recording in dvs7 Ultimate

PostPosted: 03 Dec 2010, 23:29
by thoms
Yes Im sure its good, but it doesnt cover my problem. Nor does it answer my question to wheras I need 2 rec buttons.

Re: Recording in dvs7 Ultimate

PostPosted: 06 Dec 2010, 12:42
by Support@MixVibes
thoms wrote:I have the dvs7ultimate and the U-Mix44. When trying to record I find two rec buttons in the programme. Why would I need two?

You would need 2 because it depend on the audio routing you have done. The main can be the pair 1&2 or the pair 3&4 and if you have a soundcard with more outputs, it can be anything.

Second: when pressing record I can record whats playing but when I use the crossfader on my mixingboard, (not the one in mixvibes,but my physical mixer) like when scratching, it records the sound like I doesnt use the crossfader. You know, it sounds like a scratch without the cutting.

It is because you CAN'T record something outside the box, recording the crossfader cut only work in internal mode (MIDI/keyboard/mouse driven xfader).

Everything else works fine so my setup should be fine. Do I really need a second PC to record?? In so case what program do you recomend for recording?

An other PC would be ok too, but the only thing you need is a line input and a software that can record anything from this inputs.
Be it on the same computer or another.

Re: Recording in dvs7 Ultimate

PostPosted: 06 Dec 2010, 13:31
by thoms
Super:-)
Thanx for an easy to understand explanation.