can't record my master mix!

[snekfrek]

hello everyone!

I'm using my set for a couple of years now, and I always had a little problem:

I can record my channel A and B, but I can't record my master mix. when I open the file I just don't hear anything. Ofcourse I searched for a solution, I found audacity, but if I use that I get a really annoying beep in my mix.

I use:
- on the left my good old sound lab DLP-32 direct drive turntable
-on the right my Pioneer cdj 1000 MK3
- as mixer a 2 channel behringer VMX 100
-and ofcourse a mixvibes U46 MK2 soundcard
I used different versions of Cross, at the moment I'm using Cross 3.2.0 RC

Can anyone help me? thanks

[daniel clark]

cant post it right now ,, old link on recording ,, still the basics apply,,
external mixer derives a different set of circiumstances to rec :cool

its in the archive section in one of the tips/tut section ,,authored by gatto

[snekfrek]

thanks for the reaction!
I looked at the topic, my english and hardware knowledge isn't that good, but I believe that I should use internal recording and that I need an audio device. So I think I need to buy some kind of audio device? or did I understand everything wrong?

[daniel clark]

Your explaniation on what you understand doesn't seem right ,,ie using internal recording ,, other than the language barrier ,, explain what you understand from the posting and how it applies to your set up ,,

[daniel clark]

this is the link ,,think you have already found it
viewtopic.php?f=371&t=11973
a bit old and pertains to the earlier ver of mixvibes dvset up ,, but the set ups will be similiar ,, also in the Cross manual thinking there is a section on recording

here to help and hopefully stop you from spending monie on something that will not get the desired results ,,

have a couple of ideas that might work

[daniel clark]

check this link out ,, the last posting
viewtopic.php?f=259&t=33171