Traktor S4 on UStream (or LiveStream). HAS TO BE ANY EASIER WAY!!

[KnightsOfTheRound]

I'm fucking pulling my hair out, here...there's gotta be a reasonably easy way to make this happen. I've googled every known combination of "traktor s4" +"ustream" +"aggregate device" +"soundflower" +"whateverthehellelseicanthinkof" to no avail.

Is there not a reasonably easy way to get Ustream to read what's coming out of the S4 and into Ustream? I could run an RCA to 3/8" into the mac, but then I wouldn't be able to monitor on my speakers...

I've tried setting up an aggregate device but I'm not sure what needs to go into it.

FFFFFFFFFUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU!!!!!! Its the 21st century, the century of having your cake and eating it too....this can't be an exception to that! :eek:

[photojojo]

You have to run a line in to the input on your computer. Are you monitoring on the built on speakers?

[brocklambert]

Get some 1/4 to RCA adapters for your monitors, and then run the RCA output to the input on the Mac. Done!

[djmaximum]

I'm fucking pulling my hair out, here...there's gotta be a reasonably easy way to make this happen. I've googled every known combination of "traktor s4" +"ustream" +"aggregate device" +"soundflower" +"whateverthehellelseicanthinkof" to no avail.

Is there not a reasonably easy way to get Ustream to read what's coming out of the S4 and into Ustream? I could run an RCA to 3/8" into the mac, but then I wouldn't be able to monitor on my speakers...

I've tried setting up an aggregate device but I'm not sure what needs to go into it.

FFFFFFFFFUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU!!!!!! Its the 21st century, the century of having your cake and eating it too....this can't be an exception to that! :eek:

dude, buy a chord that has the regular rca males at one end and then has a double connection at the other end, you'll also need a female to female connector. then you'l be able to have both.

[KnightsOfTheRound]

i have external speakers that I monitor on

[brocklambert]

i have external speakers that I monitor on

So connect one set of the outputs to your monitors, and then connect the other to the input on your Macbook. It's not difficult.

[photojojo]

Why don't you connect the speakers to the S4?

EDIT: I get it now. you need two of these

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And then you go to your speakers and your line in on your mac. You can also get two 1/4" to RCA adapters and use the 1/4" outs.

Or you could get this and just keep your speakers on the RCA's and run the 1/4" to the line in on the computer.

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[KnightsOfTheRound]

Not much of an output on my main speakers...It's all optical (it's a surround sound system, technically...but it really works for my bedroom, haha).

I've basically got the S4 going out and into the AUX in on the speakers....so I'm thinking if I have to do it via hardware, i would need to go out of the S4 via RCA, split it to go into the 3/8" of my macbook, and also into the AUX input of my speakers...

just trying to figure out what I need to get a radioshack to make this happen, while simultaneously trying my best not to add to the huge ass bird nest of wires behind my desk...

[photojojo]

That Hosa 1/4 to 1/8 would be your best bet.

[KnightsOfTheRound]

Or you could get this and just keep your speakers on the RCA's and run the 1/4" to the line in on the computer.

Amazon.com: Hosa CMP153 Y Cable 1/8 Inch TRS to Dual 1/4 Inch TS Cable - 3 Foot: Electronics

shitfire, there are two 1/4" outs beside the RCA main outs on the S4, aren't there?! That should work, then, if I wanted to go directly into the macbook!