Advice On Recording A Set.

[Patch]

Thanks for the feedback!

I've just had a baby - so it's pretty hard to make anything new right now... I've got tons of half started stuff, but I'm loving being a Dad so much that it's taking a back seat for the time being.

No banner has been bothering me too - it's an easy fix but I just haven't got round to it...

I do appreciate the feedback, though.

[eatmybunnies]

Thanks for the feedback guys!
Keep them coming!

I did 3 practice mixes!

Check it out below! (Link in signature)

Any thoughts or comments are appreciated!

[dt17]

I have a question about recording as well and I hope someone can answer it...

I have a Mixtrack Pro II hooked up to my laptop. Recently I've only been able to use it late at night - therefore I've been doing most of the mixing in my headphones.

My question is: is it possible to record a mix this way? I tried but when I played the mix back it was silent (obviously) so is there a way I can record the mix in the same way I would if it was playing out of my speakers?

Oh and it's Virtual DJ Pro I'm using which has a built in recording feature.

Thanks

[atontheproton]

Thanks for the feedback guys!
Keep them coming!

I did 3 practice mixes!

Check it out below! (Link in signature)

Any thoughts or comments are appreciated!

May I suggest trying to 45minute - 1 hour mixes for the reason that when you go to play a slot you're most likely going to be playing a 1 hour set minimum. It is good to be experienced behind the decks for that length of time in one sitting. Record everything you play and re-listen to it and it will give you insight on your strengths and weaknesses & where you need to improve.