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    Default max record time?

    I want to record my upcoming gig with traktor's internal recorder.

    Whats the max amount of time i can record for? (i've got a 2 hour set)

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    Just set your max file size in Traktor for 2048MB... which is about 4 hours I believe.

    If you go over that, it will simply split the file and continue recording.
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    600MB/Hour, If you need longer then record through audacity/audition etc mate
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    To be fair, you can still use the Traktor internal recorder for as long as you want, you just have to stitch the files back together in Audacity or equivalent afterwards ... the only real limit is hard drive space.
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    true true. pain in the butt tho
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    not really, just paste the second part after the first one. It would be a pain if you are handling mp3 files

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    Quote Originally Posted by padi_04 View Post
    not really, just paste the second part after the first one. It would be a pain if you are handling mp3 files
    Yup.. this is exactly what I do every time I play... it takes a little time to convert a 6 hour set to mp3 though.. so leave yourself some time for the computer to crunch numbers.

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    You can use the open source SOX utility to combine multiple WAV files into one if Traktor splits them.

    http://sourceforge.net/projects/sox/
    more info here:
    http://sox.sourceforge.net/
    Last edited by GeekGod; 08-10-2011 at 01:17 PM.

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