get an audio program like audacity (free) or soundforge ($$$) to record the audio with.
I would suggest against using the multicore cables for recording vinyl… that’s just me. i dont use them anyways…
go to your audio8 card settings utility (should be an icon in your taskbar, if on XP) and select ‘Phono’ for Input Mode of Channel A-B. When you select ‘Phono’, you will be able to increase the gain on each phono input.
then from within your audio application, select your inputs (1+2, or 3+4 depending on where your TT is plugged to), and should be good to go to hit the record button…
I wouldn’t recommend using Traktor itself for recording your vinyl… using a dedicated audio editing program would offer you much more flexibility…
I did record it at that 6+db setting on the control panel in Audio8 taskbar and chose the right Input signal.
Why does the vinyl sound bettter playing through normally but the recording sounds terrible, can the 24bit recording and sample rate fix this??
must I buy a Grado Cartride???
Record in the most highest quality settings you have availible then convert it down to a lower quality - you will find doing it like this gives you a much much nicer sounding recording than if you just recorded it at this quality to begin with.