Mixer to Editing Station

1. nobody
   Member

   
   I was wondering how one goes about hooking up a mixer to a computer for editing audio....I have recently been interested in having more control over audio and I have a mixer that I bought from a video production supply store that I have been using for DJ work.....I have looked at many-a website, but have yet to find any information on hooking up a mixer to the computer....Thanks...

   Posted 8 years ago #

2. n.meiers
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   I go out of my mixer and adapt to fit into my computer's 1/8 line-input. (That's stereo, obviously.) Works pretty well. Very little noise. In fact, it's virtually noiseless.
   Nick

   Posted 8 years ago #

3. nobody
   Member

   
   Why would you want to mix externally, and then only deal with a simple stereo signal into the computer? The best use of computer power, would be to have separate digitized audio tracks - so you can use the appropriate multitrack software like sonar, cubase or protools to process each track separately and then mix them on the computer.
   
   You don't need an external mixer for this. You can either record one instrument at a time using the line in port of your sound card, or purchase either a multi-track internal sound card or mutlitrack analog-to-digital external hardware, like protools.

   Posted 8 years ago #

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