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  • July 8, 2011 at 1:57 am #1000929
    Xeva
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    I have a Zoom H1 recorder…so if you have a portable recorder handy, you can plug in the recorder via computer audiojack to the recorders’ line in jack, set the levels, then record away! It can record as much as your memory card has space. Another option is to wait a few days and hopefully someone else recorded the broadcast for you and you can download it from them. There are also a bunch of software options out there, but it can get rather sketchy…google away and see what you can find.

    Good luck!

    July 8, 2011 at 5:52 am #3239
    NewportDJ Drew
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    audacity or any software recorder allows you to do this. But you have to map the source in your audio card options.

    July 8, 2011 at 6:00 am #1000932
    TheShard
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    i used livestream.com/procaster idk if you might wanna use it too

    July 8, 2011 at 10:58 am #1000938
    U31
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    Another vote for audacity here

    July 8, 2011 at 1:36 pm #1000944
    Emma Partnow
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    Xeva, post: 3219 wrote: I have a Zoom H1 recorder…so if you have a portable recorder handy, you can plug in the recorder via computer audiojack to the recorders’ line in jack, set the levels, then record away! It can record as much as your memory card has space. Another option is to wait a few days and hopefully someone else recorded the broadcast for you and you can download it from them. There are also a bunch of software options out there, but it can get rather sketchy…google away and see what you can find.

    Good luck!

    Hello Xeva :);
    Unfortunately I don’t have a Portable Player; but the idea of waiting a few days to see if the Host of the Radio Show puts it up on his SoundCloud Account is a Distinct Possibility; so that was a Great Suggestion; Thank You 🙂

    Newportdj Drew, post: 3232 wrote: audacity or any software recorder allows you to do this. But you have to map the source in your audio card options.

    U31, post: 3244 wrote: Another vote for audacity here

    Hello Drew and U31 :);
    Thank you Both for your Great Suggestion; I have investigated Audacity and read Loads about it this morning; and although I can get the ‘Stereo Mix’ (which on Audacity forums seems to be the Main Problem for people); up in my Audio Preferences; when I bring this ‘Audio’ into Audacity (even though I can see ‘Levels’); due to my Laptops Inadequacies; the Audio I do get is ‘Awful’; as if I was Recording from an External Source into my Microphone Socket; it is a Great Shame; but since my £3,000 Sony Vaio Died in January; I am on a £300 HP 🙁

    TheShard, post: 3233 wrote: i used livestream.com/procaster idk if you might wanna use it too

    Thank You Shard :);
    I have just had a good look at livestream.com and it looks Great; however; I can see a way of Broadcasting ‘Out’; which is an Amazing Tool that I would like to use; however; I am appearing Tonight on Radio Brighton as a Guest for Calvin Karass (my Biggest Break yet); and I wanted to Record the Show Onto my Laptop; but Thank You Very Much for your Suggestion as I do Need a way of Broadcasting Live to Canada in the next few months anyway 🙂

    July 8, 2011 at 1:38 pm #1000945
    U31
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    Hmmm i used to get good results with a £400 Presario, have you tried altering record and playback devices in preferences? It took some fiddling but i managed?

    July 8, 2011 at 1:40 pm #3268
    U31
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    Of course there’s the old tried n tested way… Headphone jack to rca, plug in to a line aux on your hifi and use a C90 / minidisc/ dat?

    July 8, 2011 at 1:49 pm #1000946
    Benny Mackney
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    Virtual Audio Cable. If you don’t want to buy it, then get… “creative”… with your sources. It works well though. Play with the demo. Test record some stuff.

    July 8, 2011 at 2:28 pm #3277
    Emma Partnow
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    U31, post: 3259 wrote: Hmmm i used to get good results with a £400 Presario, have you tried altering record and playback devices in preferences? It took some fiddling but i managed?

    U31, post: 3261 wrote: Of course there’s the old tried n tested way… Headphone jack to rca, plug in to a line aux on your hifi and use a C90 / minidisc/ dat?

    Benny Mackney, post: 3264 wrote: Virtual Audio Cable. If you don’t want to buy it, then get… “creative”… with your sources. It works well though. Play with the demo. Test record some stuff.

    Hello my Friends 🙂
    Thank You So Much for your Input; I Appreciate it Very Much; and am So Pleased I have Access to Great Solutions 😎
    (Bearing in mind I am a Dopey Girl :));
    But; my Step-Father has Finally Caved In (as he Does Owe Me); and said he would Record it for me in his Studio on Minidisc and then Transfer it to CD and Cassette for me;
    However; if any of you Wish to listen (or are available at 22:00 GMT tonight); you can catch my Guest Spot on;
    http://radiofreebrighton.org.uk/

    July 8, 2011 at 2:39 pm #3279
    Benny Mackney
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    I’ll probably still be asleep then, and I’m going to need some sleep before the events of this weekend (LAN PARTY WHOOO!!). Could you post the recording up for us, though?

    July 8, 2011 at 11:30 pm #3325
    Emma Partnow
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    Hello Benny :);
    The Host wrote to me tonight and said that he will be putting up my Set on Soundcloud for a Limited Time; so I will let you know when I have the URL 🙂

    July 9, 2011 at 11:27 pm #3418
    Emma Partnow
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    The Live Broadcast of this Set (Recorded by the Radio Station) can; for just a Limited Time; be found here :);
    http://soundcloud.com/nems-teaching-examples
    The Feedback Rocked !!

    July 10, 2011 at 12:10 am #3423
    Xeva
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    Listened to a good chunk of your set, Emma…great work! if i didn’t know better, i’d say your mix was pre-recorded :p

    July 10, 2011 at 3:59 pm #3450
    Emma Partnow
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    Xeva, post: 3416 wrote: Listened to a good chunk of your set, Emma…great work! if i didn’t know better, i’d say your mix was pre-recorded :p

    I Wasn’t in the Studio at the Radio Show if that’s what you mean my Friend;
    But; I Do Record my Sets ‘Live’; from Start To Finish Without Stopping; I have been doing this for 10 Years and am just ‘Top Notch’ as the Host Described Me;
    I Practice and Practice until my Hands and my Head Hurts if Necessary; but Due to my Health Condition I am not able to Leave this Bedroom; but that Doesn’t make me a Charlatan; I do ‘What I Can With What I Have’ 🙂

    July 10, 2011 at 9:39 pm #3479
    Xeva
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    Emma Partnow, post: 3443 wrote: I do ‘What I Can With What I Have’ 🙂

    What you have is solid dj’ing!

    A lot of DJ’s, even big ones, mix simply on Ableton and match all of their tracks’ BPM and draw EQ envelopes as if to mimic a “live” set…Then they export it out and every transition is seamless. They’re not actually dj’ing live, it’s all pre-set. I admit I do this, too, as I turned more into a producer and don’t have any turntables in my studio anymore. I still know how to dj, started when I was 12 and I’ll never forget it. But there are just logistical reasons that we can’t control. No turntables, in my case, or for the bigger dj’s, they have to travel, do gigs, make music, and continuously run their own podcasts all at the same time…so we have to mix sets on Ableton. Your transitions were so good that it sounded like you were mixing this way, even though I knew you weren’t. I hope you didn’t think I wasn’t giving credit where it was due. Keep up the great work. 🙂

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