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> Utilizing Firewire Port On Powerbook, wanting to input audio
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posté mar. 2 sept. 2003, 03:51
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I apologize if i am asking a question already answered somewhere on these forums, but i honestly dont know what to look for so if i missed it, again im sorry, please direct me and delete close this thread smile.gif thanks.

my objective: i want to be able to record my dj sets

equipment: 12" powerbook g4 and a mixer.

i would like to utilize the firewire port on my powerbook to record my dj sets using a new mixer, another interface, a simple adapter, whatever it takes. basically i want to be able to bring my powerbook with my equipment and record a set. the outs on my current mixer are RCA or the red and white A/V cables. I only need a mixer with 2-3 channels so it doesnt need to be a huge peice of equipment.


can anyone recommend some equipment that i can look into? any help/advice would be greatly appreciated. thank you in advance.
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posté jeu. 4 sept. 2003, 04:28
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You can use the PCMCIA insert, it's also a good solution. Take a look on the Digigram products like VX Pocket V2 if you just need 2in/out + digital in/out + smpte + phone. The Vx 444 is the same with more in/out. I use the V2, it's very well built and very portable (good solution for DJ). RME propose also a solution where you can combine an interface with PCMCIA and firewire (to use on différent computer) it's also very well built, with DSP for zero latency but little more expensive.
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