Hello,
I'm new here. I'm trying to record my decks through my Windows 10 laptop. There's no mic input so I'm going directly from the booth output on my mixer to a USB external soundcard. It seems to record ok and the wave forms are of a decent size, but the playback is shocking, I don't know if it's a poor quality soundcard or something's not set up right. Any advice much appreciated.
DMC
Poor Quality Playback, Recording Through Turntables
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Re: Poor Quality Playback, Recording Through Turntables
Make and model number?dmc76 wrote:a USB external soundcard
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Re: Poor Quality Playback, Recording Through Turntables
Dynamode External USB 2.0 To 3D Virtual Audio Sound Card Adapter 7.1 CHsteve wrote:Make and model number?dmc76 wrote:a USB external soundcard
Re: Poor Quality Playback, Recording Through Turntables(SOLV
I've figured it out. When it was recording, it was just picking it up from the external mic, not through the soundcard. Sorted now and sounding like a dream, thanks 
Re: Poor Quality Playback, Recording Through Turntables(SOLV
That would explain itdmc76 wrote:I've figured it out. When it was recording, it was just picking it up from the external mic, not through the soundcard. Sorted now and sounding like a dream, thanks
Glad you've sorted it out.
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