What kind of audio imputs does it take? MIDI, XLR or other?
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It takes XLR but make sure your OUT put is BALANCED!!!!! USE MONO NO STEREO!!!!
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I actually traded in my DDJ-SB (the left jog wheel froze on me), but from what I remember it does not have any audio inputs. There's an RCA input that comes from a USB port on your computer. There is then an RCA output to your audio interface.
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Theres only a mic input 1/4 inch. The others are audio outputs, two flavors of headphones, and a master red white out.
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No inputs, only RCA outs. Very basic controller but good for basic mobile applications or hobby DJ.
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It has midi ports, you just need an input/output cable and them you can record into the PC. I do some records and sounds excellent!
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Added thought... I want to use Audacity software to help with the conversion. Again, any thoughts? Thanks!
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You can get a midi to usb cable to do the trick. I have a TASCAM unit that I run my keyboard and mic thru though, because my mic needs phantom power. It came with the cable needed to connect to the PC. The biggest difference would be the price and what, if any other needs you may have.
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that's one way BUT to make it more simple you could by a usb preamp with phantom power like the "Avid MBox 3" or the "Lexicon Lambda" i would recommend the mbox though. the lambda volume isnt that high but it may be cheaper and you would probably need a xlr splitter cable to get stereo quality sound.
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Hi Ruth, i honestly do not know. i used a program named cakewalk, (Sonar) and this allowed me to record the keyboard, guitar and vocals through an interface named m audio. it was fairly simple to setup and use, but the equipment, all together, was pricey.
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Only if you want the audio to have all sorts of buzz and noise on it... For the cheapest available "acceptable" quality (for casual use) interface, I would suggest the Behringer UCA202. It's not great, but at least it's relatively clean-sounding, especially compared to this.
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No you cannot. It is a MIDI controller so it sends MIDI continuous control messages to your computer via USB. You can use these messages to mix using audio software, but the hardware itself cannot carry audio.
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It has no onboard sounds, so you will have to run it through a midi sound module or a computer to use it live. It has both midi and USB outs.
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You need external audio interface hardware and recording / mixing software.
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I recommend an LPK25 MIDI keyboard and some headphones. That's my setup including reason essentials (I do have some m-audio bx5 studio monitors, but you don't need them just starting out.) I plan on upgrading to full Reason 6.5 or 7, but not getting any additional equipment right now. Hope this helps. Have fun!
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It has Midi, I seems like it would. I haven't used it with midi yet, but if you have some time of midi connection or rack, you can probably use it to control reason. I use Ableton tho.
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Yes, Cubase is able to edit MIDI tracks, and, if a sound is applied to the MIDI data, it can be recorded to an audio track. Please let us know if you have any questions.
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No, there is not a good, smart or inexpensive way to convert USB "output" to MIDI. You should find a product that comes with a conventional MIDI out port such as Alesis Q49.
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Buy yourself a tascam dr-40. Record audio to it by use of the xlr plugs and then pull the sd card and edit with your computer. If you only use 1 mic, you probably want an xlr y-splitter to ensure you don't get a channel of hiss.
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Not really, unless you use an external sequencer by plugging in the MIDI input. Sorry for my English.
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nah just plug your midi device into a usb port on your computer. should be plug and play.