can this be programed for sound effects and other recorded audio sample for podcast?
2078922
It's just a mdi controller. It doesn't have its own sound gemerating machinery.
2078923
Absolutely! I'm not sure exactly what software you'd be using, but it can easily be programmed to use a variety of audio samples and sound effects.
2078924
I use it with ableton live and virtual djAnything i have to click on i can program to the pads and anything i have to turn up or down i can program to the dials.
958768
You can program the pedal to respond different ways. But I don't believe it can be used for anything other than starting, stopping, fast forwarding and rewinding audio files
936618
Yes you can! I have done this myself. The audio isn't that great from it, but you can definitely use a mic with it.
2091947
Yes. Not sure how well it would work with fl studio though. I use logic x and not many of the buttons can be assigned to actually do something. Might want to look into that
1301726
It sounds great for a podcast. From a mini pod on the table or a boom mic the quality is great.
386795
Yes, you certainly can. There are several options for software that you can use for this purpose, but I use Adobe Premier Elements, and it works just fine. Roxio Creator NXT is another software option that would also serve this purpose. As for mics, there are any number of them that work with the software named. You just need to do a little research.
373558
No you can't. It isn't programmable with custom loop tracks or sounds. What comes on it is all you get.
1726042
I would say yes, why cant it be done. Of course it can be done, but the internal microphone has limited capabilities. By cutting out the soundcard on the computer you have an external source and it wont be cutting out at an improper recording level from my evperience. As an external input the feedback level is zil. The only problem with this converter is high tone or high level input..
1165070
I don't see a reason why not. It's a input as a microphone, turntable, cassette deck. Audio Studio is a good program....it's only drawback it records a single file.....When I do a record, I record side 1 and use the markers....then edit, gain..ect then side 2. Hope that helps. Charlie
1517326
Yes, you can render from proprietary .ACD file into .wav. Just hit the render to button
162570
You will have to use a DAW to operate for sure. It's not a stand alone. I also notice other comments to this regards. Good luck, Merry Xmas!
1032278
Sorry mate, but no. To do this, you will have to do a setup like I had for a while where I used Audacity to record my mixes. Its easy, its free, and very very nice software; and it works great with VirtualDJ
1999260
No. It's just a microphone: a hardware that captures sound.Making a recording, saving it as a particular file-type (identifiable or not), and emailing said file are all software functions. Most operating systems (Windows, Mac) have built-in recording software that can perform your function.Alternatively, as Trey mentioned, Audacity is a better-than-most-software-gold-standard that can record and manipulate sound files.
642565
No. This is just a midi keyboard that you can use to trigger sounds. You will need a DAW program as well to use this such as Logic Pro or Reason.
335405
I believe not, but if the program has an option to "Split audio output" then I might think so.
927141
I have only used it to record musical compositions, but you should be able to use it as a sound effect board. Just record the sound bites and files in an organized file system. There are many ways to do this, live recordings being the easiest, I'd imagine.
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I don't remember whether this came with software or not. I used it to record a record to my computer. Once recorded, I was able to use it with Sound Forge. I'm not a recording engineer, just interested in recording my records on CDs.