Can i plug it into my mac and record the beats
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With the proper software you bet you can. I will say this if you dont like programming it and just want to play real time then it is way worth the money, everythng I do on is real time no quantizing and it sounds great, i use up to 6 digits at a time. Its a very cool unit. Go to youtube.com and punch in davedemile or davedemile1234, good luck
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
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Nothing much. You need a USB port (and potentially a USB hub with an external power supply in case there isn't enough power for the interface). Other than that as long as your computer can support a proper DAW it should be fine.
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I don't have an Apple computer, but if the computer has a USB port and can support Audacity software, then I don't see why not.
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Yes it is definitely Mac compatible, all the way to the latest version of OS X, 10.10, Yosemite. You can use the free program Audacity, which works fine. There are also probably a dozen other audio recording apps in the App Store that you could use. Many of them recognize USB sources like this cassette device, and some of them are free. I prefer to use Audio Hijack Pro (it's not in the App Store). It's not free, but has some advantages. See my review for details.
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i don't really use mac so i might suggest if you don't have 3.5mm jacks for the mic and headphone plug pick up a USB converter they are cheap and work great
1293219
Yes but you need the adapter that takes both mic and audio 3.5mm jacks into 1 3.5mm jack then it goes in the headphone jack of a macbook.
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Mac users:If you have a cable that connects to the headphone port from your amp or cassette deck at one end and to the audio input at the other end that's all you need ... other than Audacity (free).I have converted lots of audio tapes and cassettes as well as vinyls to CD.You can turn the full recordings done the first time into separate tracks for your CD in Audacity.
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It's a USB plug, making an old school assumption about Macs, I'd guess it would have a higher quality on Apple if you're recording. The packaging specifically mentions Macintosh.
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Yes, it is PC or MAC compatible, requires FireWire interface. Reverb can be routed back via your DAW for reverb monitoring in headphones, but you may experience some latency. Not sure if it will provide more amp output, you could use a separate headphone amp if more is needed.
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I do not have a MAC. The software was for the Windows OS. You might contact Audacity to see if there is a download for MAC.
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Absolutely! This mixer comes with a program called Capture. This allows you to record all channels into your computer and live mix at the same time. This mixer also can be controlled using an iPad during live mixing. This mixer requires a computer with Firewire. You can use a thunderbolt connection as long as you have the thunderbolt to firewire adapter. I currently use a MacBook Pro but have also in the past used a windows computer. Just make sure your firewire card is TI Chipset.
200624
You will only be able to record a mix of your tracks if you are using the djuiced software. You will not be able see the mix in your music files (In computer not software)
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No. It needs a USB interface to a PC or Mac (preferably a MacBook Pro) and Serato Scratch to run.
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You will need a DAC first to hook it up with Mac. Then use the audio output to connect with Schitt lyr.
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I am guessing that it will work with Macs, but not with the software on the included CD. You would probably have to download a Mac-friendly capture and edit program (I use Audacity version 2.05 on the same OS, 10.6.8, with a USB turntable) -- this is the option I am considering.
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Try audacity its a recording software for Windows and Apple and if that doesn't help try Sound Record or Cakewalk