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Macbook pro has no way of recording through RCA to 3.5mm jacks so
installed the driver for the DJM 900 which shows up in audacity (recording device - DJM 900) Stereo two channel
USB cable connected from DJM to MacBook Pro
two XDJ 1000's and a CDJ 900 nexus hooked up to the DJM in CD/Line in section
if switched to USB 1/2 etc nothing will play out the mixer
On CD/Line setting music plays out my speakers but audacity will only record through the build in microphone on the Mac ??????
what am I doing wrong?
Settings set to REC OUT for all channels in DJM settings panel
thanks
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Not sure if this will help, but Audacity seems to have all sorts of issues recording. I have been unable to use Audacity to record from a 900NXS2 (I use 64-bit Windows, I think that's my particular issue). I was able to use Rekordbox to record from the 900NXS2 over USB (didn't even know before that Rekordbox had a record feature).
@Michael > That's not true -- its only issue is that users expect it to have ASIO support out-of-the-box, which it does not. Once configured properly, it works amazingly well.
@Pulse, you're obviously the expert, and I really don't have a good grasp of audio interface technology and software settings, so I'll defer to you. I will note, however:
(1) - Searching with Google, it appears that there are a number of people with difficulty recording from a DJM via a USB out to Audacity. I spent about an hour over the weekend searching forums and watching YouTube videos, experimenting with various settings, and couldn't figure it out (I'm outputting from a DJM 900 NXS2 via USB to a laptop running Windows 10). So at the very least, it would seem to not be very user friendly and to require some good knowledge of various hardware/software settings (which I confess I don't have). I had no problem once I tried using Rekordbox to record.
(2) - There seem to be forum responses from Pioneer DJ (see https://forums.pioneerdj.com/hc/en-us/community/posts/205359133-How-to-record-with-djm-900-nexus-2-) suggesting that Audacity will not record if installed on a 64-bit operating system and that the workaround is sufficiently complex that other software should be used. Apologize if I misinterpreted this response from Pioneer DJ.