<![CDATA[WeeklyBeats.com - does anyone know of a software that simply records what is happening?]]>2012-04-15T15:40:54ZPunBBhttps://weeklybeats.com/forums/topic/5564/does-anyone-know-of-a-software-that-simply-records-what-is-happening/<![CDATA[Re: does anyone know of a software that simply records what is happening?]]>A SOFTWARE THAT SIMPLY RECORDS]]>https://weeklybeats.com/george+bowles2012-04-15T15:40:54Zhttps://weeklybeats.com/forums/post/84785/#p84785<![CDATA[Re: does anyone know of a software that simply records what is happening?]]>^^^]]>https://weeklybeats.com/popsicle2012-04-15T14:22:22Zhttps://weeklybeats.com/forums/post/84782/#p84782<![CDATA[Re: does anyone know of a software that simply records what is happening?]]>One does not simply record into Mordor]]>https://weeklybeats.com/thursdaybloom2012-04-12T02:40:16Zhttps://weeklybeats.com/forums/post/84673/#p84673<![CDATA[Re: does anyone know of a software that simply records what is happening?]]>yep, that's what I do I just jack into my tascam, was just being lazy I guess. sometimes the ability to record whatever is going on is nice though. my soundcard can't do that though, maybe I should get a tower, but then again I'm pretty much just going to use laptops from now on in all likelihood.]]>https://weeklybeats.com/george+bowles2012-04-11T05:26:14Zhttps://weeklybeats.com/forums/post/84635/#p84635<![CDATA[Re: does anyone know of a software that simply records what is happening?]]>All else fails you can just jack into an external recorder. I have to do that with my guitar effects program which doesn't allow VST integration. A bit annoying having to pull a mem card out but the interface it came with doesn't have a stereo mix looback.]]>https://weeklybeats.com/ctrix2012-04-09T23:56:57Zhttps://weeklybeats.com/forums/post/84574/#p84574<![CDATA[Re: does anyone know of a software that simply records what is happening?]]>thanks zebra and poppi will try that]]>https://weeklybeats.com/george+bowles2012-04-08T19:03:07Zhttps://weeklybeats.com/forums/post/84513/#p84513<![CDATA[Re: does anyone know of a software that simply records what is happening?]]>yeah, I think it was a certain sound card that i had that could do that. It seems can't do it on this computer which is a laptop]]>https://weeklybeats.com/george+bowles2012-04-08T19:02:22Zhttps://weeklybeats.com/forums/post/84512/#p84512<![CDATA[Re: does anyone know of a software that simply records what is happening?]]>^^^]]>https://weeklybeats.com/popsicle2012-04-07T02:53:17Zhttps://weeklybeats.com/forums/post/84499/#p84499<![CDATA[Re: does anyone know of a software that simply records what is happening?]]>The stereo mix option might not be there on some soundcards, though.
]]>https://weeklybeats.com/zebra2012-04-06T16:40:08Zhttps://weeklybeats.com/forums/post/84496/#p84496<![CDATA[Re: does anyone know of a software that simply records what is happening?]]>^^^]]>https://weeklybeats.com/popsicle2012-04-06T16:25:33Zhttps://weeklybeats.com/forums/post/84493/#p84493<![CDATA[Re: does anyone know of a software that simply records what is happening?]]>For Audacity, you go to the dropdown menu next to the microphone icon and select stereo mix. Be sure that you also go to the Preferences menu and make sure that you don't have Software Playthrough checked, or you'll get terrible feedback.]]>https://weeklybeats.com/vcmg2012-04-06T14:50:34Zhttps://weeklybeats.com/forums/post/84492/#p84492<![CDATA[Re: does anyone know of a software that simply records what is happening?]]>thanks for the wavosaur suggestion! needed something to use vsts as processors.]]>https://weeklybeats.com/george+bowles2012-04-06T06:48:24Zhttps://weeklybeats.com/forums/post/84490/#p84490<![CDATA[Re: does anyone know of a software that simply records what is happening?]]>didn't know audacity could do that... how to set it up?]]>https://weeklybeats.com/george+bowles2012-04-06T06:40:18Zhttps://weeklybeats.com/forums/post/84489/#p84489<![CDATA[Re: does anyone know of a software that simply records what is happening?]]>wavosaur is okayish but is super lightweight (600k) and runs off an external drive (flash, sd) just fine]]>https://weeklybeats.com/bleo2012-04-05T19:35:54Zhttps://weeklybeats.com/forums/post/84483/#p84483<![CDATA[Re: does anyone know of a software that simply records what is happening?]]>audacity is great and free. anything that will listen for your "stereo mix" would do the job]]>https://weeklybeats.com/drumurboy2012-04-05T19:10:18Zhttps://weeklybeats.com/forums/post/84482/#p84482