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I was wondering if you can use your built in audio in/out, and your headphone jack on a macbook for pre-listening ?
I will get a audio interface some time, but was wondering to practice mixing two songs, for the sake of getting the basics with just a stock computer, although I do have a griffin I Mic somewhere if that would help, but I was getting some crappy sound from it perhaps it is broken.
Thanks
I will get a audio interface some time, but was wondering to practice mixing two songs, for the sake of getting the basics with just a stock computer, although I do have a griffin I Mic somewhere if that would help, but I was getting some crappy sound from it perhaps it is broken.
Thanks
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Re: pre-listening with a stock macbook ?
Tue, August 26, 2008 - 8:02 PMlooks like you could put one track on Left speaker and the other track on Right speaker for some basic stuff. -
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Re: pre-listening with a stock macbook ?
Thu, August 28, 2008 - 9:02 AMyou have to get a soundcard w/2 outputs. nothing else will really work properly--panning right and left will only get you part of the tracks. even though most music is mixed to work in mono these days, not everything is and old stuff (i.e., pre-80s) is DEFINITELY not reliable that way. -
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Re: pre-listening with a stock macbook ?
Thu, August 28, 2008 - 5:11 PMThe Echo Indigo DJ is what you are looking for.....not too terribly expensive either...you may even find a used one on Ebay.
www.myspace.com/mortal_engines
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