EvermixBox4 Portable DJ Recording and Live Streaming Device (IOS Version)

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It may be that you have an existing piece of kit that you could use to record your DJ mix to save you the expense of the units above. DJs & Promoters! Thousands of hours of live electronic music are being lost! RECORD your DJ sets live from the club, straight to your phone. Export and SHARE your music with fans around the world.

EvermixBox4 Portable DJ Recording and Live Streaming Device

Hit the record button once to start and again to stop. You’ll then be promoted where you want to save your mix to. Club Mixer You plug it into your mixer / controller’s RCA Rec or “Session” outputs, and then you use the included 15-pin to Lightning cable to connect it to your iPhone or iPad. There are no other cables necessary, as the MixBox 2 draws power from your iOS device (the original MixBox needed to be plugged into a mains outlet). SoftwareThis is by far the easiest way to record your DJ mix so we won’t spend too long on it. Nearly all DJ software comes with a record function so it’s as simple as hitting the record button and away you go. You can select the captured audio quality to be in 320kbps AAC, 192kbpsAAC, and WAV. The MixBox 2 has a resolution of 24-bit/44.1kHz and we were impressed with the quality of the recording – it was transparent and as clean as the sound coming out of the DJM-900NXS mixer, which really is all a DJ could want in a DJ set recording. If you’re DJing with “Hi-Res” audio files through a CDJ-2000NXS2 / DJM-900NXS2 set-up, you won’t be able to capture the full resolution of the music, but that’s verging on audiophile territory and the casual club goer or music fan wouldn’t even notice. Recording and uploading

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Transferring files is also really simple, as the unit itself acts as an interface for transferring your recording. Just connect a USB from the unit into your computer and drag the files over. Tascam DR-05X This is where it gets a bit mired by tiny usability kinks: adding fields like Night, Location and Venue can be a bit confusing for first-timers because it seems like Evermix DJ doesn’t save what you enter in these fields (you actually have to wait a few seconds for the “Create this…” option to pop up). Most mixers you’ll find in a venue will have some sort of output which is additional to the main output.Sound clarity is amazing, good quality build if your looking to get one. this is the right one for every musical person who wants a great finish to there work 100% worth it