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How to use TTM 57SL Record Utility!??!
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How to use TTM 57SL Record Utility!??!

Makiba 9:36 AM - 20 March, 2008
I want to ask one stupid quastion - How to use TTM 57SL Record Utility!?! In that program i see only 2 faders & some buttons -where is a "record" button!?!?!? Then i run SL, record utility write - ttm57sl not connected!!!
nobspangle 5:55 PM - 20 March, 2008
The record utility is used to set the inputs and levels when using the 57 as a soundcard for a non ASIO capable windows program.
nik39 6:56 PM - 20 March, 2008
You can't use the record utility while SSL is running.
Makiba 9:33 PM - 20 March, 2008
Ok! Next quastion will be more stupidly - where is "record" button!?!? May anybody explain in details - how i must to connect it, where i must to push & etc. Pleassseee! =) Sorry for English!
nik39 9:42 PM - 20 March, 2008
There is no record button. This tool helps you to tell which ASIO/CoreAudio inputs will use which signals from the mixer.
Makiba 9:47 PM - 20 March, 2008
I must connect my mixer USB to USB or 2RCA to Line In!?!?!
nobspangle 11:52 AM - 21 March, 2008
To record you set from within SSL choose the main mix from the list of inputs and press record. These controls are below the first virtual deck. You don't need the record utility.
Makiba 5:25 PM - 21 March, 2008
NO! I want to record all my vinyl collection! How i can do it with record utility!?!?
nik39 5:36 PM - 21 March, 2008
Quote:
There is no record button. This tool helps you to tell which ASIO/CoreAudio inputs will use which signals from the mixer.

You CANT use this application to record. You need a different application.
gregdaynes 6:27 PM - 21 March, 2008
Makiba, you plug the mixer into the computer using usb, you then run the ttm57 record utility and set it to the settings you like. pgm1 pre-fader, pgm2 pre-fader. you can then save that to the mixer. Next open up a recording software like Audacity, Garageband, Cubase, etc. In the preferences of the program (depending on the complexity of it (i suggest using Audacity)) you set it to use the TTM57 as the sound card. From there recording is just a click of a button.