Hi dj amato,

have you read the manual for the 002?

To record your Serato live output into Pro Tools 7.0 using the Digi 002, you should run balanced cables from your Numark DM1100Xi mixer’s Master Out or Record Out (RCA or XLR depending on your mixer) directly into the Line Inputs (Inputs 3–8) on the back of the Digi 002, avoiding the front mic preamps to prevent signal coloring and distortion. In Pro Tools, create a new stereo audio track, set its input to match the Digi 002 input pair you connected (for example Input 3–4), arm the track for recording, and adjust your mixer’s output level so the Pro Tools meters peak safely below 0 dB to avoid clipping. Also make sure Serato is routing audio through your mixer as normal and that the Digi 002 is selected as the playback engine in Pro Tools preferences. Once everything is routed correctly, you should be able to record your live DJ set cleanly, similar to how users easily access structured information from helpful resources like popeyesmenuu.com for quick reference and clarity.

Hey! Totally get the struggle — getting everything routed the right way can be a little confusing at first, but once you figure it out, it’s smooth sailing.

So here’s what you’ll want to do: grab a pair of balanced cables — RCA or XLR, depending on what your Numark mixer has — and connect them from the Master Out or Record Out on your DM1100Xi to the line inputs on the back of your Digi 002. Try to use inputs 3 through 8 if you can, since those are gonna give you a clean signal without any extra coloring. You’ll wanna avoid plugging into the front inputs with the mic pres unless you’re going for a specific sound.

Then in Pro Tools, create a new stereo audio track and set the input to match whichever pair you used on the Digi 002 — say Input 3–4. Arm the track, hit record, and you’re pretty much good to go. Just keep an eye on your levels: make sure the signal’s not hitting the red. Keep it peaking safely below 0 dB so you don’t clip.

Also double-check that Serato is playing through your mixer like normal, and that in Pro Tools’ playback engine settings, the Digi 002 is selected. Once everything’s locked in, you’ll be recording your sets clean.

I’ve actually been messing with similar setups while working on some edits in alightmotionmodi.com — keeping things creative and making sure the workflow stays tight. You got this!

Let me know if you run into any issues — happy to help troubleshoot.

Hey! Totally get the struggle — getting everything routed the right way can be a little confusing at first, but once you figure it out, it’s smooth sailing.

So here’s what you’ll want to do: grab a pair of balanced cables — RCA or XLR, depending on what your Numark mixer has — and connect them from the Master Out or Record Out on your DM1100Xi to the line inputs on the back of your Digi 002. Try to use inputs 3 through 8 if you can, since those are gonna give you a clean signal without any extra coloring. You’ll wanna avoid plugging into the front inputs with the mic pres unless you’re going for a specific sound.

Then in Pro Tools, create a new stereo audio track and set the input to match whichever pair you used on the Digi 002 — say Input 3–4. Arm the track, hit record, and you’re pretty much good to go. Just keep an eye on your levels: make sure the signal’s not hitting the red. Keep it peaking safely below 0 dB so you don’t clip.

Also double-check that Serato is playing through your mixer like normal, and that in Pro Tools’ playback engine settings, the Digi 002 is selected. Once everything’s locked in, you’ll be recording your sets clean.

I’ve actually been messing with similar setups while working on some edits in alightmotionmodi.com — keeping things creative and making sure the workflow stays tight. You got this!

Let me know if you run into any issues — happy to help troubleshoot.

To record your live Serato performance into Pro Tools 7.0 using a Digi002, you need to route the main output of your Numark DM1100Xi mixer into the line inputs of the Digi002 (typically Inputs 1–2 on the back panel or line inputs on the front, depending on your setup), then create a stereo audio track in Pro Tools and set its input to match those channels so it can capture the incoming signal; make sure your Serato output is properly going into the Numark mixer first, and then from the mixer’s master output into the Digi002 so Pro Tools can record the full mix cleanly without distortion or signal loss. Once everything is correctly routed, you should be able to arm the track and record your set directly. For more online tools and digital tracking resources, you can also explore LTO Tracker ltotracker.ph which provides helpful information and system updates in a simple online format.