Neither is going to be crazy powerful in either direction, so even if you have a full battery, that’s only going to result in you having maybe a few hours of recording time, which is still pretty good, all things considered. Channel Crowd Capture Recording

The other side of the Evermix then in return connects to a phone in which you can install an Evermix App allowing you to record your DJ sets.

Livestream high quality audio and video from your phone with Facebook, Youtube, and most leading platforms. Either way, you can then choose to send it off to as many places as you want, be it other people or to a cloud storage locations (like iCloud, Google Drive, or Dropbox). On the apps that you’ve recorded onto such as the Pioneer or Evermix app it seems there are functions to achieve similar post editing outcomes. 8. Upload & share your mix

Simply connect the spare output of your mixer or controller to the MixBox and then use the lightning connector to your phone. The red peak LED is helpful to ensure you don’t play too loud and cause distortion, and the unit is powered by the phone itself. Unfortunately there is no way to charge the phone through the GO:Mixer, so an adaptor or wireless charger may be required. For all the devices setup there’s a common connection type and that’s to the Master out or Booth out. Apple: Compatible with iOS 9 or later on iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch with lightning connector port You’re able to record on either WAV or AAC. AAC has either 192 or 320, though if you’re a fan of 256 you’re going to be missing out.Transferring your DJ mix recording to a computer is usually pretty seamless. Tascam and Reloop TAPE have to be connected to a laptop to then be copied over to the desktop for example. Evermix Box 4 is the latest evolution of the MixBox2 - already trusted by many DJs, promoters and venues. EverMixBox4 delivers the same high quality audio recordings whilst adding exciting new features, making it the ultimate box for recording DJ sets to you iOS or Android device. Once you’ve finished up, you can then add your three genres up to represent your mix before titling it and uploading it, directly from the free Evermix app itself. Now we know which port to plug into, let’s take a look at the various devices we can use to record the output from the mixer. These come in various shapes and sizes, but essentially all we are looking for is a device that can record line-level audio. Some of the most popular ones on the market are as follows: