What's the trick to record Internet radio?

[ToolRobban]

Hello!
Anyone out there who has tried to set up the I/O in PT (Express) to make live recordings from Internet?

I want to rout the 'out put' from the internal mixer to my 'input' on an Audio track (wich, I guess, has to have a zero 'out put' to avoid sound-collision?)

Rob

[albee1952]

I use a separate computer and feed the audio to my recording computer. Mac users can use Soundflower(I think that's what its called). Keep in mind that most of the audio is copyrighted

[Shan]

If you're on PC, use VB-Cable, JACK or VAS. Peter Ginneberge has some good videos using JACK with Windows. Hope that helps.

Shane

[DC-Choppah]

Streaming audio comes out of my mother board sound device and is routed to the main mixer. So it's just an audio source like anything else in the studio. I can record anything that the PC plays.

[ToolRobban]

Ok, this is what I'm wondering about.
I know a little how to rout sounds between AUX:es and Audios and Midis. But if I want to rout my laptops mic or sound to an AUX then I'm lost.

[joachim]

Alternative : http://www.stationripper.com/
Import afterwards into PT.

[Bill Denton]

Or, you can check this out...

http://www.nch.com.au/soundtap/index...FRAaOgodvS0AvQ

I don't own this, but I do own "Switch" from the same company and it's great...

[ToolRobban]

Originally Posted by joachim

Alternative : http://www.stationripper.com/
Import afterwards into PT.

A friend of mine is a radio host, I just wanted to suprise him with a rearanged show :)

[necjamc]

I use an spdif loop. Set the audio on my spdif to mirror output 1-2 and set protools to record the spdif and mute the Chanel while recording. Works like a charm. Or if fidelity is not as important you can feed 1-2 analog to 3-4 in using patch cables and record that. Also works well.