No Audi input on 2011 Macbook Pro - How can i record in DJ sets ?

Hi
Just upgraded my old DJ laptop from my trusty old 2006 Powerbook 12" to a brand new 13" 2011 Macbook Pro
My Powerbook had a Audio Input next to the headpone Jack. Macbook Pro does not ? so whats the deal here as it was usefull to me for recording in DJ sets and also music from other audio sources.
what do i need to do ? i used Audacity on powerbook (which i am going to keep for certain places i DJ)
Cant use firewire as this is used for my External HD i use with my DJ software (SERATO) Serato alo uses a USB port
Needs to record in stereo
any help would be great

I just had the same problem I think in that I used to plug my recording lead into the socket on the laptop next to the headphone one which is now gone! So you have to use the headphone socket and change the sound settings from output to input so you wont be able to hear it on lap top at same time anymore I cant anyway.Hope that helps. I cant figure out why mine is sounding so bad when I record now tho it was ok at first and now like im playing in the red!

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