Hello, I had a few questions....
My partner has Final Scratch 2 & Traktor DJ Studio 2.6
He paid around $800...
I figured I can get Virtual DJ & a Maya 44 USB for like $300....
However, my main concern is using my Denon DND6000's with regular cds also.
I know how Final Scratch 2 has a switch were you can disable the timecode & use regular cds & it goes straight to your mixer.... now is there anyway to do this on Virtual DJ?
What kind of card would do this & can anybody show me a tutorial on how to do this!
oh & finally, how well do the virtual dj timecodes work on cd players compared w/ final scratch 2.6 & Rane Serato Scratch Live?
Thx!
My partner has Final Scratch 2 & Traktor DJ Studio 2.6
He paid around $800...
I figured I can get Virtual DJ & a Maya 44 USB for like $300....
However, my main concern is using my Denon DND6000's with regular cds also.
I know how Final Scratch 2 has a switch were you can disable the timecode & use regular cds & it goes straight to your mixer.... now is there anyway to do this on Virtual DJ?
What kind of card would do this & can anybody show me a tutorial on how to do this!
oh & finally, how well do the virtual dj timecodes work on cd players compared w/ final scratch 2.6 & Rane Serato Scratch Live?
Thx!
Posted Sun 10 Apr 05 @ 8:54 am
You can still use your turntables to play real vinyls.
If you're using an ASIO soundcard, you just have to use the "bypass" mode (configure a keyboard shortcut for this action, or use a skin displaying a bypass button).
I guess I answered one of my questions...
however, how does it work with the dnd6000?
has anybody tried it!?!
If you're using an ASIO soundcard, you just have to use the "bypass" mode (configure a keyboard shortcut for this action, or use a skin displaying a bypass button).
I guess I answered one of my questions...
however, how does it work with the dnd6000?
has anybody tried it!?!
Posted Sun 10 Apr 05 @ 9:13 am
clax
You can also use Timecode CD. It works too in ASIO mode.
I don'y use any TC vinyl or CD but I know it works ... like real vinyls or CD.
The config is not complicated but you have to use a soundcard with low latency.
I don'y use any TC vinyl or CD but I know it works ... like real vinyls or CD.
The config is not complicated but you have to use a soundcard with low latency.
Posted Sun 10 Apr 05 @ 10:21 am
JeremK
If you look in the blogs and search Dams you will find a blog with a picture showing how to plug the TCV (same as TCCDs) to the mixtable and to VDJ without using the bypass mode.
Posted Sun 10 Apr 05 @ 12:26 pm
djzero
so in otherwords the answer is yes...
i do the same thing & use it as a backup even though i never have to use it as that because it doesn't crash.
its not really a switch although you could buy alittle junction box and use it like one. you just split the signal. send one to the computer and one to the mixer...
take a look at Dams post and youll see how to do it
i do the same thing & use it as a backup even though i never have to use it as that because it doesn't crash.
its not really a switch although you could buy alittle junction box and use it like one. you just split the signal. send one to the computer and one to the mixer...
take a look at Dams post and youll see how to do it
Posted Sun 10 Apr 05 @ 1:19 pm
paisan
DAM's blog has the basic idea but his is for TCV where you have 2 line and 2 phono inputs. CD players can't use the phono inputs so you need to use 4 line inputs.
Do what Technical DJ did, he ran a Y splitter out of his denon 3000's sent one set to the maya 44 for time code and the other set to his channel 3-4 inputs for when he wants to play regular cd's.
I sort of did the same thing with my denon 5000's except I sent the alpha track outputs to my 3-4 mixer inputs. For time code I use channels 1-2 and regular cd's 3-4.
Do what Technical DJ did, he ran a Y splitter out of his denon 3000's sent one set to the maya 44 for time code and the other set to his channel 3-4 inputs for when he wants to play regular cd's.
I sort of did the same thing with my denon 5000's except I sent the alpha track outputs to my 3-4 mixer inputs. For time code I use channels 1-2 and regular cd's 3-4.
Posted Sun 10 Apr 05 @ 3:37 pm
JeremK
Yes, sorry i forgot to precise the CDs had to be plugged on Line and not Phono!
Posted Sun 10 Apr 05 @ 4:08 pm
Rune (DJ-In-Norway)
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Hopefully we will see you as a full member soon :)
Cracked versions are likely to have bugs and crashes
As a full member you will have free updates and upgrades, access to effects and more
And all the support you need at this forum
:)
Hopefully we will see you as a full member soon :)
Cracked versions are likely to have bugs and crashes
As a full member you will have free updates and upgrades, access to effects and more
And all the support you need at this forum
:)
Posted Sun 10 Apr 05 @ 5:25 pm
Thanks, I guess if switch button on Virtual DJ won't work, then the splitter would do...
I think I'm going to go this route & buy Virtual DJ & The Maya 44 USB....
Is there any other Sound Card I Should consider???
thx!
I think I'm going to go this route & buy Virtual DJ & The Maya 44 USB....
Is there any other Sound Card I Should consider???
thx!
Posted Sun 10 Apr 05 @ 6:32 pm
JeremK
If it's for two TCVs or TCCDs i don't think any other soundcard with as good quality/price ratio!
Anyway there aren't much soundcards with two line-in and two line-out.
There is an other audiotrak soundcard the maya44pci mkII. It has a better latency but can only be used in one computer
Anyway there aren't much soundcards with two line-in and two line-out.
There is an other audiotrak soundcard the maya44pci mkII. It has a better latency but can only be used in one computer
Posted Sun 10 Apr 05 @ 6:54 pm