lemonzorba
simple question - does it work?
using a dual core pentium laptop using xp
using a dual core pentium laptop using xp
Posted Thu 05 Mar 09 @ 5:20 pm
Tear Em 'Up
simple answer: yes...caveat....it is not a midi mixer so the crossfader will not move
Posted Thu 05 Mar 09 @ 6:03 pm
it will work with the minumium requirments for running VDJ and will send the music to the mixer so it wond move anything in VDJ only once its left the computer, also its a very good mixer, ive used it before and now i have a DXM 09
Posted Sat 07 Mar 09 @ 3:29 pm
grug
Ive been using the DXM01USB for awhile now. I regularly get good coments about the sound through it. Alittle bit of configuring is needed if you run video such as disable crossfader in VDJ.
Posted Sat 07 Mar 09 @ 9:50 pm
lemonzorba
so if it won't move the crossfader, what is it supposed to be used for? its a usb mixer so obviously for a computer. you'll have to forgive me - i'm not very technical...
my hercules mk2 has bust, and so i'm looking for something else - not hercules again! it always felt a bit like a toy mixer compared to others i've seen around
my hercules mk2 has bust, and so i'm looking for something else - not hercules again! it always felt a bit like a toy mixer compared to others i've seen around
Posted Sun 08 Mar 09 @ 9:22 am
jimmy b
lemonzorba wrote :
so if it won't move the crossfader, what is it supposed to be used for?
The crossfader on the mixer will only crossfade between the 2 different channels of sound that VirtualDJ sends out. It won't control the crossfader in the software, (you need a mixer that is mid capable for that).
You will have to disable the crossfader in the software.
Posted Sun 08 Mar 09 @ 9:29 am
lemonzorba
hmm, no I want a mixer that will control the crossfader in the software. Anyone got any recommendations for that?
Posted Sun 08 Mar 09 @ 9:53 am
lemonzorba
what about the Behringer DDM4000?
there's a review of it here:
http://www.djforums.com/content/2009/01/31/ddm-4000-in-depth-review/
its a midi mixer, but from what i've been reading, do I need a mixer with a built-in sound card?
there's a review of it here:
http://www.djforums.com/content/2009/01/31/ddm-4000-in-depth-review/
its a midi mixer, but from what i've been reading, do I need a mixer with a built-in sound card?
Posted Sun 08 Mar 09 @ 10:33 am