i want to buy the scratchmaster 4.0 pack, it contains the gemini xl-300 turntables,,, and i cant quite remeber which mixer. i will also get the maya 44 usb card... i want to be guarnenteed that this will work before i spend all my money on these things. will i have to buy extra wires... if so how much would they be
Posted Sat 07 May 05 @ 9:00 pm
Any turntable will do
All you need is to connect the phono out from your turntable, to the line-in of your maya soundcard.
You would not need any extra wires.. Just phono cables from turntable to maya, and from maya to external mixer
thats it ;)
For even more advanced use, where you switch between regular vinyl use, and timecode vinyl use, you can see a nice picture of "how to" here :
http://www.virtualdj.com/blog/Dams/blog738.html
All you need is to connect the phono out from your turntable, to the line-in of your maya soundcard.
You would not need any extra wires.. Just phono cables from turntable to maya, and from maya to external mixer
thats it ;)
For even more advanced use, where you switch between regular vinyl use, and timecode vinyl use, you can see a nice picture of "how to" here :
http://www.virtualdj.com/blog/Dams/blog738.html
Posted Sat 07 May 05 @ 9:04 pm
also visit this page to learn how to scratch and move the crossfader at the same time.. using only the vd software! http://www.virtualdj.com/forum/display.html?topic=12001
Posted Sat 07 May 05 @ 9:04 pm
do i not have to plug the turntables into the mixer at all. ? what about the ground wires
Posted Sat 07 May 05 @ 9:05 pm
and the site yu gave me doesnt work...
Posted Sat 07 May 05 @ 9:06 pm
Sorry.. the blog might be for full users only
But as said, any dj turntable will work...
And Maya 44 usb is a good choice for asio soundcard
But as said, any dj turntable will work...
And Maya 44 usb is a good choice for asio soundcard
Posted Sat 07 May 05 @ 9:07 pm
wat about the ground wires
Posted Sat 07 May 05 @ 9:08 pm
You would need to put the groundwires from turntable, and connect them to pc case for optimal performance
read more here :
http://www.virtualdj.com/products/timecode/
read more here :
http://www.virtualdj.com/products/timecode/
Posted Sat 07 May 05 @ 9:10 pm