djcity
When I use my Pioneer 800's with VDJ, Timecode works great (still trying to get all the pops out) but my 800's don't quite control VDJ playback the way they should.
Example...
I cue up a track (I have auto cue enabled) and hit play. Often it will go to the start of the track instead of starting at the cue point. Very frustrating.
I can't seem to get VDJ to go back to the cue point when I hit cue on the Pioneer 800. No matter what I do, it only stops and starts wherever I stop or start it.
I need VDJ to react the same way a C.D. would when using Pioneer 800's
Any Ideas?
Example...
I cue up a track (I have auto cue enabled) and hit play. Often it will go to the start of the track instead of starting at the cue point. Very frustrating.
I can't seem to get VDJ to go back to the cue point when I hit cue on the Pioneer 800. No matter what I do, it only stops and starts wherever I stop or start it.
I need VDJ to react the same way a C.D. would when using Pioneer 800's
Any Ideas?
Posted Thu 16 Oct 08 @ 9:29 am
Nator
Have you tried different timecode mode? sounds like you are using "Relative".
"Smart" could work better for you. I prefer "Absolute" but in this mode none of the cue's in vdj are useful you have to make them on the CDJ itself.
When I try "smart" the new loaded song starts from cue point but if hit cue/stop on cdj and then play it misses the cue point by half a beat or something.
// S
"Smart" could work better for you. I prefer "Absolute" but in this mode none of the cue's in vdj are useful you have to make them on the CDJ itself.
When I try "smart" the new loaded song starts from cue point but if hit cue/stop on cdj and then play it misses the cue point by half a beat or something.
// S
Posted Thu 16 Oct 08 @ 10:55 am
djcity
I'll give it a try and see how it works. Thank you.
Anyone else have this issue or know how to get cdj's to work fully with VDJ?
Anyone else have this issue or know how to get cdj's to work fully with VDJ?
Posted Fri 17 Oct 08 @ 10:43 am
Dj Xeo
i would say the opposite. it sounds like you are using absolute or smart when you would be better served using reletive mode.
in smart and absolute the 'needle drop' facility is turned on so if you play the very start of the timecode track VDJ will play the very start of the MP3. with reletive all VDJ knows is forward and back and wont jump about from where youve put it.
in smart and absolute the 'needle drop' facility is turned on so if you play the very start of the timecode track VDJ will play the very start of the MP3. with reletive all VDJ knows is forward and back and wont jump about from where youve put it.
Posted Fri 17 Oct 08 @ 11:31 am