monkeymen92
Everything works well except when I press the mic button while music is playing a loud buzzing plays over the music being played. How would I go about fixing this.
My hardware is
Controller; Pioneer DDJ-SX
Microphone; AudioTechnica AT2020
Audio Interface: Focusrite Scarlette 2i2
Software: VDJ7
Soundcard in sound setup: Pioneer DDJSX ASIO Ultra Latency checked
My hardware is
Controller; Pioneer DDJ-SX
Microphone; AudioTechnica AT2020
Audio Interface: Focusrite Scarlette 2i2
Software: VDJ7
Soundcard in sound setup: Pioneer DDJSX ASIO Ultra Latency checked
Posté Thu 29 Jan 15 @ 12:52 am
groovindj
Looking at your kit list, I assume that you're plugging the mic into the 2i2 (as the mic needs 48v) so what's your audio setup in VDJ 7?
Have you got input enabled and the 2i2 selected for that?
Where exactly is this mic button you're pressing? The VDJ 7 mic button on the skin?
Have you got input enabled and the 2i2 selected for that?
Where exactly is this mic button you're pressing? The VDJ 7 mic button on the skin?
Posté Thu 29 Jan 15 @ 2:46 am
monkeymen92
groovindj wrote :
Looking at your kit list, I assume that you're plugging the mic into the 2i2 (as the mic needs 48v) so what's your audio setup in VDJ 7?
Have you got input enabled and the 2i2 selected for that?
Where exactly is this mic button you're pressing? The VDJ 7 mic button on the skin?
Have you got input enabled and the 2i2 selected for that?
Where exactly is this mic button you're pressing? The VDJ 7 mic button on the skin?
Input: Microphone
Output: Headpones Master 1and 2 Headphones 3 and 4
Sound Card: Pioneer DDJ_SX ASIO
Buffer Length is 10 ms and I'm pressing the mic button on VDJ 7 skin.
Posté Thu 29 Jan 15 @ 11:39 pm
groovindj
You have Input: Microphone
This would typically enable the built in mic on your computer, not an external USB audio interface with a phantom mic on an XLR.
Maybe it is a little bit misleading, because you are plugging in a mic - but not directly. The mic plugs into the 2i2, and the 2i2 is plugged into the computer, so the 2i2 is what needs to be selected as an aux/line input.
You may not be able to configure VDJ 7 LE in this way, as it's limited free software.
This would typically enable the built in mic on your computer, not an external USB audio interface with a phantom mic on an XLR.
Maybe it is a little bit misleading, because you are plugging in a mic - but not directly. The mic plugs into the 2i2, and the 2i2 is plugged into the computer, so the 2i2 is what needs to be selected as an aux/line input.
You may not be able to configure VDJ 7 LE in this way, as it's limited free software.
Posté Fri 30 Jan 15 @ 6:37 am