filipova
I'm using and external mixer with a Numark DJIO. I recorded some music earlier using Audacity & the sound quality didn't sound as good as VDJ 7?
Posté Fri 03 Jul 15 @ 11:33 am
filipova
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Posté Sun 05 Jul 15 @ 5:03 am
A Man and His Music
Was the bit rate the same in both versions?
Posté Sun 05 Jul 15 @ 12:15 pm
VDJ Ron
Levels are always a critical issue, as with any audio system, but even more so for recording.
Maybe?
Maybe?
Posté Mon 06 Jul 15 @ 12:33 pm
filipova
Yes, I always use mp3 320. I just tested recording through both vdj7 & vdj 8.. Vdj7 was much better because I was able to change the latency settings for the DJio.
Posté Mon 06 Jul 15 @ 1:02 pm
VDJ Ron
I suppose you could try varying the latency, it's set on just auto on my system in VDJ7, so I don't know what the true latency is, however VDJ8 says auto but is set at 512.
I'd still be suspecting the levels, may there is not enough headroom in VDJ8 , and the limiter is cutting in?
Trial, and error should produce a solution.
I'd still be suspecting the levels, may there is not enough headroom in VDJ8 , and the limiter is cutting in?
Trial, and error should produce a solution.
Posté Mon 06 Jul 15 @ 1:37 pm
blckjck
Latency settings are in the advanced settings area.
You should also check your ASIO config. Clicking the ASIO should bring up your latency settings there.
If your using V7 on the same PC as V8, then I would assume the ASIO settings are the same for both.
There could be a number of other reasons for the sound issues... Gain structure is deffinetly one of them.
The auto gain settings may need tweaking to keep yourself out of the limiters as suggested. Both the deck limiters and the master limiter need to be accounted for.
Check your zerodb and auto gain settings. -3db and auto can help keep you out of the limiters even when you have a couple tracks playing together.
Last would be the gain on any external equipment. I would need more information on that equipment to help farther.
You should also check your ASIO config. Clicking the ASIO should bring up your latency settings there.
If your using V7 on the same PC as V8, then I would assume the ASIO settings are the same for both.
There could be a number of other reasons for the sound issues... Gain structure is deffinetly one of them.
The auto gain settings may need tweaking to keep yourself out of the limiters as suggested. Both the deck limiters and the master limiter need to be accounted for.
Check your zerodb and auto gain settings. -3db and auto can help keep you out of the limiters even when you have a couple tracks playing together.
Last would be the gain on any external equipment. I would need more information on that equipment to help farther.
Posté Mon 06 Jul 15 @ 4:37 pm
filipova
ok thanks blckjck. will have a look into it.
Posté Thu 09 Jul 15 @ 8:27 am