TrueTunes
Is it possible to have a screen readout on the Gemini unit with MIDI or HID control or just on the computer screen?
Examples for screen readout: track selection, wave pattern, pitch, bpm.
Also, what is the total price to use Virtual DJ?
Examples for screen readout: track selection, wave pattern, pitch, bpm.
Also, what is the total price to use Virtual DJ?
Posté Fri 17 Feb 17 @ 4:35 pm
djdad
The LCD screen shows Artist/Title, BPM, Pitch, Time and Song progress when used with VirtualDJ
You can unlock and fully use the controller by purchasing a Plus Controller, a Pro Infinity or a Pro Subscription License http://www.virtualdj.com/buy/index.html
You can unlock and fully use the controller by purchasing a Plus Controller, a Pro Infinity or a Pro Subscription License http://www.virtualdj.com/buy/index.html
Posté Fri 17 Feb 17 @ 8:16 pm
TrueTunes
So, the price is the same even if it is just for home use and not professional use?
There is no basic controller connection available cheaper for this unit?
Why is the price $49-$149 for different controllers, why is this controller more?
There is no basic controller connection available cheaper for this unit?
Why is the price $49-$149 for different controllers, why is this controller more?
Posté Fri 17 Feb 17 @ 11:12 pm
A Man and His Music
Home use and not professional use? They mean the same thing. If you want to go pro, it will cost you a one time fee of $299.00 or $19.00 per month. Why are there different prices for different controllers? Because they are different. You want heated seats, and heated steering wheel, it will cost you more for those options. Basic controllers are basic. You want an advanced controller that does more, it cost more to offer those features. It takes more time, effort, and more code for those advanced features. It's the same with Windows Home, or Windows Pro.
Get the Pro version, and you can use with any controller, and all updates are free.
Get the Pro version, and you can use with any controller, and all updates are free.
Posté Sat 18 Feb 17 @ 2:27 am
TrueTunes
Home use means the same as professional use?
So professional recording studio DJ's pay the same as someone just practicing or playing some tracks at home?
So professional recording studio DJ's pay the same as someone just practicing or playing some tracks at home?
Posté Sat 18 Feb 17 @ 8:32 pm
A Man and His Music
Please read your post again. Please read the first line of my post again. If you want to quote me, please do not omit words.
Posté Sat 18 Feb 17 @ 9:09 pm
TrueTunes
My mistake, I meant home use or professional use is the same price then?
Posté Sun 19 Feb 17 @ 2:47 am
A Man and His Music
No, home use is free. Some controllers come with an LE version, that will let you use that controller only. You can buy a version for a controller that you own, but again that would limit you to that controller. You can buy a monthly subscription that will let you use any controller. Or you can just go for the one time fee and buy the pro version, and be done with it. Look here.
Posté Sun 19 Feb 17 @ 7:15 am
TrueTunes
To use a controller like (Gemini CDJ -700) with USB for home use, there is a one time payment, of $149 found under advanced home user?
I am confused on what is free exactly still?
I am confused on what is free exactly still?
Posté Sun 19 Feb 17 @ 1:51 pm
groovindj
Please take the time to read this web page http://www.virtualdj.com/products/virtualdj/price.html
It's explained there quite clearly.
It's explained there quite clearly.
Posté Sun 19 Feb 17 @ 3:51 pm
djdad
Please see .. http://www.virtualdj.com/wiki/Software%20Comparison.html
Posté Mon 20 Feb 17 @ 12:36 pm
TrueTunes
What is a Virtual DJ LE code, and how do I get one? Does it come in the box of purchasing Virtual DJ software from a store?
It says something about specific controller discounts also.
It says something about specific controller discounts also.
Posté Mon 20 Feb 17 @ 5:54 pm
groovindj
The LE version of VDJ is supplied only with certain hardware. To get it, you buy the hardware.
It's very basic, designed to work only with that hardware and just to allow you to get going straight away.
It's very basic, designed to work only with that hardware and just to allow you to get going straight away.
Posté Mon 20 Feb 17 @ 5:59 pm
TrueTunes
Final question: Is it possible to try Virtual DJ with a controller just to sample for 10 minutes or something?
How can I see if it what I want? Can I play HD track like 96khz/24-bit also?
How can I see if it what I want? Can I play HD track like 96khz/24-bit also?
Posté Mon 20 Feb 17 @ 6:26 pm
groovindj
Yes, that's the standard trial time for VDJ. You can test it with your hardware for ten minutes.
As for file types, I imagine that if your hardware supports it then it should be fine - but personally I don't see the point.
Unless you've got ears like a bat, a hugely expensive esoteric pile of hifi equipment and high end playback gear (i.e. not Gemini) standard CD quality will be fine.
As for file types, I imagine that if your hardware supports it then it should be fine - but personally I don't see the point.
Unless you've got ears like a bat, a hugely expensive esoteric pile of hifi equipment and high end playback gear (i.e. not Gemini) standard CD quality will be fine.
Posté Mon 20 Feb 17 @ 6:35 pm
TrueTunes
Thanks everyone for the help!
Posté Mon 20 Feb 17 @ 6:47 pm