willinsd
hey guys,
i downloaded the latest trial version of Virtual DJ over the weekend. Great software I must say, it does alot and i really like the easy to use interface...anyhow i do have one question and was hoping some of you could answer...
i run a dell xps m1710 (notebook), and I do have a pionner 600 mixer...i had some decks ( technics (mk5's) but they got stolen out of my car a while back..anyhow i wanted to know if it is possible to set this mixer up to be able to crossfade between the two decks on virtual dj...
in other words would i be able to mix a song using the pioneer 600 by sliding the fader from left to right? or do i need to get a midi controller? sorry if this question has been asnwered already...kind of a noob at this whole dj controlelr thing...i am used to serato and the llike...but i do like this sofware much better...
if i can mix using the pionner 600...how would one go about setting it up?
thanks alot guys...keep rockin
i downloaded the latest trial version of Virtual DJ over the weekend. Great software I must say, it does alot and i really like the easy to use interface...anyhow i do have one question and was hoping some of you could answer...
i run a dell xps m1710 (notebook), and I do have a pionner 600 mixer...i had some decks ( technics (mk5's) but they got stolen out of my car a while back..anyhow i wanted to know if it is possible to set this mixer up to be able to crossfade between the two decks on virtual dj...
in other words would i be able to mix a song using the pioneer 600 by sliding the fader from left to right? or do i need to get a midi controller? sorry if this question has been asnwered already...kind of a noob at this whole dj controlelr thing...i am used to serato and the llike...but i do like this sofware much better...
if i can mix using the pionner 600...how would one go about setting it up?
thanks alot guys...keep rockin
Posté Tue 13 Mar 07 @ 10:02 pm
VanStino
Sure you can! All you need is a soundcard (4.1, for example) with 2 or more outputs. With that 4.1 soundcard you can just let your 1st channel come out of the front output and your 2nd channel out of the rear output.
2 cinch cables to each channel on your mixer and mix away! :)
2 cinch cables to each channel on your mixer and mix away! :)
Posté Tue 13 Mar 07 @ 10:16 pm
A Man and His Music
It depends on your sound card. Go into config>Sound Setup and select an option that will work for you. Try external mixer first, and select a sound card setup that fits your computer. Come back if you have issues.
Posté Tue 13 Mar 07 @ 10:23 pm
willinsd
thx! lets see if it works!
Posté Tue 13 Mar 07 @ 10:46 pm
Manquín
You don't need to spend too much money, get any serie of soundblaster live and you can configure it in 4.1 mode.
Posté Wed 14 Mar 07 @ 2:24 am