beliyahou2
If i hook this up with the maya44 and an external mixer can i scratch with the ndx200 even though it does not have a scratch feature?
im looking from moving from software controllers to using timecode,s but i was wondering if i get a cd player that has the jogwheels and all but does not have a scratch feature would i still be able to scratch with it using virtual dj?
this makes the difference between me spending all the money to go from trial to buying virtual dj so please help if you can.
im looking from moving from software controllers to using timecode,s but i was wondering if i get a cd player that has the jogwheels and all but does not have a scratch feature would i still be able to scratch with it using virtual dj?
this makes the difference between me spending all the money to go from trial to buying virtual dj so please help if you can.
Posté Wed 30 Dec 09 @ 8:13 pm
jpboggis
If the CD player does not have scratch capability, then no you will not be able to scratch with it.
With timecode, you get exactly the same capabilities that you would have when mixing CD's, i.e: If the CD player only has frame cueing (Stutter), then that is all you will have when you use timecode. Timecode cannot magically turn a non-scratch capable CD player into a scratch capable player.
With timecode, you get exactly the same capabilities that you would have when mixing CD's, i.e: If the CD player only has frame cueing (Stutter), then that is all you will have when you use timecode. Timecode cannot magically turn a non-scratch capable CD player into a scratch capable player.
Posté Thu 31 Dec 09 @ 8:35 am
beliyahou2
okay, lets say i get one with scratch, does it need to have effects to to use the virtual dj effects or can i use those regardless?
Posté Sat 02 Jan 10 @ 3:42 am
rob.mccombe
The cd player does not need to have effects. all sound effects, loops etc will all still work in vdj software when using timecodes
Posté Sat 02 Jan 10 @ 5:44 am
jpboggis
Effects built into the CD player itself cannot be used with VirtualDJ because they will affect the timecode signal, making VirtualDJ unable to read it correctly.
You must use the effects built into VirtualDJ itself, which you can trigger either using your mouse, keyboard shortcuts or mapped to a MIDI controller (You can use a MIDI controller at the same time as timecode.)
You must use the effects built into VirtualDJ itself, which you can trigger either using your mouse, keyboard shortcuts or mapped to a MIDI controller (You can use a MIDI controller at the same time as timecode.)
Posté Sat 02 Jan 10 @ 12:49 pm
beliyahou2
alright, thanks for your help.
Posté Sat 02 Jan 10 @ 3:48 pm
Dj_Sw1ft
Hoe do i connect it now I have a leed that goes into the back of my Numark iM1 mixer in da phonos and into my use
Posté Thu 19 Jan 12 @ 12:35 pm
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We also suggest looking at the FAQ pages:
http://www.virtualdj.com/wiki/Pre-listening%20with%20headphones.html
Or if you are trying to use CD players via timecode:
http://www.virtualdj.com/wiki/Timecode%20Requirements.html
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Posté Fri 20 Jan 12 @ 3:22 am