frenchymc
I am having problems with regards to headphones.
I need to take Virtual DJ Pro out with me to a bar for the first time in a few days and just noticed a major issue.
My PC 'Dell' laptop has x2 headphone sockets. I am running a phono lead from one straight into one of the channels on my mixer. This is fine and playing perfectly.
The problem I am having is, the CUE on Virtual DJ Pro isnt cutting one track from another when I have my headphones plugged into the other laptop headphone socket.
Does anyone know a way to fix this? Cheers
I need to take Virtual DJ Pro out with me to a bar for the first time in a few days and just noticed a major issue.
My PC 'Dell' laptop has x2 headphone sockets. I am running a phono lead from one straight into one of the channels on my mixer. This is fine and playing perfectly.
The problem I am having is, the CUE on Virtual DJ Pro isnt cutting one track from another when I have my headphones plugged into the other laptop headphone socket.
Does anyone know a way to fix this? Cheers
Posté Mon 16 Jul 12 @ 3:45 pm
groovindj
Your PC may well have two headphone sockets, but they're probably both connected to the same place - you don't have two separate sound cards.
In order to have a main output and a cue output (two separate signals) you need..........two sound cards.
You have one, built in. The easiest way to add another for cueing is to buy yourself a pair of USB headphones.
In order to have a main output and a cue output (two separate signals) you need..........two sound cards.
You have one, built in. The easiest way to add another for cueing is to buy yourself a pair of USB headphones.
Posté Mon 16 Jul 12 @ 4:33 pm
kradcliffe
Most laptops have two sockets however one is for sound output and the other is for microphone input. If you're using this software in a professional environment then you should really use either an external sound card or a midi controller with one built in.
http://www.virtualdj.com/wiki/Pre-listening%20with%20headphones.html
If you're using VirtualDJ Pro please support development by registering your copy in your user profile.
http://www.virtualdj.com/users/edit.html
Regards
Keith
http://www.virtualdj.com/wiki/Pre-listening%20with%20headphones.html
If you're using VirtualDJ Pro please support development by registering your copy in your user profile.
http://www.virtualdj.com/users/edit.html
Regards
Keith
Posté Mon 16 Jul 12 @ 4:33 pm
SuperAceMan
Most laptops with dual outputs send out the same audio signal and are not suitable for headphone monitoring. Details on headphone monitoring can be found here: http://www.virtualdj.com/wiki/Pre-listening%20with%20headphones.html
Posté Mon 16 Jul 12 @ 4:36 pm
kimmstreep
Hmm i've same problem also buddy..
I bought new one of Necola..really poor Sound impact and i'm sure that cheapest technology used to made this.
I bought new one of Necola..really poor Sound impact and i'm sure that cheapest technology used to made this.
Posté Tue 17 Jul 12 @ 9:55 am