deanho7
can anybody help with music clipping in and out. im using mixdeck and pc. in configurations inputs-none, outputs-external mixer, and soundcard-asiodriver mixdeck, ultra latency asio. sound card latency set to auto,optimize for quality and fast stretching. please help.
Posté Tue 12 Nov 13 @ 8:19 pm
Jason K
Most often these issues come from an under powered computer, or one that has not been optimized. Check this link out http://www.virtualdj.com/wiki/Common%20PC%20Performance%20Issues.html
Posté Wed 13 Nov 13 @ 2:16 am
groovindj
What exactly do you mean by "clipping in and out"?
The standard meaning of the world clipping in audio terms is distortion caused by overload i.e. playing too loud.
The solution is to lower the playback level.
The standard meaning of the world clipping in audio terms is distortion caused by overload i.e. playing too loud.
The solution is to lower the playback level.
Posté Wed 13 Nov 13 @ 5:42 am
Support staff
If the volume is fading in/out on loud sections, then this could be due to the gain for the track being set too high and triggering the limiter.
Please see http://www.virtualdj.com/wiki/Limiter.html
Please see http://www.virtualdj.com/wiki/Limiter.html
Posté Wed 13 Nov 13 @ 6:53 am
deanho7
by clipping I mean as the music on each deck plays it stops and goes for a very short time then plays stops and goes again.
Posté Wed 13 Nov 13 @ 6:24 pm
groovindj
If there are small gaps in the audio then it's likely to be your ASIO buffer setting that needs adjusting. Make the buffer larger.
If you're saying that the track actually stops playing then that's another issue.
If you're saying that the track actually stops playing then that's another issue.
Posté Wed 13 Nov 13 @ 6:39 pm
deanho7
how do you increase buffer size in vdj pro. thanks
Posté Thu 14 Nov 13 @ 3:12 pm
groovindj
The ASIO buffer adjustment is usually found in the driver utility provided by the manufacturer.
Posté Thu 14 Nov 13 @ 3:53 pm
deanho7
where is the driver utility. I think this is a latency problem but I cant correct this.
Posté Thu 14 Nov 13 @ 7:21 pm
Jason K
I found that killing restore fixes lots of issues, but if you have a problem, could be a bigger headache than you need.
Posté Fri 15 Nov 13 @ 12:17 am
Support staff
You can usually access the manufacturer's ASIO control panel by clicking on the ASIO Config button in VirtualDJ's CONFIG -> Sound Setup.
Posté Fri 15 Nov 13 @ 5:36 am