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Does the timecoded vinyl feature of VDJ5 work on any turntable or does it have to be USB or VDJ specific table? I own a Audio-Technica AT-PL120 along with a Numark DM1050 Mixer... If I were to purchase the software and a Timecoded Vinyl, would it work?

Thanks
 
Posté Wed 23 Jan 08 @ 12:41 am

The Timecode vinyl should work on any turntable,

but for the best results, Direct Drive "Decks" are the best.

Jimmy b

 
And a minimum 4 in 4 out soundcards such as maya44usb, u46dj or herc mk2 etc... N also using VDJ/Numark vinyl TCV.
 
Yes it works, as spinnaJ and Jimmy B says, time codes vinyls works on any standard turntable, but very important is the sound card you buy, it must have 2 stereo inputs and 2 stereo outputs, to input your 2 turntables signal to the pc and output the 2 signals to your mixer. Im using U46DJ USB sound card and works fine, or you can use Maya 44 (but i think it is discontinued).

Good Luck.
 
Greats, that's for the help. Right now I'm using a SB Audigy 2 ZS Platinum. I know it has some RCA jacks on the front panel, but I will have to look closer to see if it will work. If not, I don't mind getting another sound card. I just wanted to make sure there wasn't any other hardware required. I'm an old bedroom Dj and this really looks like amazing technology. Really looking forward to giving it a try!

 
First of all, thanks again for the help so far... Very much appreciated. But I had another question about my sound card (audigy 2 zs platinum) before I go out and buy something else. I've been searching the board and some posts mentioned that the audigy 2 zs platinum will work good with VDJ/TCV. Is this correct?

I've been looking at all the inputs/outpusts included with the audigy 2 zs platinum and I'm not sure...

Is anyone using this card with VDJ and TCV? How exactly would the setup work?

Thanks again!
 


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