Ivan Novakov
Hi team,
I need to report a critical issue with the official Pioneer CDJ-2000 & DJM-900NXS2 skin mapping in VirtualDJ.
The entire skin layout is highly unstable and buggy. Most importantly, the SOUND COLOR FX section (Filter, Noise, Dub Echo, Space, Sweep, Crush) is lagging heavily when controlled from the hardware. The software knobs jump randomly, freeze, or fail to sync with the physical mixer knobs in real-time.
Please completely overhaul, update, and fix this entire skin integration and midi mapping. Club DJs need a reliable and flawless Pioneer ecosystem inside VirtualDJ.
Best regards,
DJ IVAN
I need to report a critical issue with the official Pioneer CDJ-2000 & DJM-900NXS2 skin mapping in VirtualDJ.
The entire skin layout is highly unstable and buggy. Most importantly, the SOUND COLOR FX section (Filter, Noise, Dub Echo, Space, Sweep, Crush) is lagging heavily when controlled from the hardware. The software knobs jump randomly, freeze, or fail to sync with the physical mixer knobs in real-time.
Please completely overhaul, update, and fix this entire skin integration and midi mapping. Club DJs need a reliable and flawless Pioneer ecosystem inside VirtualDJ.
Best regards,
DJ IVAN
geposted Sat 25 Jul 26 @ 11:02 pm
DJ VinylTouch
There is no official skin other than default skin, so it's not clear if it's that you are referring to. If it's not that you are referring to (i.e. you are using a third party skin), then you won't get support for that (you'll have to go to the skin author).
Tbh while it's nice to see the skin show changes with respect to hardware changes, it's not critical functionality - what matters is how the hardware controls affect the actual output. If you are experiencing a lag/other problems with the actual audio output with respect to how you use/manipulate the controls, then yes that is a critical problem (and you could report that here).
Tbh while it's nice to see the skin show changes with respect to hardware changes, it's not critical functionality - what matters is how the hardware controls affect the actual output. If you are experiencing a lag/other problems with the actual audio output with respect to how you use/manipulate the controls, then yes that is a critical problem (and you could report that here).
geposted Sat 25 Jul 26 @ 11:08 pm