philfdog
After being away from the mixing scene for a couple of years i now found this amazing tool (virtual DJ) I have the trial version and i am really impressed however before i buy this i would really like to know how you use headphones with this ??? is it possible i tried to but as i put my headphones into the computer the sound cut out i am a bit confused please some one advise me i am no computer genius as you may well gather.
Many thanks
Phil
Many thanks
Phil
geposted Fri 13 Jul 07 @ 8:35 pm
A Man and His Music
Go into config>Sound setup>Outputs>select headphones> select Mono separated.
geposted Fri 13 Jul 07 @ 8:44 pm
philfdog
do i need a special cable or anything and where do i plug my headphones into on my laptop ???
geposted Fri 13 Jul 07 @ 8:58 pm
A Man and His Music
You can get the cable that shows up in that menu, from Radio Shack. It's a mini plug on one end and 2 RCA on the other. That will just give you a split mono signal, One for the left player, and one for the right player. Plug it into the headphone jack on the laptop. You will also plug your headphones in the same jack. Just not at the same time. In order to get the full effect, you will need a pro sound card with dual outputs.
geposted Fri 13 Jul 07 @ 9:22 pm
jimmy b
I would advice you to have a look at the Hercules DJ console mk2.
If not, a good 5.1 external usb sound card. Creative do them and they're good and cheap.
If not, a good 5.1 external usb sound card. Creative do them and they're good and cheap.
geposted Fri 13 Jul 07 @ 9:38 pm
philfdog
thankyou very much for the help ill check em out
geposted Fri 13 Jul 07 @ 10:56 pm
CanSpoilU
Yes... get the Hercules MK2 controller. It will give you the multi-channel sound card that you need. Its a decent enough mixer to beatmix with. And you get a basic copy of version 3.4 of VDJ.
geposted Fri 13 Jul 07 @ 11:46 pm
alphaquake
no, get a maya44 soundcard or serato skratch live box and connect your existing turntables and mixer
geposted Sat 14 Jul 07 @ 2:35 am
A Man and His Music
I wouldn't buy anything yet. Get the most out of the demo, make sure it works for you. Take your time to decide which way you want to go. This forum is full of guys crying about the stuff they bought, to find out it doesn't do what they thought it would do.
geposted Sat 14 Jul 07 @ 8:22 am