fridmanator
Im sorry for asking it over and over
but no one really answered me on that...
does the maya 44 hear\understand\read\etc.
the phono from the timecoded vinyls?
the TT sends only phono out...
thax...
but no one really answered me on that...
does the maya 44 hear\understand\read\etc.
the phono from the timecoded vinyls?
the TT sends only phono out...
thax...
geposted Wed 01 Aug 07 @ 8:33 pm
fridmanator
I ment thenx
geposted Wed 01 Aug 07 @ 8:33 pm
cstoll
Yes - TT direct to Maya44 USB Inputs - no pre-amp is necessary.
geposted Wed 01 Aug 07 @ 9:56 pm
rockinrossco
this guys blog will help its very informative
http://www.virtualdj.com/blog/l_rids/
http://www.virtualdj.com/blog/l_rids/
geposted Wed 01 Aug 07 @ 10:58 pm
fridmanator
...and the mixer I switch to line?
don't I loose the quality of the sound?
the problem is that I can't try it before I buy it...
I wish I could try it on the store somewhere
can anione explane the logic behind that tech. so I will relax???
I mean I still don't understand how the timecoded vinyl sound get to the computer...
I'm sorry I'm so sceptic
I just had a bad experinse with stuff I didn't understand...
don't I loose the quality of the sound?
the problem is that I can't try it before I buy it...
I wish I could try it on the store somewhere
can anione explane the logic behind that tech. so I will relax???
I mean I still don't understand how the timecoded vinyl sound get to the computer...
I'm sorry I'm so sceptic
I just had a bad experinse with stuff I didn't understand...
geposted Wed 01 Aug 07 @ 11:34 pm
djej
Yes you switch the mixer to line in. Sound quality is good, I have one. Not positive about the tech logic other then the soundcard reads the timecode signal, communicates with VDJ which plays the music file and then the output goes back to your mixer and on to your amp/speakers.
geposted Thu 02 Aug 07 @ 8:45 pm