fr0sty
Hi all,
I've recently made the switch to Mac and I'd like to get VDJ running on it. I've got one of the new aluminium 24" iMacs (enjoying it very much) and have a question about
multichannel audio. What's a good way to get two stereo outputs on the iMac without having to buy an expensive professional external soundcard?
Unfortunately I have a BCD2000 as my controller, so using its built-in soundcard on the Mac over USB isn't an option (WHY can't they release drivers....). Can I buy an average
2-channel external USB soundcard and then use that in VDJ along with the Mac's internal audio to get speaker/headphone outs? Or is there a 4-channel soundcard out there that's reasonably
priced just for the hobbyist?
Thanks for any help.
I've recently made the switch to Mac and I'd like to get VDJ running on it. I've got one of the new aluminium 24" iMacs (enjoying it very much) and have a question about
multichannel audio. What's a good way to get two stereo outputs on the iMac without having to buy an expensive professional external soundcard?
Unfortunately I have a BCD2000 as my controller, so using its built-in soundcard on the Mac over USB isn't an option (WHY can't they release drivers....). Can I buy an average
2-channel external USB soundcard and then use that in VDJ along with the Mac's internal audio to get speaker/headphone outs? Or is there a 4-channel soundcard out there that's reasonably
priced just for the hobbyist?
Thanks for any help.
geposted Sat 01 Dec 07 @ 11:44 pm
oryx
Either Hercules DJ Console MK2 Mac edition is a great soundcard (& will replace your BCD2000 as this is also a nice controller), or, if you just want a "soundcard" feature, Maya 44 usb wich is very popular.
geposted Sun 02 Dec 07 @ 6:23 am