DJ9922
I'm brand new to this and I have been trying to hook up my audio with Virtual DJ 5. I have a single sound card so I used the Y splitter to plug in my headphones and speaker. The problem that I am having is that I want to hear one song through the headphones while the second song is playing on the speakers. I want to use a fader bar to then hear both of them on the speaker. After plugging both of them in, I end up hearing the same things on both the headphones and speakers. I am very new at DJing and I don't know if I am doing this right. It would be great if I can have some step by step instructions on using the headphones with Virtual DJ.
My Sound Setup:
Input - None (just mouse)
Output - Headphones
Sound Card - Mono Separated
Primary Sound Driver
Others (Realtek AC97 Audio, Modem #0 Line Playback (Emulated))
Output Channels - Master - Right Channel /Headphones - Left Channel
My Sound Setup:
Input - None (just mouse)
Output - Headphones
Sound Card - Mono Separated
Primary Sound Driver
Others (Realtek AC97 Audio, Modem #0 Line Playback (Emulated))
Output Channels - Master - Right Channel /Headphones - Left Channel
geposted Tue 27 Jan 09 @ 6:12 pm
ShyneGTA
im afraid its not posible the way you are doing things. You need a second sound card to be able to do that.
Some recomended; Hercules RMX, Maya 44,BCD3000, Dj Controll, Native Instruments Audio 4 or 8, etc
do a search for external soundcards...
Some recomended; Hercules RMX, Maya 44,BCD3000, Dj Controll, Native Instruments Audio 4 or 8, etc
do a search for external soundcards...
geposted Tue 27 Jan 09 @ 7:26 pm
tayla
try this... if you have a mixer
basically if you cant follow the clip
go to config
soundsetup
outputs > external mixer
soundcards > mono seperated
output channels give you white lead/left channel red lead/right channel to your mixer
you will have to use a y splitter for each channel to get dual inputs into mixing desk
which of course will only give you mono sound output
geposted Tue 27 Jan 09 @ 7:38 pm
Tim Bennett
here are some cheap options while you are testing.
also if you are trying to test on the cheap with a laptop, Turtle Beach makes some very cool USB sound cards that you can purchase to create multi channels.
http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/category/category_slc.asp?MfrId=1522&CatId=107&SRCCODE=WEBGOOCOMP&cm_mmc_o=mH4CjC7BBTkwCjCECjCE
also if you are trying to test on the cheap with a laptop, Turtle Beach makes some very cool USB sound cards that you can purchase to create multi channels.
http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/category/category_slc.asp?MfrId=1522&CatId=107&SRCCODE=WEBGOOCOMP&cm_mmc_o=mH4CjC7BBTkwCjCECjCE
geposted Tue 27 Jan 09 @ 7:40 pm
DJAuz
or look on ebay, you should find a cheap'n'nasty version from china for only a few dollars!
I would only recommend these for testing, I certainly would never rely on this for gigging!
I would only recommend these for testing, I certainly would never rely on this for gigging!
geposted Tue 27 Jan 09 @ 11:10 pm