slypitbull
I have issues synchronizing deck A and B on nurmak virtual vinyil when using turntables.. i tried with cd players and it works just fine.. wat would be the problem..the songs sync well at the begining but then they start too loose each other.. i'm using both TT 200s
geposted Tue 07 Apr 09 @ 4:56 pm
Dan (djtouchdan)
When you say sync - are you using the function within VDJ or beat matching it yourself and it loses time towards the end of the song??
If it is the later try changing the pitch sensitivity with the timecode config menu - make it higher and see if that helps as the song progresses.
If it is the later try changing the pitch sensitivity with the timecode config menu - make it higher and see if that helps as the song progresses.
geposted Tue 07 Apr 09 @ 4:58 pm
slypitbull
yes i'm using the function within virtual dj..for instance when i load both decks with songs of the same bmp..and hit synch they match just for a few seconds then they "loose each other" so i have to keep hitting sync while mixing them..
geposted Tue 07 Apr 09 @ 5:49 pm
SBDJ
I thought thats what sync did, syncronise the beats and pitches?
Problem is with timecode playing, the pitch will then be surely be set back to the pitch on the deck.
This is going to sound abrasive but I can't think of a good way of phrasing it; why would you want to use timecodes, yet have the software mix for you?
The best way is to use the mk1 dj ear and get mixing ;)
Problem is with timecode playing, the pitch will then be surely be set back to the pitch on the deck.
This is going to sound abrasive but I can't think of a good way of phrasing it; why would you want to use timecodes, yet have the software mix for you?
The best way is to use the mk1 dj ear and get mixing ;)
geposted Tue 07 Apr 09 @ 5:56 pm
slypitbull
actually it's not abusive i do beat match myself but then it has the same issue that's why i tried the sync button thot it would help..but same results but only on TT's if i use cd..s i have no issues with it.. could it be the wheights on the TT's? could it be the vinyl are not configured well?.... i know for sure the software is ok.. it's prolly the configuration but which config is the issue..
geposted Tue 07 Apr 09 @ 6:06 pm
mattpattie
try the quatz lock and hit sync a cuple of times. on my decks of a lesser brand name when i put the neddle down the auto sync (config ) is almost always off and after pressing sync once it doesent quite get it there. also if your pitch fader aint that good and your not on quatz lock you will almost always get fluctuations in pitch. SBDJ hope that doesent cause a to sync or not to sync argument ;)
geposted Wed 08 Apr 09 @ 3:32 am
Octavia Decibelle
First of, best idea is to make sure they actually play at the same speed. If you can't hear it, I suggest you get a manual BPM counter and tap them, and see if they're really in sync.
A few other things I can think of is improperly configured Timecodes, if you've got pitch sensitivity wrongly configured your in-software pitch-fader will be all over the place.
Another thing might be that it's actually drifting, dunno what, but you might effectively be nudging the whole time, get your gear and settings checked. That's all the help I can give.
A few other things I can think of is improperly configured Timecodes, if you've got pitch sensitivity wrongly configured your in-software pitch-fader will be all over the place.
Another thing might be that it's actually drifting, dunno what, but you might effectively be nudging the whole time, get your gear and settings checked. That's all the help I can give.
geposted Wed 08 Apr 09 @ 5:51 am
DJ Andrey Seagull
because turntables speed will always fluctuate. Its really distracting for mixing. Use CD's instead.
geposted Wed 08 Apr 09 @ 10:32 am