mitchythekid
I can't get my timecodes perfect. I was using serato timecodes, thought that was the problem. so i bought virtual vinyl timecodes. Even in absolute mode, they move around.
I am using a maya44usb soundcard. I have tried everything.
If i try turning on the RIAA it seems more sensitive to the small movements of the vinyl. But then when you try cueing really fast (moving the vinyl really fast) it seems to jam up
I tried asio 4 all, playing with the settings everything.
Do i need a better soundcard? I know this one is fairly old.
One other thing i noticed is, when the vinyl is stopped, the one side seems to jiggle back and fourth a bit and sometimes will jiggle forward. I tried turning down the gain or up the silence but then it makes it even less accurate.
I am using a maya44usb soundcard. I have tried everything.
If i try turning on the RIAA it seems more sensitive to the small movements of the vinyl. But then when you try cueing really fast (moving the vinyl really fast) it seems to jam up
I tried asio 4 all, playing with the settings everything.
Do i need a better soundcard? I know this one is fairly old.
One other thing i noticed is, when the vinyl is stopped, the one side seems to jiggle back and fourth a bit and sometimes will jiggle forward. I tried turning down the gain or up the silence but then it makes it even less accurate.
geposted Wed 04 Nov 09 @ 9:29 pm
jbbr0wnie
maybe adjusting the needle settings from your turntable??
geposted Thu 05 Nov 09 @ 12:25 am
mitchythekid
tried that.
Whats the soundcard everyone is using?
Whats the soundcard everyone is using?
geposted Fri 06 Nov 09 @ 10:20 pm
bbman
try using rel mode with cue points. as well as ur normal sticker label on ur vinly...but yes even serato moves to
geposted Sun 08 Nov 09 @ 6:17 pm
theStylishDJ
whats a sticker label? my turntables came with a sticker is that what ur reffering to an if so where is it placed and why.
geposted Sun 08 Nov 09 @ 6:43 pm
bbman
a sticker as in your cue point marker
geposted Tue 10 Nov 09 @ 6:58 pm