alienfive
hi!
i'm a electrical engineering student and i want to build a low coast, open source DIY turn table so it would be nice to know how the(rs232) serial protocol works, witch instructions i have to send to the pc and how i can open the serial port from Virtual DJ...
Thanks to all, who answers....
Lg alienfive
P.S.: Excuse my bad englisch
i'm a electrical engineering student and i want to build a low coast, open source DIY turn table so it would be nice to know how the(rs232) serial protocol works, witch instructions i have to send to the pc and how i can open the serial port from Virtual DJ...
Thanks to all, who answers....
Lg alienfive
P.S.: Excuse my bad englisch
geposted Tue 19 Jan 10 @ 2:46 pm
jpboggis
You would be better using MIDI - It's easy to create a custom controller definition and mapping in VirtualDJ v6: http://www.virtualdj.com/wiki/VDJscript.html
geposted Wed 20 Jan 10 @ 5:31 pm
hippydog
RS-232 is pretty much dead and gone.. completely replaced by USB and Ethernet..
Since you can now purchase USB chips that do all of the signalling for you, you would be better off concentrating on that..
Since you can now purchase USB chips that do all of the signalling for you, you would be better off concentrating on that..
geposted Wed 20 Jan 10 @ 6:10 pm
SBDJ
jpboggis wrote :
You would be better using MIDI - It's easy to create a custom controller definition and mapping in VirtualDJ v6: http://www.virtualdj.com/wiki/VDJscript.html
Or even HID :)
geposted Wed 20 Jan 10 @ 6:42 pm
rotcodnatas
SBDJ wrote :
Or even HID :)
jpboggis wrote :
You would be better using MIDI - It's easy to create a custom controller definition and mapping in VirtualDJ v6: http://www.virtualdj.com/wiki/VDJscript.html
Or even HID :)
Yeah I've heard HID is the easiest. Check out djtechtools.com there's lots of articles on homemade controllers and ones made by smaller companies.
geposted Thu 21 Jan 10 @ 4:09 pm