koolie
why doesnt the platters respond with VDJ like they do with Serato itch
geposted Wed 08 Jun 11 @ 3:45 pm
koolie
Okay i will try that now. Thanks for the Response
geposted Thu 09 Jun 11 @ 7:12 pm
koolie
Now what shoud your jog (bend) and Jog (cue) be set at
geposted Thu 09 Jun 11 @ 7:24 pm
cstoll
Again, those are by user 'feel' ...
Bend - more to the left then you get less bending when the platter turns - more to the right you get a greater bend % when platters are turned.
Cue - same thing - left is lest speed / right is more speed
Bend - more to the left then you get less bending when the platter turns - more to the right you get a greater bend % when platters are turned.
Cue - same thing - left is lest speed / right is more speed
geposted Thu 09 Jun 11 @ 8:42 pm
koolie
what is ur bend & cue set at
geposted Sat 02 Jul 11 @ 5:13 pm
yk23
For faster response, what about checking hid or midilowlatency, does this help or cause issues?
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geposted Mon 04 Jul 11 @ 12:38 pm
cstoll
There is no such thing as MIDI low latency. Serato simply uses a diffrent protocol to send MIDI information. The name is just something Serato calls it.
And the device has to support HID in order to use HID.
As far as Bend and Cue slider settings it is up to your preference.
And the device has to support HID in order to use HID.
As far as Bend and Cue slider settings it is up to your preference.
geposted Mon 04 Jul 11 @ 1:22 pm
Jamie1010
To get better response for your platters with the NS6 you must download the "registry tool" from the virtual dj website under tools i believe. Then you must change the default platter latency from 2095 or whatever it is to 1024. I was going crazy until I saw this on one of the forums myself and I was dancing around my living room when I finally figured it out!
geposted Tue 24 Jan 12 @ 1:26 am