Giannis Mus
Hello
I have a M-audio fast track and a behringer uca202!Both of them have single inputs!But fast track have two outputs.!!!
I heard from an other Dj that I can use timecode for 2 descs with my 2 audio cards...!!!!!I am searching for a long time but I have found anything!!
If it is be valid,is there anyone who knows about it??
Thank you!
I have a M-audio fast track and a behringer uca202!Both of them have single inputs!But fast track have two outputs.!!!
I heard from an other Dj that I can use timecode for 2 descs with my 2 audio cards...!!!!!I am searching for a long time but I have found anything!!
If it is be valid,is there anyone who knows about it??
Thank you!
geposted Tue 25 Oct 11 @ 4:00 am
ianmelville
To use timecodes you will only be able to for 20mins at a time with home free (to test). If you really want to use timecodes you will have to buy VDJ PRO FULL.
But you can use as many soundcards as your system can handle, VDJ is the most configurable software out there.
Hope this helps.
But you can use as many soundcards as your system can handle, VDJ is the most configurable software out there.
Hope this helps.
geposted Tue 25 Oct 11 @ 4:14 am
Giannis Mus
I know it i have allready VDJ pro 7.!!!
I want to able Asio for two audio cards together!
I want to able Asio for two audio cards together!
geposted Tue 25 Oct 11 @ 4:20 am
ianmelville
What version of Pro 7 are you using? And you should really register it for all the free goodies.
Plus this is all explained in the instruction manual that came with VDJ
Plus this is all explained in the instruction manual that came with VDJ
geposted Tue 25 Oct 11 @ 4:22 am
Clayton.G.Finley
sorry to pop your bubble, at most with those cards, you can get only 1 time code going.
i tried for a week with those two same soundcards, ended up taking them back and buying a hercules RMX, totally worth it.
i tried for a week with those two same soundcards, ended up taking them back and buying a hercules RMX, totally worth it.
geposted Tue 25 Oct 11 @ 6:47 pm
the SOUND INSURGENT
I don't see why they both won't work. Each card has 1 out & 1 in which is what you need per turntable. So run each turntable into the inputs, then run an rca out from the cards to your mixer. Now open up the advanced config and assign the corresponding deck to its card. Calibrat your needles and you should be good to go......
Good luck
Huey
Good luck
Huey
geposted Tue 25 Oct 11 @ 8:53 pm