Fairline
Hey. So i got myself a Virtual DJ 7.0.5 today.
I have my speakers plug'd to the rear of my computer, and my headphones to the front. So I can hear every sound that comes from my computer, from my headphones and my speakers at same time.
I have a integrated soundcard, and a Abit IP35-E motherboard.
Yes, i've read this. http://www.virtualdj.com/homepage/Blulite/blogs/4511/Headphone_Setup_and_Usage_Guide.html
I went to Config at Virtual DJ, set my Outputs as "Headphones" and "Master: Rear Output / Headphones: Front Output". I also chose 4.1 card as my Soundcard, and selected "Speakers (Realtek High Definition Audio)" instead of primary soundcard.
I however, absolutely can not get a song play from deck 2 on my headphones, and another play from deck 1 from the speakers. I have no Cue/Mix fader on my Virtual DJ, or maybe I'm too blind to see it.
What am I doing wrong?
I have my speakers plug'd to the rear of my computer, and my headphones to the front. So I can hear every sound that comes from my computer, from my headphones and my speakers at same time.
I have a integrated soundcard, and a Abit IP35-E motherboard.
Yes, i've read this. http://www.virtualdj.com/homepage/Blulite/blogs/4511/Headphone_Setup_and_Usage_Guide.html
I went to Config at Virtual DJ, set my Outputs as "Headphones" and "Master: Rear Output / Headphones: Front Output". I also chose 4.1 card as my Soundcard, and selected "Speakers (Realtek High Definition Audio)" instead of primary soundcard.
I however, absolutely can not get a song play from deck 2 on my headphones, and another play from deck 1 from the speakers. I have no Cue/Mix fader on my Virtual DJ, or maybe I'm too blind to see it.
What am I doing wrong?
geposted Sat 12 Nov 11 @ 8:54 am
Fairline
Oh yes, and my OS is Windows 7
geposted Sat 12 Nov 11 @ 12:10 pm
Fairline
So no1 knows solution? :/ I'm screwed..
geposted Sat 12 Nov 11 @ 5:43 pm
mp3jrick
Your computer may have 2 outputs, but they are for convenience and are routing the same source.
The PC will have a single channel stereo sound card, not a multi channel as needed for a second monitor channel but there are other options.
Go to the set up guide on our wiki first.
http://www.virtualdj.com/wiki/PDFManuals.html
Select audio configurations pdf
Then go to page 5
BASIC (QUICK) CONFIGURATIONS - HEADPHONES
Follow the instructions given there.
The PC will have a single channel stereo sound card, not a multi channel as needed for a second monitor channel but there are other options.
Go to the set up guide on our wiki first.
http://www.virtualdj.com/wiki/PDFManuals.html
Select audio configurations pdf
Then go to page 5
BASIC (QUICK) CONFIGURATIONS - HEADPHONES
Follow the instructions given there.
geposted Sun 13 Nov 11 @ 6:35 am
groovindj
mp3jrick wrote :
The PC will have a single channel stereo sound card, not a multi channel
According to the spec for the mother board he mentioned in the first post, it has a 7.1 card onboard.
It reads to me as if the connectors are all on the back though, and (as you say) the front socket is a dupe of the normal stereo channel.
He just needs to plug his headphones in the correct socket....
geposted Sun 13 Nov 11 @ 7:26 am
Fairline
Yeah, thanks. Well, now i plug'd my speakers to the green output jack as that guide said, and my headphones to the black output jack. Both behind my computer. Now, nothing is coming out from my headphones. Even if I play music from spotify etc. I'm not sure if Windows 7 supports the black output jack, because this wasn't the problem when i was using Windows XP..
Edit: Or actually, yes there is. When i go to Realtek Audioconfig and use the "automatic testing", there is coming audio. But not at the same time with my speakers, and can't get it work in Virtual DJ. Kinda hard to explain, since i've got finnish realtek etc :/
Edit2: Fixed that, with http://www.sevenforums.com/sound-audio/2197-realtek-hd-changing-jack-output-reassignments-fix.html. But still can't get it to work. I switched my rear speakers (PIN15, black output jack) to 04 00 00 00, which my pin14 (green output jack) was also. Well, now I can hear the music from both sources, my speakers and headphones, but still can't get this to work with VirtualDJ, since now the green output jack and black output jack are actually the same, when i switched the binary numbers to the same.
Edit: Or actually, yes there is. When i go to Realtek Audioconfig and use the "automatic testing", there is coming audio. But not at the same time with my speakers, and can't get it work in Virtual DJ. Kinda hard to explain, since i've got finnish realtek etc :/
Edit2: Fixed that, with http://www.sevenforums.com/sound-audio/2197-realtek-hd-changing-jack-output-reassignments-fix.html. But still can't get it to work. I switched my rear speakers (PIN15, black output jack) to 04 00 00 00, which my pin14 (green output jack) was also. Well, now I can hear the music from both sources, my speakers and headphones, but still can't get this to work with VirtualDJ, since now the green output jack and black output jack are actually the same, when i switched the binary numbers to the same.
geposted Sun 13 Nov 11 @ 8:17 am
ianmelville
Make life easy for yourself and buy a sound card like the Numark DJIO, you wont regret it.
geposted Sun 13 Nov 11 @ 8:59 am
Fairline
Ain't that like an audio interface? I already have a Phonic Firefly 302+ Audio Interface. But if I plug my headphones into it, then I can't hear sounds that come from my computer, through my headphones :<
geposted Sun 13 Nov 11 @ 9:02 am
groovindj
Oh boy, some people make it so hard for themselves!
OK, you've got an external sound interface. Great...
Set VDJ up to send the main output to your computer card, and the headphone output to the external one.
Or the other way round - headphone output to computer card, main output to external.
You won't be able to send main AND headphones to the external one, because it's only got two channels (L+R) not four.
OK, you've got an external sound interface. Great...
Set VDJ up to send the main output to your computer card, and the headphone output to the external one.
Or the other way round - headphone output to computer card, main output to external.
You won't be able to send main AND headphones to the external one, because it's only got two channels (L+R) not four.
geposted Sun 13 Nov 11 @ 10:45 am
Fairline
Aight, well i guess thats what i have to do :< Thanks !
geposted Sun 13 Nov 11 @ 11:28 am
AudioDelite
^ please register ur software
geposted Tue 15 Nov 11 @ 7:41 pm
Fairline
Hey again. I have another question.
I have a Yamaha DJX Midi Keyboard and a Phonic Firefly 302+ Firewire Recording Interface.
My settings are currently like this:
Inputs: None
Outputs: Advanced Configs
-> Master : Speakers (Realtek High Definition Audio)
Headphones: Phonic 1394 ASIO (ASIO)
LineIn 1 : Not sure about what should this be, Phonic 1394 ASIO (ASIO), Firefly_302 - SPDIF In, Firefly_302 - Mic In or Firefly_302 Analog In 1/2?
I suppose the Outputs are as they should be, but not sure how the LineIn should REALLY be, so that it would recognize my keyboards through my Recording Interface.
And another thing: Should I be able to map my keyboards "knobs" or something, http://www.wikizic.org/1-001-001751_4-Yamaha-DJX.jpg those Cutoff, Resonance etc, so that my VirtualDJ could recognize them? So that I could map them to change volume etc.
My speakers are plugged to my computer, and headphones to my Recording Interface.
E: Hmm and not really sure how to register my VirtualDJ? :D Well I'll try to find that out
I have a Yamaha DJX Midi Keyboard and a Phonic Firefly 302+ Firewire Recording Interface.
My settings are currently like this:
Inputs: None
Outputs: Advanced Configs
-> Master : Speakers (Realtek High Definition Audio)
Headphones: Phonic 1394 ASIO (ASIO)
LineIn 1 : Not sure about what should this be, Phonic 1394 ASIO (ASIO), Firefly_302 - SPDIF In, Firefly_302 - Mic In or Firefly_302 Analog In 1/2?
I suppose the Outputs are as they should be, but not sure how the LineIn should REALLY be, so that it would recognize my keyboards through my Recording Interface.
And another thing: Should I be able to map my keyboards "knobs" or something, http://www.wikizic.org/1-001-001751_4-Yamaha-DJX.jpg those Cutoff, Resonance etc, so that my VirtualDJ could recognize them? So that I could map them to change volume etc.
My speakers are plugged to my computer, and headphones to my Recording Interface.
E: Hmm and not really sure how to register my VirtualDJ? :D Well I'll try to find that out
geposted Wed 16 Nov 11 @ 11:47 am
AudioDelite
click her: http://www.virtualdj.com/users/edit.html
go under the licenses tab and then put in your key.
go under the licenses tab and then put in your key.
geposted Wed 16 Nov 11 @ 1:53 pm
groovindj
Fairline wrote :
Should I be able to map my keyboards "knobs" so that my VirtualDJ could recognize them?
No - if you bother to read the DJX manual, it tells you that those knobs don't send anything out via MIDI.
Even if they did, you'd need a MIDI interface on your computer, as the DJX has it's MIDI I/O on DIN sockets (you'll see if you look at it!).
geposted Wed 16 Nov 11 @ 2:17 pm