Sean_comiskey
Hi Everybody,
I recently bought a Dennon MC3000 from ebay, everything mapped fine straight out of the box other than,
Master out, headphone level and headphone pan. Im using Virtual PRO. ive already tried to it with VD 8 and the same happens
everything other that the same 3 mapped straight away.
Any help would be great.
Sean
I recently bought a Dennon MC3000 from ebay, everything mapped fine straight out of the box other than,
Master out, headphone level and headphone pan. Im using Virtual PRO. ive already tried to it with VD 8 and the same happens
everything other that the same 3 mapped straight away.
Any help would be great.
Sean
geposted Thu 29 Dec 16 @ 2:40 pm
djdad
Those are Hardware knobs, meaning that they should affect audio on Master and Headphones Output but not controlling the internal (software) related knobs.
So you may not be able to see those knobs moving on the screen, but they should work as expected if speakers and Headphones are connected to the unit.
So you may not be able to see those knobs moving on the screen, but they should work as expected if speakers and Headphones are connected to the unit.
geposted Thu 29 Dec 16 @ 3:10 pm
groovindj
Some controls may not be MIDI controls, but actual real hardware controls - such as an analogue volume knob that's connected to the hardware inside the unit rather than sending a signal to VDJ and controlling the "virtual" mixer. If there's a MIDI chart in the MC3000 manual, you should be able to see if that's the case.
LOL djdad beat me to it!
LOL djdad beat me to it!
geposted Thu 29 Dec 16 @ 3:12 pm
Sean_comiskey
Thanks guy's, whats strangle is to me is i now have two lots of volume to manage. two sets of masters (three including the amp) and two sets of headphone.
it seems odd that they cant be mapped together like every other function?!
it seems odd that they cant be mapped together like every other function?!
geposted Thu 29 Dec 16 @ 6:45 pm
djdad
Dont bother with the software ones. Leave those at their default values (100% Master, 100% Headphones and 0% for the Cue mix.) and just adjust the levels using the Hardware knobs.
geposted Thu 29 Dec 16 @ 7:56 pm
groovindj
Sean_comiskey wrote :
it seems odd that they cant be mapped together like every other function
What you need to consider is that the GUI knobs and buttons on the screen are primarily there for those who don't have a controller.
When you're using a controller, you have physical knobs and buttons right there in front of you. They don't need to be duplicated on screen.
Really the only stuff you need to see on screen is what the controller can't show you. Track and artist info, waveforms, cue point names & locations, names of effects and so on. Anything that's on your controller as hardware isn't required on the GUI.
geposted Thu 29 Dec 16 @ 9:06 pm