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- Tema: Master Tempo Settings - |
mxd208  Professional edition user  |
Mensajes Mon 01 Dec 08 @ 10:18 pm
Looking for some help with my VDJ/Cue v5.0 Master Tempo settings.
I am running: VDJ v5.2.1 Compaq Laptop - 1.75 gHz processor 2GB Ram DJ I/O external sound card 500GB external hard drive housing all of the music
However, whenever I have the master tempo running, I get some real song glitching. It's almost inaudible if you're not listening for it, but when trying to mix, I can hear dropped beats and some distortion. I have my master tempo settings at Fast...and I only hear the distortion and glitching when I move the tempo on a track that has the master tempo turned on.
I tried pulling the preset slider all of the way to the left, but have the same issue.
Wondering if I should used the advanced algorithm and if so, what settings should I have?
I'm really struggling here...any help is greatly appreciated... |
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Mensajes Mon 01 Dec 08 @ 10:20 pm
Please list all the settings on your Performance tab.
And if you have the SafeMode and Overclock checked - UNCHECK them. |
mxd208  Professional edition user  |
Mensajes Mon 01 Dec 08 @ 10:40 pm
Latency - 1024 Scratch - Quality and Simple Algorithm 48kHz <-> 44kHz - Basic Master tempo - Fast
Safe Mode and Overclock are off
Another bit of info...it doesn't seem that it's the degree of pitching as much as the amount of pitching done. Example...if I pitch a song by 3 bpm, I hear some glitching...If I then pitch the same song to -3bpm, the glitching gets worse...If I take it to a zero pitch, the glitching gets worse...all until I turn off the master tempo and start again...then I can try again.
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Mensajes Mon 01 Dec 08 @ 11:12 pm
Change the Latency to Auto. By setting it to a value here you are telling VirtualDJ to use that millisecond value. IF the drivers are set at a different value you could be having audio issues (conflict) between the application and soundcard drivers. |
mxd208  Professional edition user  |
Mensajes Tue 02 Dec 08 @ 5:59 am
cstoll wrote : Change the Latency to Auto. By setting it to a value here you are telling VirtualDJ to use that millisecond value. IF the drivers are set at a different value you could be having audio issues (conflict) between the application and soundcard drivers. I'm pretty sure I have tried that a few a times, but haven't had much success. I will give it a shot and post again later today... Thanks! |
arfur Limited edition user  |
Mensajes Tue 02 Dec 08 @ 6:19 am
Please let us know if you get it sorted, I am having issues with the same thing and would be very happy to get it working.
Just for the sake of clarity, can someone explain to stupid me what the beatlock and master tempo functionality are?
I have assumed they are one and the same, ie If 2 tracks are playing and I press Master Tempo on deck 2, deck 1 syncs with deck 2 and stays locked to it even if I change deck 2's pitch. This is how it behaved before for me anyway..
Thanks. |
mxd208  Professional edition user  |
Mensajes Tue 02 Dec 08 @ 7:02 pm
cstoll wrote : Change the Latency to Auto. By setting it to a value here you are telling VirtualDJ to use that millisecond value. IF the drivers are set at a different value you could be having audio issues (conflict) between the application and soundcard drivers. Changed the latency to auto...same issue. I can't do any pitching greater than about 2 bpm without noticing something... |
mxd208  Professional edition user  |
Mensajes Wed 03 Dec 08 @ 7:25 pm
Any other moderator thoughts? What else can I try? Are there complexity and spatialization settings to do? |
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Mensajes Wed 03 Dec 08 @ 8:37 pm
I have always found the fast MT to always be glitchy. I dont think you will get any better sound with the fast setting.
The advanced settings are decent but I have heard better (reflex).
I set the complexity to 2 and the spatialization to 1 on the advanced settings. |
mxd208  Professional edition user  |
Mensajes Wed 03 Dec 08 @ 8:56 pm
Thanks for that...that helps!
But, it doesn't make any sense though. For 4 years, I ran MixVibes, a much less widely used application with far less features, and had no issues with the Master Tempo using the same exact sound card. Which leads me to believe it's VDJ, not my sound card.
I am using a fair computer for the application, and can't figure out why it would have this problem The issue now is, I mix quite a bit...so Master Tempo becomes more important for me. I haven't heard any definitive answers about what would fix the issue (more ram, faster processor, etc...) so, I'm pretty much shooting in the dark.
At this point, I need to determine...do I stick with Cue/VDJ and deal with the glitching, as bad as it sounds ? Do I get a better computer, not knowing if a new computer will fix the issue? Do I get a different DJ software?
I have to believe that there's a setting change out there between the latency and the master tempo that would make it work for me. Any other advice or ideas would be greatly appreciated. |
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Mensajes Thu 04 Dec 08 @ 10:02 am
I would not get Reflex yet. I bought Reflex but it kept crashing on me. I Wasted $200 only to buy VDJ 2 months later. VDJ has not crashed on me once since I have been using it. The Advanced MT is decent but the stability is worth staying for me. I would get a dual core and go for the advanced settings and you should notice much difference. |
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