MrDjLinton
Hi Everyone. I usually have the Skin RPM set to 1 (so it takes 1 minute to do a full 360) ,so I've recently aquired the NS7III and the platters will not do 1 RPM without affecting the playing track which sounds hilarious for a few seconds (track depending). Is there a way to for the ns7iii platters to do 1 Rpm same as the skin without the platters affecting the out going track?
Mensajes Thu 06 Jul 17 @ 6:39 am
djdad
no, of course not. The speed of the track is affected by the speed of the actual NS7 platters.
Mensajes Thu 06 Jul 17 @ 8:58 am
MrDjLinton
oh ok, Thanks
Mensajes Thu 06 Jul 17 @ 10:29 am
MrDjLinton
I've just noticed the wording of my original question is not what I meant at all.
What I'm after is for vdj to ignore the rpm of the NS7III's platter speed so I can have the vdj skin platters going at 1 RPM instead of 33 or 45 RPM (as if the NS7III's platters are off) if that makes sense. Can that be done?
What I'm after is for vdj to ignore the rpm of the NS7III's platter speed so I can have the vdj skin platters going at 1 RPM instead of 33 or 45 RPM (as if the NS7III's platters are off) if that makes sense. Can that be done?
Mensajes Mon 26 Nov 18 @ 10:22 pm
PhantomDeejay
Still the answer is no.
VirtualDJ reads the RPM setting and adjusts the motor speed accordingly (between 33 and 45 RPM)
VirtualDJ reads the RPM setting and adjusts the motor speed accordingly (between 33 and 45 RPM)
Mensajes Mon 26 Nov 18 @ 11:55 pm
MrDjLinton
PhantomDeejay wrote :
Still the answer is no.
VirtualDJ reads the RPM setting and adjusts the motor speed accordingly (between 33 and 45 RPM)
VirtualDJ reads the RPM setting and adjusts the motor speed accordingly (between 33 and 45 RPM)
Thanks, But Damn it! lol
Mensajes Tue 27 Nov 18 @ 2:00 am