brennan11
i have recently learned that any turntable will work with virtual dj... now i am wondering... will any mixer work with virtual dj too? and how do tcv work? i dont understand
Mensajes Thu 07 Apr 05 @ 2:50 am
paisan
yes any mixer will work. The time code is basically a timing signal that is decoded by VDJ to know how fast the vinyl (or CD) is spinning and its relative motion (forward or reverse) by looking at this signal the pogram knows whioch direction the table is spinning and how fast and adjusts the song to match accordingly.
Mensajes Thu 07 Apr 05 @ 2:54 am
brennan11
how are songs loaded to tcv
Mensajes Thu 07 Apr 05 @ 2:58 am
paisan
The songs arent loaded onto the TCV. They are synced to the TCV signal from the Turntables and sent out to the mixer.
Mensajes Thu 07 Apr 05 @ 3:03 am
brennan11
so if i get 2 turntables (regardless) and any mixer, and to tcv's i will be able to play all the songs on my comp, on the turntables, and use the mixer, and have everything work... for sure?
Mensajes Thu 07 Apr 05 @ 3:06 am
DJ_whiteDVL
you'll also need an ASIO compatible soundcard with 2 ins and 2 outs so that the 2 turntables connect to the line Ins and the line outs will connect to the mixer.
Mensajes Thu 07 Apr 05 @ 3:07 am
brennan11
is that guarenteed to work? and how much is it?
Mensajes Thu 07 Apr 05 @ 3:10 am
paisan
yes its guarenteed to work, many of us have some sort of Time Code set up. Price will depend on what gear you decide to buy.
Mensajes Thu 07 Apr 05 @ 3:13 am
brennan11
how much is the soundcard?
Mensajes Thu 07 Apr 05 @ 3:14 am
paisan
There are only a couple of recomended cards that are guarenteed to work:
The maya 44 usb soundcard runs from 100-150$ US, and the M audio delta series sound cards around 150$ US
The maya 44 usb soundcard runs from 100-150$ US, and the M audio delta series sound cards around 150$ US
Mensajes Thu 07 Apr 05 @ 3:18 am