djprofitt
Here are my specs
Compaq Presario
500 GB HD, 100 GB free
2 GB RAM
Vista Home SP2
Using VD7
Numark NDX400 (using them as timecodes, not midi controllers)
Audio 4 DJ soundcard
DDM 4000 mixer
(side note too, have a cooling pad set up, but got the brilliant idea to plug the USB into a wall charger with a USB port, so it cools the lappy but not use a USB port or any additional power/resources)
So here's the questions I have -
Should I use the ASIO4ALL program in the Advanced Settings, or can I use the ASIO drivers in the soundcard? (I've run the DPC Latency Checker, and for the most part, either setting maintain a below 70 us rating, with a yellow spike here and there.)
With PureScratch being in VDJ7, the sound has never been better, however, looking at Scratch options, (Quality vs Latency) I'm a little confused as to what would be best to get the most real sound. For example, when you scratch, getting rid of that "digital" sound. I know VDJ and especially with CDJs, it's all digital, but is there a work around to this?
Last question
Does anyone else experience a loose feeling with timecodes? I've tried other CDJs, and I don't feel full control with them either, like some setting needs to be tightened to get better control of every movement.
Final final question - does anyone know how to set it so that if I stop a timecode, that the track in the deck goes back to the beginning? I can understand hitting Pause, but if I stop the track, and hit Previous Track on the CDJ and the timecode goes back to the beginning, that the track/deck act accordingly. I've done it before, just don't know what the setting is....
Sorry to sound like a newbie, just been searching the forums and can't find anything to answer these or I'm finding too many answers!
Keep up the good work, Dev Team!
Compaq Presario
500 GB HD, 100 GB free
2 GB RAM
Vista Home SP2
Using VD7
Numark NDX400 (using them as timecodes, not midi controllers)
Audio 4 DJ soundcard
DDM 4000 mixer
(side note too, have a cooling pad set up, but got the brilliant idea to plug the USB into a wall charger with a USB port, so it cools the lappy but not use a USB port or any additional power/resources)
So here's the questions I have -
Should I use the ASIO4ALL program in the Advanced Settings, or can I use the ASIO drivers in the soundcard? (I've run the DPC Latency Checker, and for the most part, either setting maintain a below 70 us rating, with a yellow spike here and there.)
With PureScratch being in VDJ7, the sound has never been better, however, looking at Scratch options, (Quality vs Latency) I'm a little confused as to what would be best to get the most real sound. For example, when you scratch, getting rid of that "digital" sound. I know VDJ and especially with CDJs, it's all digital, but is there a work around to this?
Last question
Does anyone else experience a loose feeling with timecodes? I've tried other CDJs, and I don't feel full control with them either, like some setting needs to be tightened to get better control of every movement.
Final final question - does anyone know how to set it so that if I stop a timecode, that the track in the deck goes back to the beginning? I can understand hitting Pause, but if I stop the track, and hit Previous Track on the CDJ and the timecode goes back to the beginning, that the track/deck act accordingly. I've done it before, just don't know what the setting is....
Sorry to sound like a newbie, just been searching the forums and can't find anything to answer these or I'm finding too many answers!
Keep up the good work, Dev Team!
Mensajes Thu 28 Oct 10 @ 7:06 am
djprofitt
Correction, NDX800s...it's been a long morning!
Mensajes Thu 28 Oct 10 @ 9:26 am
djernie2
Did you check the community under the wiki and manuals link. they have a lot of useful information there.
Mensajes Thu 04 Nov 10 @ 4:18 pm