Hello Everyone!
I have just downloaded and begun playing with VirtualDJ Home Free Edition and I must say I LOVE IT!!!
But there is one thing that annoys me. I can't seem to figure out how to monitor my cueing without it mixing with the output during recording. The hing is that I only have on-board sound on my main board, and I don't want to have to invest in 2 new sound cards for main and headphone output... (I must disable on-board sound to install a sound card).
I'm trying to achieve simple headphoneless cueing so I can switch between cue output and main output.
Please help.
I am new to the PC based Deejaying. I come from 11 years of old-school spinning vinyl in clubs before the days of CD and beatmixing was done by ear and feel..... Ahhh... those were the great old days. ('79 - '90)
Thanks to all who reply...
I have just downloaded and begun playing with VirtualDJ Home Free Edition and I must say I LOVE IT!!!
But there is one thing that annoys me. I can't seem to figure out how to monitor my cueing without it mixing with the output during recording. The hing is that I only have on-board sound on my main board, and I don't want to have to invest in 2 new sound cards for main and headphone output... (I must disable on-board sound to install a sound card).
I'm trying to achieve simple headphoneless cueing so I can switch between cue output and main output.
Please help.
I am new to the PC based Deejaying. I come from 11 years of old-school spinning vinyl in clubs before the days of CD and beatmixing was done by ear and feel..... Ahhh... those were the great old days. ('79 - '90)
Thanks to all who reply...
Mensajes Sun 11 Sep 11 @ 4:03 am
The only thing you can do is use the split option in the sound setup.
It will send the master to one channel and the cue to the other - in other words a mono configuration.
I bought my son a Hercules controller without a sound card and had to set it up the same.
I then made up a lead that had a 3.5mm jack on one end (laptop/pc), then at the other I split it and put a pair of RCAs on one channel for the amp/speaker and a 1/4" socket on the other for the headphone input.
Cost about a fiver to make up the lead...
Hope this helps,
Roy
It will send the master to one channel and the cue to the other - in other words a mono configuration.
I bought my son a Hercules controller without a sound card and had to set it up the same.
I then made up a lead that had a 3.5mm jack on one end (laptop/pc), then at the other I split it and put a pair of RCAs on one channel for the amp/speaker and a 1/4" socket on the other for the headphone input.
Cost about a fiver to make up the lead...
Hope this helps,
Roy
Mensajes Sun 11 Sep 11 @ 5:02 am
Thanks GadgetMan
I suppose that's my only option... I'll give it a go...
I suppose that's my only option... I'll give it a go...
Mensajes Sun 11 Sep 11 @ 7:32 am