Forum: Hardware Technical Support - Topic: CDJ-400īS QUESTION

I HAVE SET UP VDJ 6.0.2 WITH TWO CDJ-400īS .
I HAVE THREE OPTIONS FOR SOUND:
1.- EACH CDJ-400īS OWN SOUND CARD
2.- NUMARK DJIO
3.- GIGAPORT AG
WHAT IS THE BEST OPTION?
IF THE ANSWER IS 1 , ASIO OR JUST AS 2 CARDS ?
THANKS AND SORRY FOR THE CAPS.

The answer is just "1" and use ASIO. Chuck the other cards. You would never need them for CDJ-400s and WHY ARE YOU YELLING!!!!! Sorry for just caps? If you knew why do it? lol


DJ RuDe

technical problem with other keyboard.

Thanks Dj Rude, Iīve seen your videos, I like them!
Last question: ultra latency checked or not?

Hi Ian,

I'm running my CDJ400 soundcard with ASIO4all.
I found it very responsive and can be set to a lower latency with it compare to the CDJ ASIO.
I do checked/click ultra latency with ASIO4all also, it improves the performance a lot.
Plus you can off those soundcard that your ASIO4all don't want to be included in the process.

Try it

I have it checked but I don't think it makes much difference.


DJ RuDe

I can feel the significant difference when both deck Master Tempo on and in Advance MT 3/0 with preset to Quality and at the same time scratching, with both decks playing.
It helps prevent glitches and improves scratching audio quality as well.

But again it may differ from one system to another.

Can you help me with the asio4all configuration?
thanks

1. Go to "Config"

2. Click the "Sound Setup" tab

3. Inputs = "None"

4. Outputs = "External Mixer"

5. Soundcard = "ASIO Driver".

6. In the drop-down next to "ASIO Driver" select "Pioneer CDJ-400 ASIO"

7. Click "Apply"

8. Click "OK"

That's it, it should work





DJ RuDe

But that is not using Asio4all, which one is better? Asio4all or CDJ400 asio?

There isn't a difference. ASIO is ASIO is ASIO...

It's one and the same

If you have ASIO drivers by your hardware manufacturer - it's better to use them because they are 100% programmed for this device. AIO4ALL is a more 'universall' tool which did the same job but maybe only just 98% perfect.

BTW, as written - ASIO is ASIO is ... ;-)

Greets, Heiko