I have just bought a pair of Denon DNS3700's with a DJM800 mixer, am I able to use this setup with VDJ?
I know the 3700's are supported but not sure about the DJM800?
I know the 3700's are supported but not sure about the DJM800?
Inviato Mon 03 Jul 17 @ 4:06 am
PhantomDeejay
Yes, you can use this setup with VirtualDj.
The DJM-800 does not have a USB interface and therefore it cannot be connected with your PC. However, you don't need it to be connected. You will route the sound of S-3700 on DJM-800 and you will use it as a standard mixer. VirtualDj can be configured to use the sound interface of S-3700.
The DJM-800 does not have a USB interface and therefore it cannot be connected with your PC. However, you don't need it to be connected. You will route the sound of S-3700 on DJM-800 and you will use it as a standard mixer. VirtualDj can be configured to use the sound interface of S-3700.
Inviato Mon 03 Jul 17 @ 5:51 am
How would I connect the 3700's to the laptop? Do I need a special wire?
Inviato Mon 03 Jul 17 @ 5:58 am
PhantomDeejay
You need 2 simple USB cables (one for each deck)
Inviato Mon 03 Jul 17 @ 6:40 am
Simple enough then. Do I just use the external mixer option in the VDJ options?
Inviato Mon 03 Jul 17 @ 7:06 am
PhantomDeejay
Yes.
But bare in mind that this setup will only work for 10 minutes without any license.
But bare in mind that this setup will only work for 10 minutes without any license.
Inviato Mon 03 Jul 17 @ 7:43 am
Oh I thought I could use the free version with unlimited use. I will look into buying a license.
My decks arrived yesterday but only came with a power cable.
Can I buy any AC to USB lead and line out wires or do they need to be the official Denon wires?
My decks arrived yesterday but only came with a power cable.
Can I buy any AC to USB lead and line out wires or do they need to be the official Denon wires?
Inviato Tue 04 Jul 17 @ 7:58 am
PhantomDeejay
Any USB and Line cables will do. Just don't be too cheap and buy some decent quality cables! :)
PS: I don't think Denon offers "official" cables for any unit!
PS: I don't think Denon offers "official" cables for any unit!
Inviato Tue 04 Jul 17 @ 8:07 am
Is this the correct AC wire. USB A to USB B?
http://www.currys.co.uk/gbuk/computing-accessories/computer-accessories/power-and-cables/computing-cables-and-adaptors/advent-usb-a-to-usb-b-cable-1-8-m-21945627-pdt.html
http://www.currys.co.uk/gbuk/computing-accessories/computer-accessories/power-and-cables/computing-cables-and-adaptors/advent-usb-a-to-usb-b-cable-1-8-m-21945627-pdt.html
Inviato Tue 04 Jul 17 @ 9:01 am
PhantomDeejay
Yes
Inviato Tue 04 Jul 17 @ 11:35 am
groovindj
FYI that's not an "AC" wire. An AC cable would be a mains cable. USB is only 5v DC.
My advice - don't buy it from Currys. £15 is an outrageous price. You can get something elsewhere for £5 or less.
My advice - don't buy it from Currys. £15 is an outrageous price. You can get something elsewhere for £5 or less.
Inviato Tue 04 Jul 17 @ 4:27 pm
I paid £4 each for a 5 meter wire. I got it setup but i had to keep hold of the cue button for the music to play plus i don't have a license.
Can the 3700 use one USB with my music on for both decks hooked up through an ethernet?
Can the 3700 use one USB with my music on for both decks hooked up through an ethernet?
Inviato Sat 08 Jul 17 @ 12:36 am
groovindj
I suggest you read the S3700 user manual.
Inviato Sat 08 Jul 17 @ 8:37 am