burd691
How does virtual dj work with say, only one timecode vinyl????
Is it possible, if your short on money is it even worth it??
any input is loved!!
Thanks
Is it possible, if your short on money is it even worth it??
any input is loved!!
Thanks
Inviato Fri 23 Jan 09 @ 11:57 am
DJ Reggie Ward
yes you can use just on TCV. Please read this http://www.virtualdj.com/forums/76267/Hardware_Technical_Support/TCV_TCCD_Setup_Manual.html
Inviato Fri 23 Jan 09 @ 1:27 pm
Darth Crossfader
That's how I've been doing it for about 2 years now. It allows you to be very precise in your cues and is better for scratching than any controller. There are obviously some limitations. I have been known to forget to switch control to the other deck before stopping the platter (this usually happens after a few whiskey on the rocks) which causes the track to stop and everybody's heads to turn.
Inviato Fri 23 Jan 09 @ 2:00 pm
burd691
thanks, so before i purchase everything (including proper vdj)
I have a question, to kinda test the TCCD (I know im gonna use tcv) i put the high quality timecode download onto my ipod, hooked it in through the line in on my computer, and i get ALOT of fuzzy noise and such with 0% timecode signal,
any ideas??
i noticed to, that when i clap the wave form jumps allover and such exactly when i clap. so how is it picking up what i do
I have a question, to kinda test the TCCD (I know im gonna use tcv) i put the high quality timecode download onto my ipod, hooked it in through the line in on my computer, and i get ALOT of fuzzy noise and such with 0% timecode signal,
any ideas??
i noticed to, that when i clap the wave form jumps allover and such exactly when i clap. so how is it picking up what i do
Inviato Fri 23 Jan 09 @ 2:16 pm
xeon
in VDJ soundcard settings select ONE TCV and select correct output. then test the signal.
Inviato Fri 23 Jan 09 @ 2:23 pm
burd691
what happens when the TCV record comes to an end, will my music just stop??
Inviato Fri 23 Jan 09 @ 5:15 pm