1luvv
Sorry I know I'm a noob at this but I would greatly appreciate some help.
I purchased the Behringer VMX200 USB Mixer(http://www.behringer.com/EN/Products/VMX200USB.aspx) but I am not sure how to configure it to control Virtual DJ, if it can even do this? I'm not sure if it is Midi compatible or not. I want to use this mixer only to make mixes using Virtual DJ nothing else. I want to know if it can function as the
M-Audio X-Session Pro USB MIDI Controller? If not please let me know asap so I may exchange it.
Thank you
I purchased the Behringer VMX200 USB Mixer(http://www.behringer.com/EN/Products/VMX200USB.aspx) but I am not sure how to configure it to control Virtual DJ, if it can even do this? I'm not sure if it is Midi compatible or not. I want to use this mixer only to make mixes using Virtual DJ nothing else. I want to know if it can function as the
M-Audio X-Session Pro USB MIDI Controller? If not please let me know asap so I may exchange it.
Thank you
Inviato Thu 26 Aug 10 @ 7:45 pm
Jensen_sbp
There is no VXM2000? But all i can say that the only mixer from Behringer with MIDI is the DDM4000
Inviato Fri 27 Aug 10 @ 4:57 am
Jensen_sbp
There is no VXM2000? But all i can say that the only mixer from Behringer with MIDI is the DDM4000
But if you want to use this mixer you should run VDJ in external mixer mode. For that you need to have a 5.1 sound card or a DJ Soundcard like Maya 44, Hercules Deejay Trim and so on.
But if you want to use this mixer you should run VDJ in external mixer mode. For that you need to have a 5.1 sound card or a DJ Soundcard like Maya 44, Hercules Deejay Trim and so on.
Inviato Fri 27 Aug 10 @ 7:05 am
jpboggis
Sorry, it is not MIDI capable and cannot control VirtualDJ in any way.
It is a normal DJ mixer with built-in USB sound card.
If you wish to control VirtualDJ, you will need to add MIDI controllers (E.g: Denon DN-S1200, Pioneer CDJ-400, etc.) and/or a MIDI capable mixer (Only required if you wish to control the video crossfader and/or map effects, samples, etc. to spare knobs and faders.)
It is a normal DJ mixer with built-in USB sound card.
If you wish to control VirtualDJ, you will need to add MIDI controllers (E.g: Denon DN-S1200, Pioneer CDJ-400, etc.) and/or a MIDI capable mixer (Only required if you wish to control the video crossfader and/or map effects, samples, etc. to spare knobs and faders.)
Inviato Fri 27 Aug 10 @ 11:53 am
Rich08
I just got the Behringer DJX 9000 USB. How do I map it for Virtual dj?
Inviato Thu 25 Aug 11 @ 6:47 am
Support staff
This mixer is not MIDI capable and cannot be mapped.
Also, the USB is for audio playback and recording only. It's not multi-channel, so can't be used with the external mixer option of VirtualDJ to output the left and right decks separately with headphone pre-listening from the mixer. For this, you will need a multi-channel DJ sound card such as Numark DJIO.
NOTE: You do not need to MIDI map a real hardware audio DJ mixer (Except for video crossfading and maybe spare knobs/buttons to control effects/samples.) Please see http://www.virtualdj.com/wiki/MIDI%20mapping%20an%20external%20DJ%20mixer.html
NOTE: You will need to purchase the full VirtualDJ Professional to use multi-channel DJ sound cards with external audio DJ mixers and/or MIDI controllers: http://www.virtualdj.com/buy/index.html
Also, the USB is for audio playback and recording only. It's not multi-channel, so can't be used with the external mixer option of VirtualDJ to output the left and right decks separately with headphone pre-listening from the mixer. For this, you will need a multi-channel DJ sound card such as Numark DJIO.
NOTE: You do not need to MIDI map a real hardware audio DJ mixer (Except for video crossfading and maybe spare knobs/buttons to control effects/samples.) Please see http://www.virtualdj.com/wiki/MIDI%20mapping%20an%20external%20DJ%20mixer.html
NOTE: You will need to purchase the full VirtualDJ Professional to use multi-channel DJ sound cards with external audio DJ mixers and/or MIDI controllers: http://www.virtualdj.com/buy/index.html
Inviato Thu 25 Aug 11 @ 10:37 am