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Topic: VDJ 7 Pro MAC + DJ Console MKII + Time Codes

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Hey! Everyone, hope you're fine.

I'd like to know few things about VDJ 7 MAC with my Configuration :

1) Can we configure the BPM display as on VDJ 5? (I mean 133 BPM that you can change 1 by 1 with the DJ Console not 133.28, 39 ect...)

2) How can I record my sets on MAC? (Before I used a external sound card Hercules muse Pocket on Line to record the Master of My Mixer) but on MAC I don't know how to configure it... :S

Thanks for your consideration.

Franky.
 
Inviato Thu 20 Jan 11 @ 4:48 am
Simply use a different skin that is designed to display pitch to 1 decimal place, such as the old v5 Pro skins (You may still have these on your system if you have upgraded from v5 to v6 then v7.)

You can download custom skins from http://www.virtualdj.com/addons/skins.html

Alternatively, set a smaller pitch range in CONFIG -> Options or upgrade to a controller that is capable of greater pitch precision (E.g: Hercules 4-Mx has twice the precision of the older DJ Consoles.)
 
Thanks! :)

and about the Recording?
 
DJ Kuzuki wrote :

2) How can I record my sets on MAC? (Before I used a external sound card Hercules muse Pocket on Line to record the Master of My Mixer) but on MAC I don't know how to configure it... :S


At the moment it depends on what kind of soundcard you use and if you want to use the VDJ Notebook or a second PC/Notebook.

If you use a soundcard with enough inputs it will work like that.
> Connect the Mixer/Booth/Rec Output with a free input of your soundcard.
> It is needed to use the Advanced Config and there the command Record Loopback with the soundcard inputs.
http://www.virtualdj.com/images/pdf/VirtualDJ%207%20-%20Audio%20Setup%20Guide.pdf

Now when you press start record inside VDJ, you can Record your set.

If you don't have a soundcard with enough inputs, you can try it to use the Mac internal soundcard input for the Record Loopback.
But i heard from a lot user, it did not work and they get a disorting sound on the recorded files.

The next possible solution is to use two external soundcards and one of them for the Record Loopback.
I guess it nor really a option, while a Macbook has not that much USB slots.

The last option is the simpelst.
Use a second PC/Notebook and connect the Mixer/Booth/Rec Output to them an record it with a tool like audacity.
 
Thanks for all your Infos!!! :D
 


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