the_smelly_smurf
I just bought a DJ Console Rmx and I was wondering if I could use my laptop speakers (with laptop soundcard) as the master out but also use the soundcard in the DJ Console Rmx to preview a track (headphones) without it playing on the master out?
Inviato Wed 02 Feb 11 @ 2:05 pm
the_smelly_smurf
I should say I'm running VDJ Pro 7.0.2 on W7 x64 using the 2010 Hercules Drivers and my current audio config is:
Inviato Wed 02 Feb 11 @ 4:46 pm
si1988uk
You can do it using advanced config.
Select "Advanced Config"
Set Master as your laptop soundcard.
Set Headphones as the hercules RMX soundcard output 3&4 (If that don't work try 1&2; it depends on what the hercules driver is set to do).
I had to do this with a mixer that had a soundcard (only 1 audio output) and had to use headphones plugged into the laptop, which resulted in delay... So I have to warn you there may be a delay in the sound between the 2 soundcards.
Si
Select "Advanced Config"
Set Master as your laptop soundcard.
Set Headphones as the hercules RMX soundcard output 3&4 (If that don't work try 1&2; it depends on what the hercules driver is set to do).
I had to do this with a mixer that had a soundcard (only 1 audio output) and had to use headphones plugged into the laptop, which resulted in delay... So I have to warn you there may be a delay in the sound between the 2 soundcards.
Si
Inviato Thu 03 Feb 11 @ 3:34 am
DJ Phatso
Or another possibility:
Keep your current audio configuration set to the Rmx, and run a wire from the Main Output 1/2 to the Line Input of your laptop.
Enable the Stereo mix so that the input signal comes through to the speakers , and voilà!
Using multiple soundcards for the audio configuration of a software (when possible) is always risky because the cards may not want to "collaborate" together, which in turn, might create more headaches for you...
Keep your current audio configuration set to the Rmx, and run a wire from the Main Output 1/2 to the Line Input of your laptop.
Enable the Stereo mix so that the input signal comes through to the speakers , and voilà!
Using multiple soundcards for the audio configuration of a software (when possible) is always risky because the cards may not want to "collaborate" together, which in turn, might create more headaches for you...
Inviato Thu 03 Feb 11 @ 7:10 am