A tutorial showing how to hook up a pair of pioneer cdj 2000 decks to act as controllers and audio interfaces for Virtual DJ. This will work with any normal DJ mixer and all you need are the CDJ2000s and 2 USB cables. CDJ 900s and 850s will work just the same, but obviously some of the features are different on each player and the info that the screens display are different. If advanced HID isn't working for you, you may need to update your firmware. The Pioneer ASIO drivers and latest firmware can be downloaded from here: CDJ2000 www.pioneer.eu CDJ900 www.pioneer.eu CDJ 850 www.pioneer.eu Be sure to carefully read to firmware update instructions, you have to hold down certain buttons when you turn the players on and then insert a usb stick with the firmware on. The midi/HID drivers are automatically installed when you plug in the CDJ using the USB cable. Any questions or comments, just ask. If you're looking for instructions for Mac... It's similar to in the video, but BEFORE you start Virtual DJ, need to download and install the "CDJ Aggregator for mac". www.pioneer.eu Then connect the CDJs in the way shown in the video. Before you start virtual dj, run the "CDJ agregator" and you should be fine. The software makes the 2 separate sound cards in the CDJs appear as just one soundcard (no idea why a mac can only use one sound card at a time, but that's what you have to do). In the sound set-up of Virtual DJ there won't be an "ASIO" option, but there should still be an ...
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Friday, 8 February 2013
Pioneer CDJ 2000 & Virtual DJ on PC Set-Up Tutorial
Pioneer CDJ 2000 & Virtual DJ on PC Set-Up Tutorial Video Clips. Duration : 4.20 Mins.
A tutorial showing how to hook up a pair of pioneer cdj 2000 decks to act as controllers and audio interfaces for Virtual DJ. This will work with any normal DJ mixer and all you need are the CDJ2000s and 2 USB cables. CDJ 900s and 850s will work just the same, but obviously some of the features are different on each player and the info that the screens display are different. If advanced HID isn't working for you, you may need to update your firmware. The Pioneer ASIO drivers and latest firmware can be downloaded from here: CDJ2000 www.pioneer.eu CDJ900 www.pioneer.eu CDJ 850 www.pioneer.eu Be sure to carefully read to firmware update instructions, you have to hold down certain buttons when you turn the players on and then insert a usb stick with the firmware on. The midi/HID drivers are automatically installed when you plug in the CDJ using the USB cable. Any questions or comments, just ask. If you're looking for instructions for Mac... It's similar to in the video, but BEFORE you start Virtual DJ, need to download and install the "CDJ Aggregator for mac". www.pioneer.eu Then connect the CDJs in the way shown in the video. Before you start virtual dj, run the "CDJ agregator" and you should be fine. The software makes the 2 separate sound cards in the CDJs appear as just one soundcard (no idea why a mac can only use one sound card at a time, but that's what you have to do). In the sound set-up of Virtual DJ there won't be an "ASIO" option, but there should still be an ...
A tutorial showing how to hook up a pair of pioneer cdj 2000 decks to act as controllers and audio interfaces for Virtual DJ. This will work with any normal DJ mixer and all you need are the CDJ2000s and 2 USB cables. CDJ 900s and 850s will work just the same, but obviously some of the features are different on each player and the info that the screens display are different. If advanced HID isn't working for you, you may need to update your firmware. The Pioneer ASIO drivers and latest firmware can be downloaded from here: CDJ2000 www.pioneer.eu CDJ900 www.pioneer.eu CDJ 850 www.pioneer.eu Be sure to carefully read to firmware update instructions, you have to hold down certain buttons when you turn the players on and then insert a usb stick with the firmware on. The midi/HID drivers are automatically installed when you plug in the CDJ using the USB cable. Any questions or comments, just ask. If you're looking for instructions for Mac... It's similar to in the video, but BEFORE you start Virtual DJ, need to download and install the "CDJ Aggregator for mac". www.pioneer.eu Then connect the CDJs in the way shown in the video. Before you start virtual dj, run the "CDJ agregator" and you should be fine. The software makes the 2 separate sound cards in the CDJs appear as just one soundcard (no idea why a mac can only use one sound card at a time, but that's what you have to do). In the sound set-up of Virtual DJ there won't be an "ASIO" option, but there should still be an ...
Saturday, 29 December 2012
Computer in your DJ set-up #1 connecting your computer to your mixer.
Computer in your DJ set-up #1 connecting your computer to your mixer. Tube. Duration : 15.17 Mins.
This is video 1 in a series of videos about connecting your computer to your DJ set-up. This video is about connecting 2 stereo channels of audio into your mixer to use DJ software with an external mixer. The appropriate links are bellow. Here is the link for the Behringer UCA 202. (the place I got It from) www.htfr.com they do also ship world-wide. If you cant get hold of the UCA 202 or don't want to use one than another alternative is the CITRONIC AC1, its a bit more expensive but its pretty much the same thing, also the NUMARK STEREO IO, again pretty much the same thing similar price. Links for these bellow. CITRONIC AC1 www.htfr.com NUMARK STEREO IO www.htfr.com also a good place to get cheap audio cables , some links bellow. RCA to RCA (Phono to Phono) www.htfr.com & RCA to 3.5mm stereo jack (Phono to jack) www.htfr.com Thank you for watching, NICE ONE!!!
This is video 1 in a series of videos about connecting your computer to your DJ set-up. This video is about connecting 2 stereo channels of audio into your mixer to use DJ software with an external mixer. The appropriate links are bellow. Here is the link for the Behringer UCA 202. (the place I got It from) www.htfr.com they do also ship world-wide. If you cant get hold of the UCA 202 or don't want to use one than another alternative is the CITRONIC AC1, its a bit more expensive but its pretty much the same thing, also the NUMARK STEREO IO, again pretty much the same thing similar price. Links for these bellow. CITRONIC AC1 www.htfr.com NUMARK STEREO IO www.htfr.com also a good place to get cheap audio cables , some links bellow. RCA to RCA (Phono to Phono) www.htfr.com & RCA to 3.5mm stereo jack (Phono to jack) www.htfr.com Thank you for watching, NICE ONE!!!
Friday, 28 December 2012
Intro to Mixer and Basic live sound setup: Stage Snake/Monitor Mix Overveiw
Intro to Mixer and Basic live sound setup: Stage Snake/Monitor Mix Overveiw Tube. Duration : 10.02 Mins.
This is just an overview of what I covered in the "Intro to Mixer" series . I hope this helps everyone who watches this video. I apologize that I was rambling on.
This is just an overview of what I covered in the "Intro to Mixer" series . I hope this helps everyone who watches this video. I apologize that I was rambling on.
Saturday, 22 December 2012
Computer in your DJ set-up #2 connecting your mixer to your computer.
Computer in your DJ set-up #2 connecting your mixer to your computer. Tube. Duration : 13.50 Mins.
This is video 2 in a series of videos about connecting your computer to your DJ set-up. This video is about connecting your dj set-up to your computer in order to record your mix or sample. The appropriate links are bellow. Here is a link for the RCA Y splitter I mentioned in the video (you may get cheaper else were, but they are a reputable dealer) here is the link for the cheaper solid type connector. www.maplin.co.uk here is the link for the cable type. (more expensive but much easer to work with) www.maplin.co.uk Here is the link for the Behringer UCA 202. (the place I got It from) www.htfr.com they do also ship world-wide. If you cant get hold of the UCA 202 or don't want to use one than another alternative is the CITRONIC AC1, its a bit more expensive but its pretty much the same thing, also the NUMARK STEREO IO, again pretty much the same thing similar price. Links for these bellow. CITRONIC AC1 www.htfr.com NUMARK STEREO IO www.htfr.com also a good place to get cheap audio cables , some links bellow. RCA to RCA (Phono to Phono) www.htfr.com & RCA to 3.5mm stereo jack (Phono to jack) www.htfr.com Thank you for watching, NICE ONE!!!
This is video 2 in a series of videos about connecting your computer to your DJ set-up. This video is about connecting your dj set-up to your computer in order to record your mix or sample. The appropriate links are bellow. Here is a link for the RCA Y splitter I mentioned in the video (you may get cheaper else were, but they are a reputable dealer) here is the link for the cheaper solid type connector. www.maplin.co.uk here is the link for the cable type. (more expensive but much easer to work with) www.maplin.co.uk Here is the link for the Behringer UCA 202. (the place I got It from) www.htfr.com they do also ship world-wide. If you cant get hold of the UCA 202 or don't want to use one than another alternative is the CITRONIC AC1, its a bit more expensive but its pretty much the same thing, also the NUMARK STEREO IO, again pretty much the same thing similar price. Links for these bellow. CITRONIC AC1 www.htfr.com NUMARK STEREO IO www.htfr.com also a good place to get cheap audio cables , some links bellow. RCA to RCA (Phono to Phono) www.htfr.com & RCA to 3.5mm stereo jack (Phono to jack) www.htfr.com Thank you for watching, NICE ONE!!!
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