Please can someone help with my settings in Virtual dj 8 ( newest build ) can't finf picth sensitivity settings for timecode, how do I set it for optimum performance ?? I have tested the decks and had one track play a constant 85.05 bpm for almost a whole track, fluctuated during a break a little then went to a stable speed of 85.05 again, but most tracks are constantly fluctuating when mixing, as much as a bpm or 2 which is enough to train wreck a mix, am using concorde dj s needles, vdj 8 latest build, smart mode on timecode, not using the sync at all, have asus dual core I5 with 6gb ram and SSD harddrive, 2 x Numark NTX1000 pro turntables and a akai amx mixer , thanks
Posted Sat 03 Feb 18 @ 3:06 pm
I don't know the Settings for Timecode but when you give in VDJ 8 Optionen Searchfield: timecode in,the all settings with Timecode Come .
Here 2x Links over Timecode:
http://www.virtualdj.com/manuals/virtualdj8/settings/audiosetup/timecode.html
http://virtualdj.com/manuals/hardware/akai/amx/dvs.html
Greatings , Dirk
Here 2x Links over Timecode:
http://www.virtualdj.com/manuals/virtualdj8/settings/audiosetup/timecode.html
http://virtualdj.com/manuals/hardware/akai/amx/dvs.html
Greatings , Dirk
Posted Sat 03 Feb 18 @ 7:07 pm
Hi ,
Thanks for the reply, I know how to set it up, I just need to know how to tweak it to stop the fluctuations , thannks
Thanks for the reply, I know how to set it up, I just need to know how to tweak it to stop the fluctuations , thannks
Posted Sat 03 Feb 18 @ 8:45 pm
When I connect my vinyl turntables to my phono/line inputs, I keep getting a low signal sound regardless how much I adjust my gain. What should I do?
It is recommend that users connect the AMX to the USB port closest to their power supply. This USB port will draw the most power to their AMX controller. Since the AMX controller doesn't have a power supply, it only draws power from the USB port.
Can you try a usb hub or in the worst case another audio interface?
I used to have the same problem with my maya44, & that was also becouse the lvl's where too low.
Posted Sun 04 Feb 18 @ 9:28 am
You already have this topic, there is no need to open multiple topics for the same issue, as per forum rules.
Check the timecode tab on the options window and use calibrate there.
Look at the signal there to see if the signal is entering your computer clean. If not you may have to adjust gain, or check for cables or ground loop issues.
Check the timecode tab on the options window and use calibrate there.
Look at the signal there to see if the signal is entering your computer clean. If not you may have to adjust gain, or check for cables or ground loop issues.
Posted Mon 05 Feb 18 @ 10:56 am
Make sure your tone arms are set up properly. If you have too much or too little weight on them, it can cause fluctuations. Also make sure your anti-skate is set to zero.
Posted Tue 06 Feb 18 @ 2:06 pm
Thanks, I will try the anti skate at zero, I am unsure how to set the weight really, I will play around with it, thanks guys
Posted Tue 06 Feb 18 @ 10:46 pm
since you seem to be new to setting up a turntable maybe this article can help you with that https://blog.discogs.com/en/how-to-setup-your-turntable/
Posted Wed 07 Feb 18 @ 12:46 am
Thanks, much appreciated, I have done all that has been advised and am still getting fluctuations, maybe its because I am using serato performance control vinyl ?
Posted Thu 08 Feb 18 @ 12:28 am
That’s just how VDJ is, I’ve learned to deal with it over the years.
Maybe they can implement something like SDJ did??
Maybe they can implement something like SDJ did??
Posted Thu 08 Feb 18 @ 2:01 am
I never get fluctuations when I use my TT's. Everything is spot on.
Posted Thu 08 Feb 18 @ 1:03 pm
Fluctuations here to:
Brand new out of the box VDJ8 TimeCodes (White)
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VDJ 8.2
TT's - SL1200
New Pitch on both TT's & adjusted to specs.
SL2 Box
Latency at 8ms
Pitch Quality at 0
timecodeAntiSkip - 3
timecodeNeedleDropSync - NO
timecodePitchSliderIgnorBend - NO
timecodeSilence - 0.180000
=================================>
It only happens when the pitch is at +2, +3 & +4 on both TTs with Both VDJ8 TimeCodes.
It doesn't happen with Serato V2 Time Codes. I tested 4 Serato V2 Time Codes on both TT's and pitch was steady from -8 to +8.
You know what they say, if is not on video, it never happen.
Brand new out of the box VDJ8 TimeCodes (White)
=================================>
VDJ 8.2
TT's - SL1200
New Pitch on both TT's & adjusted to specs.
SL2 Box
Latency at 8ms
Pitch Quality at 0
timecodeAntiSkip - 3
timecodeNeedleDropSync - NO
timecodePitchSliderIgnorBend - NO
timecodeSilence - 0.180000
=================================>
It only happens when the pitch is at +2, +3 & +4 on both TTs with Both VDJ8 TimeCodes.
It doesn't happen with Serato V2 Time Codes. I tested 4 Serato V2 Time Codes on both TT's and pitch was steady from -8 to +8.
You know what they say, if is not on video, it never happen.
Posted Thu 08 Feb 18 @ 4:54 pm