ezepeda32
Hi, I've been using my friend's version of the program for the last few weeks and I like it alot. He has the home ed., but he just uses it to mix at home - no turntables. I wanted to know the following before I purchased the program:
1. Can I use TCV with the Home Edition?
2. Where can I find a tutorial on how to set up my turntables/vinyls and get them working (or if someone can reply with a quick one that would be great!)?
3. I was considering investing in Serato Scratch Live, but I think VDJ is much better option because of the price difference. If I have turntables and a mixer already, how much will I have to spend total to get myself up and running?
4. what's the difference between HE and Pro?
If you have answers to any of these, I would much appreciate it. Thanks!!
1. Can I use TCV with the Home Edition?
2. Where can I find a tutorial on how to set up my turntables/vinyls and get them working (or if someone can reply with a quick one that would be great!)?
3. I was considering investing in Serato Scratch Live, but I think VDJ is much better option because of the price difference. If I have turntables and a mixer already, how much will I have to spend total to get myself up and running?
4. what's the difference between HE and Pro?
If you have answers to any of these, I would much appreciate it. Thanks!!
Posted Wed 07 Jun 06 @ 3:45 am
The_Unforgiven
1. As listed in Products -> Software - > Comparison:
There is no support for TCV/TCCD in Home Edition
2. You can find loads of info reading the Blogs . I know it´s not much help, but I´m sure someone else will give you more details in a minute...
3. You would need
4. Product Comparison
Hope it helps,
Dj Joe/Joaquin
There is no support for TCV/TCCD in Home Edition
2. You can find loads of info reading the Blogs . I know it´s not much help, but I´m sure someone else will give you more details in a minute...
3. You would need
- VDJ Pro -> $149.00 (otherwise you wont be able to use your mixer/TTs)
- A multichannel TCV compatible soundcard (price depends on which one you choose...)
4. Product Comparison
Hope it helps,
Dj Joe/Joaquin
Posted Wed 07 Jun 06 @ 4:56 am
The_Unforgiven
PS:
2. An example of how to connect TTs(with TCV) + Mixer + Maya44 + Laptop . Although there is probably more than one alternative. Let the experts answer that for you xD...
2. An example of how to connect TTs(with TCV) + Mixer + Maya44 + Laptop . Although there is probably more than one alternative. Let the experts answer that for you xD...
Posted Wed 07 Jun 06 @ 5:16 am
xeon
Dam's blog is perfect solution to connect TT to use with TC AND usual vinyls. If you don't need to use real vinyls, you won't need Y-splitters. So here is how it goes: TT (RCA cables) > maya44 (USB cable) > computer (signal goes again to maya44) > maya44 > external mixer (RCA cables) > amplifier > speakers
Posted Wed 07 Jun 06 @ 9:05 am
JeremK
So first of all, using the version of your friend, is illegal.
Now to answer your questions:
You will need to download the demo to test the TCVs as the HE isn't compatible.
To use the TCVs with VDJ you will need to buy:
-VDJ Pro: 149$ (Hurry up the price could go up when VDJ 4.0 is released. And Upgrade is free if you bought VDJ 3.4)
-2 TCVs: http://www.virtualdj.com/shop/
-An ASIO soundcard with at least 2 stereo inputs. Maya44usb/ESI U46DJ/M-Audio Delta 44/...
I recommend the ESI U46DJ which is 99€ in www.thomann.de
Now to answer your questions:
You will need to download the demo to test the TCVs as the HE isn't compatible.
To use the TCVs with VDJ you will need to buy:
-VDJ Pro: 149$ (Hurry up the price could go up when VDJ 4.0 is released. And Upgrade is free if you bought VDJ 3.4)
-2 TCVs: http://www.virtualdj.com/shop/
-An ASIO soundcard with at least 2 stereo inputs. Maya44usb/ESI U46DJ/M-Audio Delta 44/...
I recommend the ESI U46DJ which is 99€ in www.thomann.de
Posted Wed 07 Jun 06 @ 11:48 am