Hi, I have a friend that let me use his Pioneer CDJ1000 CD Players so I can try them in Virtual DJ. I made them work with Virtual Timecode Pro, but I got a couple of issues. First, the pitch sorta kinda move by itself, it doesn't mantain the song mix up, I have to be pushing the CD player to have it mix, second, the cue is not perfect like the midi controller I have which is the BCD 3000 (not the best but it works for me). I'm giving it a try because I'm thinking in buying the machines from my friend. Can anybody help me to set them up so I can made a decision of buying them or not. Thanks for the help.....
Posted Mon 08 Mar 10 @ 7:47 pm
First of all set the CDJ's to vinyl mode, this will give a more constant timecode signal to VDJ, and therefore better performance.
And secondly make sure you have 100% timecode signal in the timecode configuration.
You can adjust the pitch sensitivity in the debug view (at timecode settings)
Posted Tue 09 Mar 10 @ 1:15 am
Thanks for the response. I have played with the timecode settings for a while. I been moving the pitch sensitivity but it still doesn't set up the cue were it should be. I do it seperate both decks because there settings should be depending of what songs it have on deck. Will it happens because the song has too much space of intro? I haven't checked that. Thanks again for the help.
Posted Wed 10 Mar 10 @ 1:24 pm
Hey dj-in-norway, I finally made the CDJ 1000 work properly. I heve been playing with them for a couple of days until I felt them working properly. Right know my only concern is that the pitch moves by itself a little bit, but I can work with that. Thanks again for your help. I appreciate it....
Posted Fri 12 Mar 10 @ 8:38 pm
Hi am using my pioneers (cdj-1000) with VDJ and when I put in the timecode cd I am only getting 1% to 3% quailty on the timecode config. I burned the timecode using itunes and onto a normal cd???? Any one know what to do??????
Posted Sat 09 Oct 10 @ 5:56 am
Did you use the Pro grade audio signal?
http://www.virtualdj.com/products/timecode/cd.html
http://www.virtualdj.com/products/timecode/cd.html
Posted Sat 09 Oct 10 @ 2:58 pm