Digital Vinyl HELP NEEDED!
Digital Vinyl HELP NEEDED! Posted on: 29.08.2013 by Marianne Salway So I have decided to move to digital vinyl and my only issue is I don't understand how to wire my set up? I have a Numark stereo io and I want to be able to use the mp3 music on my laptop on my vinyl using timecode but I want to play the sound through my laptop speakers, purely because my amps etc are all blown:/ and incase you need to know I am not using a mac, I'm running windows 8 | |
| Marianne Salway 29.08.2013 | So I have decided to move to digital vinyl and my only issue is I don't understand how to wire my set up? I have a Numark stereo io and I want to be able to use the mp3 music on my laptop on my vinyl using timecode but I want to play the sound through my laptop speakers, purely because my amps etc are all blown:/ and incase you need to know I am not using a mac, I'm running windows 8 |
| Yong Aptekar 31.08.2013 | Another option, pick up a bcd3000 controller, cheap. It has a sound card in it. Grab yourself some traktor time code, and a copy of mix xx. Mixxx is free. Turntables into the bcd, bcd into laptop, Mixxx on your laptop. Won't cost more than 200$ if you shop around. Read up on the community , there are lots of threads about various controllers with built in sound cards, and lots about basic setups. Check out the show your setup community , and see what people have put together on a budget. |
| Caleb Demillo 31.08.2013 | The Numark Stereo IO device will only let you connect one turntable to your laptop. You could hack together something like using a product like Ms. Pinky, or something with Virtual DJ, but you are looking at a world of frustration. Your best option is to go out and purchase Traktor Scratch Pro, or Serato... with interfaces, timecode vinyl, and cables. |
| Yong Aptekar 31.08.2013 | You need a traktor sound card, or certified mixer, OR a serato box with vinyl, OR equivalent Sound card and records. Do you have software yet? |
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