Pre cuing?
Pre cuing? Posted on: 21.09.2012 by Rocio Deveny hey guys!i was wondering is i can pre cue my tracks with traktor without using an external sound card. i use my laptop couple speaker and and ipad so no external sound card! is it possible to still pre cue with that kinda set up? its a pretty noobish question :P but i could manage to find an answer online so i hope i get one from u guys ! thank you | |
| Rocio Deveny 24.09.2012 |
Originally Posted by boarderbas
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| Eloy Kiepke 23.09.2012 |
Originally Posted by DJDoubleYou
What you COULD do is get an 1/8 Stereo splitter adapter that will separate the left and right channels into mono. Then you can plug it into your headphone jack. You can send the left side of the stereo channel to your headphones and the other to the main. but that sucks.... I dunno what your situation is, but for like $50 you can get a cheap sound card that will send two actual channels |
| Rocio Deveny 21.09.2012 | hey guys! i was wondering is i can pre cue my tracks with traktor without using an external sound card. i use my laptop couple speaker and and ipad so no external sound card! is it possible to still pre cue with that kinda set up? its a pretty noobish question :P but i could manage to find an answer online so i hope i get one from u guys ! thank you |
| Meridith Betsinger 02.10.2012 | dual stereo usb soundcard options under a hundred bucks are Numark DJ I/O Interface MixVibes U-MIX 44 Native Instruments Audio 2 dj there's also the option of getting a standard usb soundcard for 20 bucks and aggregating the soundcards (so they appear as one on your mixing software and you're free to route the signals whichever way you want monitor/master output) |
| Deangelo Boender 01.10.2012 | buying an s2 or s4 just for the integrated sound card is a bit excessive. I stand by the NI Audio 2, it has the best sound quality and highest gain compared to other sound cards in its price range. |
| Kiyoko Wellisch 01.10.2012 | The S2? As in the NI Traktor controller? Seems a bit much if you just want a soundcard. |
| Rocio Deveny 24.09.2012 |
Originally Posted by boarderbas
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| Evia Nitch 24.09.2012 | Most laptop soundcards are not too great. Getting a cheap one (theres a sub $20 one on teh community here) won't be setting you back too much in audio quality. |
| Rocio Deveny 24.09.2012 | Yeh I tried the audio splitter but it sucks, I have 2 options tbh to buy a cheap sounds card or get NI s2, I thought I get the sound card and save up more to get the s4!, but I duno |
| Celine Surico 23.09.2012 | Get a NI Audio 2. |
| Eloy Kiepke 23.09.2012 |
Originally Posted by DJDoubleYou
What you COULD do is get an 1/8 Stereo splitter adapter that will separate the left and right channels into mono. Then you can plug it into your headphone jack. You can send the left side of the stereo channel to your headphones and the other to the main. but that sucks.... I dunno what your situation is, but for like $50 you can get a cheap sound card that will send two actual channels |
| Kellie Myrum 23.09.2012 | It would be possible if your laptop have two outputs. One line and second for headphones which most of laptops doesn't support. |
| Era Roka 21.09.2012 | If you have an Headphone out on your laptop, that's possible. Jut go to tha audio setup and select the monitor output (cue-ing) and you master (what the crowd hears). |
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