VCI-300 Sound Problem with ITCH
VCI-300 Sound Problem with ITCH Posted on: 11.05.2011 by Jonnie Redoble I just bought a VCI-300, and I am having a few problems. Well, one big problem actually. I've gone through a bunch of threads, and can't find a solution. The problem is that I have no audio coming out of my computers speakers when I'm in PC mode (in Serato ITCH).But as soon as I turn the VCI off, it turns into the "simple" ITCH mode, and I can hear the song fine. It's only when I have full control of the software that I can't hear it. I can hear it when I plug in directly into my amplifier, but there is no sound coming out of the PC. I have an M-Audio fast track pro, but that should not be the problem. I reinstalled everything to do with both of them, and still, nothing. I'm running OSX 10.6.7. If anyone has any ideas, please let me know. | |
| Tatum Ansaldo 12.05.2011 |
Originally Posted by max2584
no, you need to plug the controller directly into your amp/speakers. The Fast track Pro will have nothing to do with it. You want to be using the VCI's built in sound card. Sorry if I misunderstood. |
| Spencer Kilcoyne 12.05.2011 |
Originally Posted by max2584
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| Jonnie Redoble 11.05.2011 | I just bought a VCI-300, and I am having a few problems. Well, one big problem actually. I've gone through a bunch of threads, and can't find a solution. The problem is that I have no audio coming out of my computers speakers when I'm in PC mode (in Serato ITCH).But as soon as I turn the VCI off, it turns into the "simple" ITCH mode, and I can hear the song fine. It's only when I have full control of the software that I can't hear it. I can hear it when I plug in directly into my amplifier, but there is no sound coming out of the PC. I have an M-Audio fast track pro, but that should not be the problem. I reinstalled everything to do with both of them, and still, nothing. I'm running OSX 10.6.7. If anyone has any ideas, please let me know. |
| Jonnie Redoble 13.05.2011 | Yeah, I understand how running a sound card to a sound card would seem like a dumb idea, but it gives me the option to reroute it and use effects on the decks using live or other software. This delays the spending of a $250 vfx-1 for the time being. |
| Janyce Henningson 12.05.2011 | Soundcard into a soundcard ftw |
| Julissa Serrone 12.05.2011 | ^ this. Just plug speakers into the VCI. It has a sound card. |
| Tatum Ansaldo 12.05.2011 |
Originally Posted by max2584
no, you need to plug the controller directly into your amp/speakers. The Fast track Pro will have nothing to do with it. You want to be using the VCI's built in sound card. Sorry if I misunderstood. |
| Jonnie Redoble 12.05.2011 | No doubt. All hooked up now. Running it through the TS master jack inputs on the M-Audio Card. Works like a charm. Thanks again for the input. |
| Spencer Kilcoyne 12.05.2011 |
Originally Posted by max2584
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| Jonnie Redoble 12.05.2011 | So in that case, I just have to plug the controller directly into the external card. No chance on just having the sound come out of the computer I guess. Seems odd, but I'll just have to live with it. thanks for all the help guys. |
| Karolis Petrauskas 11.05.2011 | ^^ what my buddy haze said ^^ Once you plug it in your in full mode which actiavtes the vci's soundcard. Maybe a solution is some small powered pc speakers. Either that or use headphones and turn the knob to hear the mix rather than the cue. |
| Julissa Serrone 11.05.2011 | you won't hear it out of your computer if you have the VCI plugged in. The VCI "activates" the full program and requires the sound to come out of the VCI sound card. You can not use another soundcard to push the full version of Itch. |
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