kontrol x1
kontrol x1 Posted on: 27.10.2012 by Georgette Telesco How can I connect 2 X1's on my mixer? do I need a sound card like the Audio 10?I have the DJM 800 And 2 CDJ's 2000, would like to have a digital set up. | |
| Georgette Telesco 28.10.2012 |
Originally Posted by fullenglishpint
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| Georgette Telesco 27.10.2012 | How can I connect 2 X1's on my mixer? do I need a sound card like the Audio 10? I have the DJM 800 And 2 CDJ's 2000, would like to have a digital set up. |
| Tatum Ansaldo 28.10.2012 | If you have 2000s, you can aggregate their built in sound cards into one device and use that as your traktor output. Pioneer have guides or you can google 'aggregate sound card' for your operating system. |
| Georgette Telesco 28.10.2012 | Thanks for all that information I truly appreciate it. I have the CDJ 2000's and the DJM 800, I am trying to put together a digital set up. Thanks |
| Georgette Telesco 28.10.2012 |
Originally Posted by fullenglishpint
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| Leeanna Ayla 27.10.2012 | The X1's are midi controllers that connect to your computer. They have nothing to do with sound, but are essentially just a type of fancy keyboard that are made to control Traktor. As far as a sound interface goes you need at least an Audio 8 to use all four channels of the 800. You would connect the sound card to the computer and the sound from Traktor travels out of the USB to the sound card where you take RCA's from the outs on the sound card and plug them into the ins on the mixer. Traktor pro and at least one X1 to control the transport of Traktor. If you want to use CDJ's or turntables that's a whole other discussion. |
| Tatum Ansaldo 27.10.2012 | In that case, the mixer doesn't have a built in sound card so yes you need an external. Now you just need to decide how many outputs you need. |
| Georgette Telesco 28.10.2012 | Djm 800 |
| Tatum Ansaldo 27.10.2012 | You connect them to your computer via USB, not to the mixer. Which mixer are you using? Please give some more details about your setup so we can give better advice. |
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