Can't hear the next track in the cue on my headphones, why? I am new to this mixer, but need to know, so I can mix right
1037194
Is your Config right? Do you have your volume up? Do you have the right cue selected?
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First of all, make sure you know which deck you have the track loaded into (A-B-C-or D). Make sure to press the "CUE" button on the next deck you are mixing into. If you haven't already, make sure you have the cue/mix knob turned all of the way to the cue side. Also make sure to adjust your cue volume with the cue volume knob next to the cue/mix knob accordingly. If the problem persists, check which software you are using. Look for answers to "Cueing porblems" on google with your software. If that doesn't work, try a different pair of headphones, or contact Numark for further assistance. First of all, make sure you know which deck you have the track loaded into (A-B-C-or D). Make sure to press the "CUE" button on the next deck you are mixing into. If you haven't already, make sure you have the cue/mix knob turned all of the way to the cue side. Also make sure to adjust your cue volume with the cue volume knob next to the cue/mix knob accordingly. If the problem persists, check which software you are using. Look for answers to "Cueing porblems" on google with your software. If that doesn't work, try a different pair of headphones, or contact Numark for... » Read More First of all, make sure you know which deck you have the track loaded into (A-B-C-or D). Make sure to press the "CUE" button on the next deck you are mixing into. If you haven't already, make sure you have the cue/mix knob turned all of the way to the cue side. Also make sure to adjust your cue volume with the cue volume knob next to the cue/mix knob accordingly. If the problem persists, check which software you are using. Look for answers to "Cueing porblems" on google with your software. If that doesn't work, try a different pair of headphones, or contact Numark for further assistance. « Show Less
1037196
It's tricky. You have to have the right settings on your computer and your dj program. What are you running ?
1534937
are you using any kind of channel mixer? Or are you going straight into a powered speaker? I find that when you don't use a mixer, you have less control. If you are using a mixer, try lowering the bass to near 0. That being said, once you have a grip on the mic, it shouldn't be making noises, if you're getting noises when being passed around from hand to hand, then all I can say is that you'll get that with almost any mic this price range.
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I'd like to know the same. It happened to me exactly you described and my headphone only plays on one side and it's very disturbing to have to fixed it every other stroke. If you find that out let me know. Tks Claudia
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I agree with the other two posters, call the technical service and go over it with them. Since I have never bought a second set of headphones I'm not quit sure what the hookup procedure is. You could have defective headphones or there is a simple trick to make them work.Mike
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Try REVERSING the cable. The SHORT plug should be inserted in one of the headphones, left or right, and the LONG plug into the music source. Just a thought.
222977
This equalizes a mono signal and your headphones are probably stereo. Not only that, but the signal coming out of this equalizer needs to be amplified, I doubt you could hear anything if you simply plugged in your headphones to this unit. You may want to Google search "headphone equalizer".
79070
Nothing happens. It's left in your CPU all the software are drivers for S4. If you are talking about Traktor software, than you can use it with other mixers
295635
It's probably not the box, perhaps your headphones? I own one of these and I get an awesome EQ mix between my vocals, organ, and Fantom G8 sources. Check into a new headset and see if it solves the problem! I'd recommend a headset used for monitoring (Shure, Audio Technica, Sennheiser), they work best! Hope this helps.
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It depends what software you are using and what sound card hardware you have. You should have separate stereo outputs like "front" and "rear" or if you have a laptop you might only have the single headphone jack. If that is the case you will have to split your stereo output into "left" for the cue and "right" to be played out to the PA system.
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Well, when I tried recording I didn't hear my vocal on track 2 over the instruments on track 1. So I have a question in my answer. Will it play back an existing track and a new track (a vocal) through the headphones? I'm so frustrated. Meanwhile, I got a new microphone from Amazon. Everything's brand spankin' new. Luv to hear what I sound like when I'm recording. HELP!
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While this particular unit is not designed for this, you COULD do it if you used the headphone output (one of them) to send the signal out to the main mixer. If you do this, you would NOT want to use any inputs from the main mixer into the Rolls, just an input from your mic and input from your keyboard. Not ideal, and the main mixer would be getting a "headphone level" signal sent to it. Could introduce unwanted noise because that would be an unbalanced signal.
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idk, it could be a multiple of things, my guess would be, play one side of the deck and swap the needles to see if it still humms . you need to find out if its the turntable or the mixer first. try to plug in turntable straight into the amp without the mixer to see if it still humms, if so, maybe the red and whites,ground on the turntable are bad.. it could be your main red and white cables from your amp to mixer, check to see if your amp humms without dj setup connected to it, does it humm when your listing in the headphones??, maybe reinstall software.. i know this stuff is a real headache, especially when u pay top dollar for an item like this, goodluck idk, it could be a multiple of things, my guess would be, play one side of the deck and swap the needles to see if it still humms . you need to find out if its the turntable or the mixer first. try to plug in turntable straight into the amp without the mixer to see if it still humms, if so, maybe the red and whites,ground on the turntable are bad.. it could be your main red and white cables from your amp to mixer, check to see if your amp humms without dj setup connected to it, does it humm when your listing in the headphones??, maybe reinstall software.. i know this stuff is a real... » Read More idk, it could be a multiple of things, my guess would be, play one side of the deck and swap the needles to see if it still humms . you need to find out if its the turntable or the mixer first. try to plug in turntable straight into the amp without the mixer to see if it still humms, if so, maybe the red and whites,ground on the turntable are bad.. it could be your main red and white cables from your amp to mixer, check to see if your amp humms without dj setup connected to it, does it humm when your listing in the headphones??, maybe reinstall software.. i know this stuff is a real headache, especially when u pay top dollar for an item like this, goodluck « Show Less
968837
Are you asking, is there a space between when one track ends and another begins? That answer is yes. Works the same for WAV as well.
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AbsolutlyYou would need your gain set properly off of your mixing consoleMark
1751670
I'm fairly certain the mixer puts out a constant volume through USB. So, you need to adjust the recording level on the mixer's "sound card".
1503535
I had the same issue when I first got my Tascam DR-100. You need to make sure that in the INPUT SETTING within the menu MONITOR is turned off. If it's on then audio will only play through the headphones even if the switch on the back is set to speaker. I hope that helps.
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I have not had any issues with my set. You should make sure you do not have another microphone hooked up to same system. That would cause feedback through headphone. if feedback is not the case I would return.