Can the DDJ SX be used with Virtual Dj coz i really like Virtual Dj....am So used to it...
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hey Nick, as far as I know you CANNOT. My understanding is that Serato is exclusive for the DDJ SX. Having said that, it should not be too big a curve for you, the DDJ SX is WELL WORTH ANY ADJUSTMENT...
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I googled your question, and apparently it can be mapped, but only as a midi controller; meaning some of the features will not work perfectly. I wouldn't do it tough, because the controller is specially made to work with Serato and there are amazing features you'll miss using VDJ. My advice is, if you get this... learn serato. (Using it like a CDJ or even in sync mode). It'll take some time to get used to it, but it's one of the two most used professional DJ software in the world. A second option, could be to get the Pioneer DDJ Ergo, that's made for VDJ. Or, consider Traktor's software and hardware, that could be a nice transition from where you are used to play.
1892140
it mite be possible to use with virtual dj you mite have to download the controller to VDJ, but why use VDJ when you can use serato? serato is a great program.
1892141
Yes you can, I bought the ddjsx a year ago and only use it whit vdj but you should have the latest pro version 7.04 I guess, enjoy it!!!
1892142
It probably can be but trust me when I say that Serato is much more powerful than virtual dj. I too made the same switch and after a little getting used to, serato works pretty well.
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I don't think it is, but the way that the DDJ-SX is formatted physically fits perfectly with the Serato DJ system (which comes with it). Even if it was compatible, that would mean that several features/functions that are on the DDJ-SX mixer would have no purpose. Honestly, I had never mixed before, but I thought I'd invest now instead of buying a cheap one and a nicer one later.After a couple months of on and off usage (not much, maybe 20 minutes every couple of days) I'd pretty much got the hang of it (and I was too lazy to read the manual) and now, I'm quite fluid with my mixing.I highly recommend this mixer if you're going to invest in a relatively high quality mixing device. I don't think it is, but the way that the DDJ-SX is formatted physically fits perfectly with the Serato DJ system (which comes with it). Even if it was compatible, that would mean that several features/functions that are on the DDJ-SX mixer would have no purpose. Honestly, I had never mixed before, but I thought I'd invest now instead of buying a cheap one and a nicer one later.After a couple months of on and off usage (not much, maybe 20 minutes every couple of days) I'd pretty much got the hang of it (and I was too lazy to read the manual) and now, I'm quite fluid with... » Read More I don't think it is, but the way that the DDJ-SX is formatted physically fits perfectly with the Serato DJ system (which comes with it). Even if it was compatible, that would mean that several features/functions that are on the DDJ-SX mixer would have no purpose. Honestly, I had never mixed before, but I thought I'd invest now instead of buying a cheap one and a nicer one later.After a couple months of on and off usage (not much, maybe 20 minutes every couple of days) I'd pretty much got the hang of it (and I was too lazy to read the manual) and now, I'm quite fluid with my mixing.I highly recommend this mixer if you're going to invest in a relatively high quality mixing device. « Show Less
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I googled your question, and apparently it can be mapped, but only as a midi controller; meaning some of the features will not work perfectly. I wouldn't do it tough, because the controller is specially made to work with Serato and there are amazing features you'll miss using VDJ. My advice is, if you get this... learn serato. (Using it like a CDJ or even in sync mode). It'll take some time to get used to it, but it's one of the two most used professional DJ software in the world. A second option, could be to get the Pioneer DDJ Ergo, that's made for VDJ. Or, consider Traktor's software and hardware, that could be a nice transition from where you are used to play. I googled your question, and apparently it can be mapped, but only as a midi controller; meaning some of the features will not work perfectly. I wouldn't do it tough, because the controller is specially made to work with Serato and there are amazing features you'll miss using VDJ. My advice is, if you get this... learn serato. (Using it like a CDJ or even in sync mode). It'll take some time to get used to it, but it's one of the two most used professional DJ software in the world. A second option, could be to get the Pioneer DDJ Ergo, that's made for VDJ. Or, consider Traktor's software and... » Read More I googled your question, and apparently it can be mapped, but only as a midi controller; meaning some of the features will not work perfectly. I wouldn't do it tough, because the controller is specially made to work with Serato and there are amazing features you'll miss using VDJ. My advice is, if you get this... learn serato. (Using it like a CDJ or even in sync mode). It'll take some time to get used to it, but it's one of the two most used professional DJ software in the world. A second option, could be to get the Pioneer DDJ Ergo, that's made for VDJ. Or, consider Traktor's software and hardware, that could be a nice transition from where you are used to play. « Show Less
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You can use almost any controller with any software you just need to either download the mapping file or map the midi yourself. It also comes with Traktor which is a better software so you wouldn't need virtual dj.
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Thank you all for the response, I am seriously considering getting a couple of these for my mobile DJ setup. Your help is greatly appreciated!
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Comes with VirtualDJ LE. The Mixtrack Pro (not Mixtrack) can be used with SeratoDJ Intro which is free to download.
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I'm not sure about how the virtual DJ works but in order for any device to get its input or output from the U222 you must make sure that the settings for the sound are set to derive its signal using the USB Codec 2 signal which is the codec that the U222 uses to transmit its signal. This is also how you'll know that your operating system is interfacing with the U222 when you see this codec in the sound settings menu.
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Yes compatible. You might notice some features not working like the Serato mapping but most of the same features are available on VDJ with this controller. If you got a MAC you have to follow these instructions when switching from Serato to VDJ.While VirtualDJ is closed, goto Applications->Utilities->Audio Midi Setup. Choese from the menu to show the Midi Page. Rename the Pioneer as DDJ-S1 MIDI or DDJS1 or DDJ-S1 . One of those name should work. Every time you change the name of the device, open VirtualDJ and check if sees the device properly
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Virtual DJ should do the trick! You may want to test it out just incase. I tried out both DJay2 and Virtual DJ and they seemed to work fine.
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As far as I know, yes you can...it works with Virtual DJ, Serato and traktor...It is really amazing, you can do whatever you want with this controller...
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Yes it comes with a Virtual DJ disk which works really well. You can download Virtual DJ online but if you use the version on the disk they provide the software has a skin that matches the face of the controller. You can also download Serato DJ but the free version is very limited & unless you want to pay $200ish for the full version your way better off using Virtual DJ. I also paid $10.00 for Algoriddim DJ on my iPad & iPhone & it works perfect with the Wego.
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It comes with Virtual DJ LE CD, which you'll have to download for it to work. Cheers!
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I'm not sure. It depends on the dj'ing software that you get, because mine worked with some and slowed with others. I used the virtual DJ trial which allowed me to play for a few minutes at a time before prompting me to upgrade. I think Serato is a better platform but I haven't tried it with that yet. It is small so its just for me and my kids to pass the time with.
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That's exactly the idea. You connect it on the pc, and in one end the headphones and in the other the speakers. And in virtual dj config, you select dual channel and divide the sound between Left and Right.
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I use Virtual DJ. I hear you can use Traktor with it but I haven't tried and I think you might have to do some mapping with it. Good luck!
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Rekordbox is only for Pioneer CDJs I have the Numark Mixdeck Express it's an amazing tool for beginners DJs you can use Virtual DJ 8 with it, also the box includes a serato DJ software that you can use with it
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Actually It can be used with traktor, the thing is you have to find the proper configuration for it mapping all the buttons and functions to it. You can try it out see if it works out for you. On virtual DJ its more easier but it all depends on your style
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Its not really a mixer for dj use. You need a mixer with a usb out. This one does not have that.
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Virtual DJ and Trakkor are more or less "plug-and-play". I would imagine its not to difficult to map other software to it http://www.adjaudio.com/ProductDetails.aspx?ItemNumber=1460&Category=23