How listen my music, and mix with control box ?
575069
I've never lined music into the module, but you can definitely line out to a mixer, a guitar amp, a usb interface, and most usefully - midi.
575070
It is by no means a ROLAND ~~ But each trigger can be programmed to 120 different sounds !!! I knew it wasn't a top of the line model and when I record it gets the job DONE !!!! There is a 3.5mm input for your MP34 or Ipod....Well worth the $$$ Highly recommend !!
183561
Touch base with M-Audio...but the thing is you shouldn't even need a driver. Macs automatically plug-n-play especially with GarageBand
351485
You can control the music both ways, the only thing is it doesn't display the music information in the MMI
1312929
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.
615615
No software accompanies this controller. Most music software you buy these days is able to be controlled via MIDI by this device. It's a generic controller.
1975990
There is not a formal vortexbox app that I am aware of. I have been using an app called audioremote which works fine. There is not much instruction that comes with the vortexbox, so set up can be be a bit daunting.
99970
Yes, you can. That's exactly what I do. Connect input and output to your sound card to both record in and listen back through this stereo mixer.
1347094
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!
1022736
If it is in MTP mode or Auto Detect (default) then you can use Windows Media Player. If it's in MSC, then you can just drag and drop your music.
373558
No you can't. It isn't programmable with custom loop tracks or sounds. What comes on it is all you get.
33002
The mixing board comes with a cd to instal Virtual Dj. That's what you use to mix and upload music to.
650579
You probably want a mixer. http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=sr_kk_1?rh=i%3Aelectronics%2Ck%3Aaudio+mixer&keywords;=audio+mixer&ie;=UTF8&qid;=1429283504
532625
Asign a channel for the controller and keep that channel open in you mixer. Make sure your volume is all the way up. my set up is from the controller to my mixer (channel 3 because I have my cd player connected to channel 1 and 2) and from there to my amps
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Hi, The CTRL Room Left and Right jacks next to the main mix jacks is for the monitors. The level/volume for those jacks is controlled by the Ctrl Room/headphone volume knob. Here is a link to the quick start guide: https://www.altoproaudio.com/downloads/ZMX122FX%20-%20Quickstart%20Guide%20-%20v1.3.pdf Good Luck, It is a nice little mixing board. Very happy with mine.
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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
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Use an internal Sound card to interface to your DAW or for a 3.5mm jack use a monitoring control to manage your flow like PreSonus Monitor Station Studio Control Center or the one that I personally have and like is the Samson C-control Control Room Matrix which is configurable to what ever setup you have. Depending on your desire you may need the Samson C-que8 4-Channel Headphone Amplifier, but both is cheaper than the Presonus setup (even though I have mostly PreSonus shop).
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There are two main ways to connect your instruments to your PC to access the software; one is to buy an audio interface; this is a very basic setup in which you can plug a guitar or instrument into the interface which then sends the data via USB to your software; you also monitor output through the interface. The second way, this is how I do it, is to buy a small mixer which has what is referred to as a "control room" section; this allows you to hook instruments, mics etc to the mixer, feed them into the computer through the PC's line in jack, and monitor the output without creating a feedback loop; I like it best because you don't have to worry about that awful latency problem, the delay between playing and hearing what you played... with this setup you can hook up as many instruments as there are inputs on the mixer; if you play keyboards at all, consider buying a midi controller keyboard, these usually require only a single USB cable to send the signal in and power the keyboard itself, and Mixcraft6 recognized my old midi controller without my having to reinstall the drivers, which was excellent... hope this wasn't too wordy to understand; bottom line, I think buying a mixer is your best bet; you can use headphones or hook it up to a stereo system and listen through speakers.