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I have switched from DJay to CrossDJ. I cant figure out how to set it up to be able to play a track from deck A though my speakers, and listen to a track from deck B through my headphones that are hooked up through a USB sound card. Please help

Thanks!

welcome to mixvibes fourm,,lacking a little bit of info need you to regerster your software licence key in your profile user control panel/profile /serial #..
then we will need to know your system spec , operating system.,usb sc spec and maybe a link too,,
this info is nessary to offer solutions to get your software functioning the way you want..

Hi DJ sweet , take a look here: http://www.mixvibes.com/content/support ... -dj-le-faq

please regerster your software licence key on the fourm,,one of the benifits is updates to your software

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Why was this question left unanswered? I have the same question. Using Cross DJ 2.6.0 with a split audio jack cable but both sides come through all active speakers, both headphones and speaker system. Is this issue resolved or still standing. This will be a deal breaker if it cant be done and if support wont bother to address it.

the are similiar ,and some of the responces are the same ,,first get a chance to regerster on the fourm your software licence key ,, then give info as to your set up and especialy your audio set up ,...not shure about your deal breaker ,, not enuff info given ,

You can't use spilt on mac/PC you need a sound card

idris009 wrote:Using Cross DJ 2.6.0 with a split audio jack cable but both sides come through all active speakers, both headphones and speaker system. Is this issue resolved or still standing. This will be a deal breaker if it cant be done and if support wont bother to address it.

UncleVibes wrote:You can't use spilt on Mac/PC you need a sound card

Yes you can.
Choose 'Split Mono' as routing mode in the audio preferences.

Cheers,

thanks sylvain I never used before, no need to. So sorry for my previous answer.
Anyway you will get clear results with a real sound card with two stereo outputs... or with two sound cards and Asio4all as driver. Not that's expensive