Cant pre cue tracks through headphones

[imajez]

And this a link to a shot of how I get to choose either, but not both of my outputs in Cross DJ Free.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/ixbb5ufmqqy56 ... gs%202.jpg

[daniel clark]

the first hurdle you mean giving you a software for free,,without limitations ,,, guess micro soft gave out win 8 to see if you could get use to it,,with out the expectations of you to purches it ,, bill gate goes to the bank and disagrees with your out look ,
what free ver of tractor have you tried lately,,how about seeing if there is a seroto free version to use ,, sorry to disapoint you but glad you like the software to take the time to get use to it ,,and
welcome to mixvibes fourm
:cool:

[imajez]

:eek: the first hurdle you mean giving you a software for free,,without limitations ,,, guess micro soft gave out win 8 to see if you could get use to it,,with out the expectations of you to purches it ,, bill gate goes to the bank and disagrees with your out look ,
what free ver of tractor have you tried lately,,how about seeing if there is a seroto free version to use ,, sorry to disapoint you but glad you like the software to take the time to get use to it ,,and

I'm guessing you are not a native English speaker as you seem to have missed what the colloquialism 'falling at first hurdle' means. It means stumbling or failing to do a task at very outset. Nothing to do with price of software.
Besides I've used trial or free versions of many types of software. Some are time limited 30 days or say to a 30 minute session, some are feature limited, or maybe you cannot save without a watermark or similar. But none are that I recall ever limited in a way you cannot use the basic functionality. Which is the issue here. Not being able to cue/use headphones is extremely limiting and makes the software unusable in a normal DJ situation.

[imajez]

Oh and I did try Win 8 for free actually. It was a time limited pre release version. But there's no Win only software that is currently essential to me, so I've not bought it. I only use my Macs now my as my ageing Windows kit is not powerful enough to run my current software. Heck even my Macs struggle at times!!

[daniel clark]

no not a native english speaking person ,, from america,,so that my handicap ,,but knowledge is not ,, understand the termonology of first hurdle it there for a reason ,, to see if you want to run the course or gonna fall flat on your face agreed certain limitations are chosen by software manufactures this typ of hurdle gives you the chance to experience the software ,,so it your choice to run the race or get off the course ,, just like it was the choice of the powers that be to put this limitattion on their software

[imajez]

But I cannot test or 'experience' the software if the limitation makes it unusable. And you do not seem to know whether that is actually the case anyway or whether there's a bug.

So I'd be grateful if someone from Mixvibes can confirm whether or not there is no headphone/cue output on the free/trial version. If not you've lost a potential customer for the full version and the U-Mix Control Pro 2. I simply do not buy software that I cannot try out properly.

[daniel clark]

its a limitation set up in Cross free ,,if you look at the screen shot of Cross audio set up ,,wether you have only one set of out puts or more you have avaibility to use them,,,,sorry my english took so long to convey this but ,,never use or saw the set up for Cross free
but do have the control pro2 ,,and pro ,, good piece of gear ,,

[imajez]

Bump!

So I'd be grateful if someone from MixVibes can confirm whether or not there is no headphone/cue output on the free/trial version. If not you've lost a potential customer for the full version and the U-Mix Control Pro 2. I simply do not buy software that I cannot try out properly.

[daniel clark]

:cool: your sreen shot of Cross DJ free
my screen shot of Cross audio set up

[sylMV]

Cross DJ Free has no separate output for pre-cueing, cause it's free.
Cross DJ has this feature.