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Cross DJ setup with iPad remote

PostPosted: 05 Jul 2011, 15:00
by cross360
I am trying to setup my Cross DJ and iPad remote on my laptop with my normal internal soundcard. If I'm using my Virtual DJ and Virtual DJ remote i use the setup split mono then plug my left becomes my left deck and the right my right deck so then i can just plug it into my mixer with another splitter. This make me able to use my mixer with the cue etc... how can I acheive something similar with Cross DJ and iPad remote..? I like more your software to mix but can't get it to work the way i would like too....

Im using a normal lenovo I5 laptop and
a Mixer Behringer 3 channel + iPad 2

Re: Cross DJ setup with iPad remote

PostPosted: 05 Jul 2011, 15:57
by Jim B
How have you set your Audio Routing up in CrossDJ?

Re: Cross DJ setup with iPad remote

PostPosted: 05 Jul 2011, 16:08
by community@MixVibes
Hello, if you want to use your U-Mix Remote, you need to configure it with Cross DJ, if your U-Mix Remote does not work, please do a screen shot of your setup in order for me to understand why your setup is not working!

Re: Cross DJ setup with iPad remote

PostPosted: 05 Jul 2011, 16:52
by cross360
Cross DJ and U-Mix Remote works perfectly but i cannot listen to the cue from my mixer... if i use split mono im not able to acheive what i can do with virtual DJ and remote virtual DJ... which is taking my stereo to RCA laptop cable and plug the left into line 1 of my mixer with a rca spliter then do the same with line 2 so i can use the full fonctionnality of my mixer... i did try to setup the routing in the setup but all my option didn't work properly...

Re: Cross DJ setup with iPad remote

PostPosted: 05 Jul 2011, 17:14
by Hannes
afaik this wont work in Cross.

You´ll need at least a interface with 2-stereo-outs.

I know it works in vdj, cause it then sends mono-signal for each channel, which you can of course split to "mono-stereo", but I´m not so shure how this degrades the sound.
Offtopic.HorsSujet!
from my experience splitting a mono-signal leads to rolled off highs, same goes if you take a stereo-signal and send it mono (anyone with a Pioneer djm will know what i mean)