Home 2023 Forums Digital DJ Gear Anybody own a Denon DJ MC3000?

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  • #38758
    DJFricks
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    Actually im beginning to wish i never bought itnow, The controller loos and feels awesome but ive spent a total of 11 hrs within 24 hrs trying to set it up,and thats just the basics….Ive got Traktor LE with it ( Im in UK ) and everything seems to be working except the Cue/Headphones part,The basic needs of all DJs and it just will not work..Yes ive tried everything,ive re installed both LE and all the drivers etc, Ive read most threads on this site and Denondj site and generally searched the web for info and most of what ive seen is that 90% of Denon mc3000 owners with either Traktor or VDJ have had same issues…Why cant someone including Denon or Traktor put something in written format or video to explain the correct configure for this problem… Themanual is useless as doesnt explain how to set up the sound etc,wellnot from what ive seen anyway, Ive had enough and feel ive now wasted £300 on something that i cant get to work right, glad i havnt purchased my new macbook yet,dont think i be bothering now..Anyone want a Denon MC3000 for £250 brand new????

    #38766
    DJ Vintage
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    Hey there,

    Bummer to hear about your problems. Let me know if I can help. If your computer has internet, we could have a TeamViewer session so I could look at your settings. I have an MC6000, but that is essentially the 4-deck version and I have Traktor too (albeit full version). The limitations in LE are not in the essential cue/pfl bit.

    I am in Holland, so pretty much the same time zone.

    Drop me a personal message and we can set something up.

    Greetinx,
    C.

    #38768
    DJFricks
    Member

    Chuck van Eekelen, post: 38922, member: 2756 wrote: Hey there,

    Bummer to hear about your problems. Let me know if I can help. If your computer has internet, we could have a TeamViewer session so I could look at your settings. I have an MC6000, but that is essentially the 4-deck version and I have Traktor too (albeit full version). The limitations in LE are not in the essential cue/pfl bit.

    I am in Holland, so pretty much the same time zone.

    Drop me a personal message and we can set something up.

    Greetinx,
    C.

    Thanks Chuck, I think i need to know the settings for audio set up etc and im not sure but think will be different than the MC6000 as that has a stand alone mixer option,i guessing here tho, Im going to ring Denon support mid day and see if they can talk me thru the settings over the phone,let you know what happens

    Regards
    Pete

    #38780
    DJ Vintage
    Moderator

    Hey Pete,

    I am familiar with the differences (internal vs external mixer) between the two. The MC6000 does have a button to set it to pc mixer in which case it acts pretty much the same as the MC3000 would. Besides that I am somewhat of a techie in that I have many years of experience with computers, programs, various (sound)equipment and such. So, I am sure I could be of assistance. If you can get it solved with the help of the good folks at Denon than that is fine of course.

    Let me know, the offer stands.

    B.t.w.: it appears that most of the problems you mentioned you have found online have to do with the Asio drivers in combination with the sound output settings in the software. It doesn’t appear to be specific for Traktor. Found plenty of stories of people who have tried it on VDJ LE and got the same problem.

    Greetinx,
    C.

    #38783
    DJFricks
    Member

    Chuck van Eekelen, post: 38936, member: 2756 wrote: Hey Pete,

    I am familiar with the differences (internal vs external mixer) between the two. The MC6000 does have a button to set it to pc mixer in which case it acts pretty much the same as the MC3000 would. Besides that I am somewhat of a techie in that I have many years of experience with computers, programs, various (sound)equipment and such. So, I am sure I could be of assistance. If you can get it solved with the help of the good folks at Denon than that is fine of course.

    Let me know, the offer stands.

    B.t.w.: it appears that most of the problems you mentioned you have found online have to do with the Asio drivers in combination with the sound output settings in the software. It doesn’t appear to be specific for Traktor. Found plenty of stories of people who have tried it on VDJ LE and got the same problem.

    Greetinx,
    C.

    Thanks again for offer of help, I sorted it out with the good guys at Denon, My Traktor LE disc needed updating which we did online and it fixed the audio set up straight away, I have cue/headphones working now but no sound goin into the lappie,but was explained to me that i can run the headphones from the mc3000 and sound from the lappie at same time,impossible, so was advised to purchase set of phono leads and hook it up to my hi-fi input,so im off out now to get a set, next thing i think will be some powered monitors so its more portable, but new laptop first,my Vaio is used for internet etc so a laptop dedicated to the denon only is in order end of month 🙂

    #38793
    DJ Vintage
    Moderator

    Yep, it’s not an analogue mixer (like the MC6000), but it does have a built-in soundcard. So you need to hook up both speakers (like active monitors or small active PA speakers if you intend to carry them around some) and headphone to the MC3000. Same is true for the microphone. It will not be routed through the software but go straight from the MC3000 mic input through the internal soundcard and out to the speakers.

    Glad to hear you have it solved, would have been a shame of such a nice piece of DJ gear.

    Greetinx,
    C.

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