Dj Jick

The Black Rag, post: 36007, member: 7330 wrote: Or you could go the route that i went.Head down to an electronics shop that sells parts and improv your self your own splitter.I made my own splitter box that works for me.It’s not hard to do and you don’t need to be an electronics wiz,heck i could even walk you through making a splitter box like mine.Granted it’s not exactly a perfect solution but for someone on a tight budget it’s pretty good.Thing is if you’re in the states,or in a more developed country then mine is you can probably go into an electronics store and buy a splitter adapter for very little.You just need to make sure what you are buying is STEREO TO TWO MONO that way one mono chanel is for your speakers and the other for your headphones.

I went down town after i read your reply, it costs about 2 euros the stereo to mono splitter cable and he suggested to take 2 mono to stereo adapters.
These are the pictures
the splitter cable ( it has 2 black circle lines on the jack, i don t know if this matter or not, but i saw some adapters with 3. If you can t reply its ok)

these are the mono to stereo adapters he suggested to me.

Tell me that this is going to work !!!!

The Black Rag, post: 35897, member: 7330 wrote: you don’t really need a lot of hardware to get started man,i started in my desktop pc and now im doing my stuff with a controller.Just sign up and practice with mappings on the laptop/desktop you have.If you love music get into it,you can map your keyboard to do stuff you wouldn’t even imagine it could do.I had mine mapped to where it was almost like a midifighter for me.And i sitll use it with my controller as add on gear.

i have already mapped my laptop and played at some parties with friend s soundcards, headphones etc. but i knew nothing when i did that, now i want to gain more insight into djing thats why im asking. I do know that i can start with almost anything but it s anoying when i practise i have to stop the one track,cue the other set the starting point and then mix. Djing with a splitter cable is not working to me !

Terry_42, post: 35816, member: 1843 wrote: Indeed, nothing to lose there. And the first 20 lessons you can easily do without a controller.
For a more in depth and faster training you should thing about our How to Digital DJ Fast course found here:
http://djtips.co/fast-info/

i know about the how to dj fast course and i THINK i wont be able to take part in because of no hardware available YET!! when i ll buy the hardware the second thing i would do is to sign up! ( the first would be like ” YEAHH!! BEATMIX IS AT MY DOOR STEP” or sth like that)

Terry_42, post: 35734, member: 1843 wrote: The Atom processors are low power and low performance variants of the current Intel lineup. This means in some cases that DJ software may or may not run on them … most software developers do not support the use of Atom processors.

well my uncle bought me the vdj pro for Christmas and my laptop can run it easily it loads the songs really fast etc. That s why i asked for the beatmix compatibility.
If the program runs smoothly then the beatmix will have any compatiblities problems or not?

ok thank you!! Another question who much does it cost to upgrade from VDj LE ( which comes with a controller) to the pro version now?!?

Damn!!! Choosing a gear for 1st time is very hard ( headphones, controller) i cant decide!!

Terry_42, post: 34221, member: 1843 wrote: Well there are a lot of Atom processors, if you can tell which one then I might be able to help you.
Also you could head over to the reloop support forum found at:
http://support.reloopdj.com
They usually know best what will work. There is a forum section there about the beatmix.

well i have intel atom N270. Please tell me i wont have any problem!!

what about american audio HP-550 ( 23 euros)?!