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  • in reply to: Smalles controller with Soundcard #1002840
    Paul Sagar
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    Those last two look ideal, especially the A&H, not seen that before.

    I’m a newbie to this stuff – how do you use buttons/sliders to set a cue point and use the jog wheels on the screen?

    in reply to: Smalles controller with Soundcard #14060
    Paul Sagar
    Member

    Cheers

    I’ve no problem with mixing, I’ve always owned vinyl. And maybe I was misleading when I said ‘smallest’, I don’t want a Fisher Price strip of plastic. Something like the Faderfoxes interested me, but with a soundcard. Perhaps that isn’t possible…I used to think I needed a jog wheel but now I’m not so bothered, although I don’t fully udnerstand how it works without them…!

    in reply to: Smalles controller with Soundcard #13933
    Paul Sagar
    Member

    Sorry, should have added software preference:

    1. Traktor
    2. Serrato
    3. Other

    in reply to: Smalles controller with Soundcard #13932
    Paul Sagar
    Member

    Cost – nothing more than about £300.00

    Soundcard is pretty essential. Size is not the be all and end all, but it has to be reasonably compact…

    in reply to: Smalles controller with Soundcard #13928
    Paul Sagar
    Member

    Thanks folks

    I still want a decent quality controller – but yeah, built in soundcard would help… faderfox looks ideal other than that issue as well

    in reply to: Delay when using 5.1 system #10559
    Paul Sagar
    Member

    Thanks RB75

    I think I have the 507. The sync doesn’t work as you can only sync in the wrong direction.

    I guess the solution is sorting out the awful pure audio sound. It shouldn’t be so grainy and bad.

    I am using my PC’s headphone out connection into red/white cables into the ‘CD’ input currently. Sounds fine with Pro Logic Music or All Channel Stereo, but quiet and quite frankly awful in pure audio mode. I’ve tried this with my phone too directly and it sounds just as bad.

    Any ideas more than welcome!

    in reply to: Delay when using 5.1 system #10444
    Paul Sagar
    Member

    It’s an Onkyo AV receiver.

    It isn’t fit for purpose at all, but I thought I’d be able to get some joy out of it just to mess about in the flat…

    The only way to sync is to put the receiver onto ‘pure audio’ mode, and it sounds shockingly bad on this mode for some reason.

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