Get a dj program such as traktor, dssdj or virtual dj and plug the output of the comp into the mixer, done, all you got to do is get the right cable

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is it not hard to queue on a computer?

cueing on a computer aint hard, ifur usin pcdj its like the same as cuein on a cd player

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Originally posted by S-a-M-u-E-l Is it possible to use the computer as an input, as a 3rd turntable or cd player or whatever? whats the best option?

I've been using Traktor for a little while... don't like it too much, more or less I'd rather use any track I have on my PC after its been burned to a disc, not sure why I prefer this and not the "Laptop" DJ setup, but I guess the PCDJ thing hasn't hooked me yet...

In any event, to answer your question, yes it can be done, and if you some decent examples of someone who uses a laptop ALL the time and does (What I find to be...) a good job, seek out some Andrew K sets, such as his GDJB...

Cheers,

RJT

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How about this then? (sorry for hijacking your thread a bit)

I've got my amp connected to my computer now as i am producing music aswell. I'm still to buy the gear, but I don't have any more inputs in the amp. Do you think there'll be a terrible latency if i choose to route my mixer-output through my soundcard and back out to the amp?

edit: just for the record, it's a emu0404

Last edited by Rikard on Jan-30-2005 at 19:21

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Originally posted by ESMdjm600 cueing on a computer aint hard, ifur usin pcdj its like the same as cuein on a cd player

yeah i also use pcdj as an input, i set the cue points MANUALLY or just use the pitch bender to catch up when P.F.L THEN MIX IT WITH A DECK.