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INTRODUCTION HOME and BROADCASTER VERSION SETUPS CONFIGURATION OPTIONS DEFINED BASIC (QUICK) CONFIGURATIONS HEADPHONES EXTERNAL MIXERS MICROPHONE LINE INPUTS ADVANCED CONFIGURATION BASIC (QUICK) CONFIGURATIONS ADVANCED REWIRE RECORD LOOPBACK TIMECODE BASIC (QUICK) CONFIGURATION ADVANCED CONFIGURATION CALIBRATION SOUND CONFIGURATION ERROR MESSAGES LEGAL INFORMATION 3 3 4 5 5 8 11 12 13 13 14 18 19 20 20 21 22 26 28

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INTRODUCTION
VirtualDJ‟s sound configuration options can be found in the Configuration (Settings) dialog under the tab labeled “Sound Setup”. Depending on platform version you are running there are different options you may have to choose from. By default, when VirtualDJ is first installed, the …ver más…

This configuration is most common when using standard computer speakers and not connecting to a PA system or external mixer. HEADPHONES USING TWO (2) SOUND CARDS Similar to the Mono Separated, but with 2 sound cards you will not need a splitter. VirtualDJ splits the output based on the selection of the sound cards. To the right of the sound card option dropdown, the 2 additional drop-down identify first and second cards. Top option is the first card and bottom option is the second. Again, if the connections made are backwards, use VirtualDJ to swap the connections by changing the Output options to Master: Second card / Headphones: First card. 5

BASIC (QUICK) CONFIGURATIONS - HEADPHONES
HEADPHONES USING 4.1 SURROUND (or better) SOUND CARD With surround sound capable cards, VirtualDJ can use the Front, Center, and/or Rear channel assignments for routing the Master and Headphone outputs. When using this configuration, it is important to ensure that the sound card is properly configured to use the multiple outputs. By default, most surround sound cards are only setup for one Master output (Headphones/Speakers) and a single input (Microphone). Please consult your sound card documentation to properly setup the card with your operating system for 4.1 or better surround sound settings. With the card properly configured in the operating system, select the 4.1 Card option from the sound card drop-down. The output options