What is the best way to be able to have "cue" with headphones and also send the music to PA system?? Please help me. Thanks!
815607
Your system needs to have two independent outputs aka two different sound cards. Some sound cards/devices have multiple outputs. I've done this with a single sound card that had a dedicated stereo jacks for surround sound. So, the PA was on the master, and the "cue" was on the "surround" channels with some EQ added to it.
815608
You need a dedicated sound card that supports two outputs. I used the audio 2 Dj from native instruments with my mixtrack and loved using it. It has two 1/2" line outputs that are fed via USB.
815609
The method I use, is quite simple. I have an external USB sound card [the Native Instruments Audio2Dj]. It enables me to cue what's on Deck A, while Deck B is playing through the PA. The sound quality is FANTASTIC, and my mixes are always on point. This unit is outdated, so if you are thinking to buy it, think twice. A good external USB sound card will cost you around $100, so add that to the price of this, and you can get a unit with the sound card already built in - Numark Mixtrack Pro DJ Controller with Integrated Audio Interface is a GREAT Value or this - Numark Mixtrack Pro II USB DJ Controller with Integrated Audio Interface and Trigger Pads The method I use, is quite simple. I have an external USB sound card [the Native Instruments Audio2Dj]. It enables me to cue what's on Deck A, while Deck B is playing through the PA. The sound quality is FANTASTIC, and my mixes are always on point. This unit is outdated, so if you are thinking to buy it, think twice. A good external USB sound card will cost you around $100, so add that to the price of this, and you can get a unit with the sound card already built in - Numark Mixtrack Pro DJ Controller with Integrated Audio Interface... » Read More The method I use, is quite simple. I have an external USB sound card [the Native Instruments Audio2Dj]. It enables me to cue what's on Deck A, while Deck B is playing through the PA. The sound quality is FANTASTIC, and my mixes are always on point. This unit is outdated, so if you are thinking to buy it, think twice. A good external USB sound card will cost you around $100, so add that to the price of this, and you can get a unit with the sound card already built in - Numark Mixtrack Pro DJ Controller with Integrated Audio Interface is a GREAT Value or this - Numark Mixtrack Pro II USB DJ Controller with Integrated Audio Interface and Trigger Pads « Show Less
815610
It depends what software you are using and what sound card hardware you have. You should have separate stereo outputs like "front" and "rear" or if you have a laptop you might only have the single headphone jack. If that is the case you will have to split your stereo output into "left" for the cue and "right" to be played out to the PA system.
32999
You need some sort of software. I prefer Virtual DJ. The device itself comes with the program.
936093
Via bluetooth ive played music and had a mic connected and both worked fine. So you can have background music and voice over. Have yet to try and actual cablr in for music and mic at the same time. But I'll try it. I'm guessing it will work. I'll post a youtube review soon and title it pyle pro review.
1037195
First of all, make sure you know which deck you have the track loaded into (A-B-C-or D). Make sure to press the "CUE" button on the next deck you are mixing into. If you haven't already, make sure you have the cue/mix knob turned all of the way to the cue side. Also make sure to adjust your cue volume with the cue volume knob next to the cue/mix knob accordingly. If the problem persists, check which software you are using. Look for answers to "Cueing porblems" on google with your software. If that doesn't work, try a different pair of headphones, or contact Numark for further assistance. First of all, make sure you know which deck you have the track loaded into (A-B-C-or D). Make sure to press the "CUE" button on the next deck you are mixing into. If you haven't already, make sure you have the cue/mix knob turned all of the way to the cue side. Also make sure to adjust your cue volume with the cue volume knob next to the cue/mix knob accordingly. If the problem persists, check which software you are using. Look for answers to "Cueing porblems" on google with your software. If that doesn't work, try a different pair of headphones, or contact Numark for... » Read More First of all, make sure you know which deck you have the track loaded into (A-B-C-or D). Make sure to press the "CUE" button on the next deck you are mixing into. If you haven't already, make sure you have the cue/mix knob turned all of the way to the cue side. Also make sure to adjust your cue volume with the cue volume knob next to the cue/mix knob accordingly. If the problem persists, check which software you are using. Look for answers to "Cueing porblems" on google with your software. If that doesn't work, try a different pair of headphones, or contact Numark for further assistance. « Show Less
309799
You can not input audio to play along with. You can set a tempo to pre-set rythms, and also up to 40 seconds, loop it and play along with it using head phones.
531830
If you can, I still haven't figured it out, I also have a Yamaha psr s650, what I do is play them together connected to the PA system with the same tempo and it is awesome. I am still working on playing another keyboard into my mox6. I learn something new everyday and loving every minute of it.
1215770
Hello,You could use either headphone out port or line out port. However, if you use line out, you cannot control output volume. Thank you
1674589
yes you can use your head phones to listen to the cue track. You have two output channels and the headphone output which can run output cue track or the live track.
1771023
I have the 3808. How do I play music from my computer? I can't figure it out!
1366766
I'm sorry I don't use headphones, but contact Emotiva directly. Their customer support is incredible. They are one of the finest companies that I have ever done business with. That said, I use mine as a preamp/DAC for all of my digital sources to input into a vintage McIntosh component system. This gives me a remote volume control in an older system. Nice, buy one. I think they still give 30 days to return, no questions asked.
1674590
so is it possible to use my headphones to preview a song on one side in my headphones without the audience hearing it first? how do you do that when you only have a single USB for labtop that uses virtual DJ?
1798441
Well, I have headphones that fit the speaker, they where studio headphones and I turn it on PC and it works fine with headphones. I wouldn't recommend using headphones because, it really is useless since without headphones the speakers are a monster.
1477005
I went through the entire user manual and could not find any mention or diagram showing a headphone connection. There is a digital audio out terminal but this would require powered electronic headphones if they even exist. Sorry.
1242076
Agree with other folks who posted; get a headphone amp or maybe a USB DAC to take on the work of sound processing from the integrated sound card. Though they have gotten better integrated sound cards suck compared to a dedicated card or device. I was looking at picking up Audioengine D1 24-bit Digital-to-Analog Converter for my PC; so that I can connect my monitors and also use the head phone jack for these PC350 or my HD 600s.
1240314
Hi, sorry can't help as I don't have experience with this devices. Anyway you ordered outstanding headphones, top class for sure, I used with a good DAC and a Magny amplifier and really are one of my prefered headphones (well, I keep the 250ohm version as I almost never use portable devices for music). Hope you likes the Beyers. Leo.
588349
Sure Bud, it's a breeze. Just find any other available inputs on the back of your Stereo. i.e. tape 1,tape 2,CD,etc. Anything except phono. Get yourself a stereo RCA to 3.5mm cable and connect. Sync up your phone and tweak the volume between the two units. Good To Go!
1172027
This is a "Speaker Selector" ONLY! You would have to connect your headphone to a headphone jack that's usually located on the front of your receiver.