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dj console mp3 problem with headphone monitoring

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i just recently bougt dj console mp3 e2 the product was fine and good as the price but there is one problem that i cant use headphone monitoring.

i got two sound card , first sound card 4.1 and usb sound card. if i plug it the controller on the pc the sound of headphone mix will owful and bad. if otherwise, sound headphone just fine. it getting wired with this stuff.

i am using os windows xp service pack 3

my setup is:
input : none
output : headphone to pc

soundcard + usb sound cars : master fistcard/ headphone second card

so, anyone got idea how to solve this problem?

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If you already have a  multi-channel soundcard (4.1 or 5.1 for example) then that's all you need:

a) Check that your sound card’s speaker mode is set to 4-channel or 5.1-channel, using the sound card's own control panel (Recommended) or through Windows SOUND AND AUDIO PROPERTIES ( Volume tab > Speakers settings)

b) Connect your headphones to the Front connector and speakers to the Rear speakers connector.

c) In VDJ, configure as follow:

- Input : None

- Output(s): Headphone > Master : Rear / headphone: Front

-Soundcard: Your soundcard's name
 

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Topic starter

Thanks DJ Phatso for your solve idea but I'm having a problem that my headphone cable was not long enough to reach the rear output soundcard. Cause I'm put it my pc on the floor.

Why I can't use both soundcard pc with usb while using dj console mp3 E2?

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In theory, using multiple soundcard is possible, but sometimes the real world application can be a bit difficult, as some cards with different chip don't necesserally work well together, differences in sampling rate that cannot be changed, delays, etc.

If you want to try, I would suggest installing ASIO4all (www.asio4all.com), which amount other things can "create" a single soundcard out of multiple devices, and provide you with some flexibility of the ASIO driver (changing buffer size and such).

Once installed and configured , the audio settings in VDJ would look something like this:

- Input : None

- Output(s): Headphone > Master : Output 1-2 / headphone: Output 3-4

-Soundcard: ASIO > Asio4all

Keep in mind that for the reasons mentionned previously, this may or may not work.