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Since each channel is individually selectable, it can even be both at the same time! Have you got Traktor set up like this? Its substantial weight It has the standard mixer layout so is familiar to anyone who's ever used one. You must log in or sign up to reply here.

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All of this help is greatly appreciated my friends.

It accommodates mav scratching well even if not set to the sharpest. Setting the channel switches drver the front to Analog is all you do to make the VMS4 work like a typical four-channel mixer.

This means that if the software maps the knobs too, they will be applied doubly once in the software, once in the VMS4, possibly messing up the sound and causing it to clip easily.

This would suggest that the unit does its internal mixing digitally.

American Audio VMS4 Controller review by DJ Pegasus

There are no built-in effects as you might expect, since the VMS4 is primarily a controller. It appears that the built-in sound interface chipset is limited to ten simultaneous mono audio channels.

Its all-metal construction is road-worthy and should last a long time if treated well. Mxc FreshflukeJun 26, Since each channel is individually selectable, it can even be both at the same time!

It is just in Traktor that Azio can't get it to work.

American Audio's technical support said to make sure to download the ASIO driver specifically for bit Windows, which I did, but it didn't act any differently and didn't solve the problem. I just read about the upcoming VMS 4. And remember that you can switch any of the channels to analog at any time, so you can still mix in records, CDs or portable players when you're not using one of the software decks.

The unit needs to be power-cycled for the switch change to take effect, so you won't be able to jockey back and forth mid-show, unfortunately. Do the faders on your VMS work?

How to set the AmericanDJ VMS4 so that it works perfectly with UltraMixer?

I believe that shouldn't be the case and I should just be able to hear deck B through the headphones while holding down the cue monitor button right? Have you got Traktor set up like this? Breathed a sigh of relief.

I tried it but to no avail My only complaint is that a couple of the buttons are a bit close to the jog wheels for my comfort I nicked the wheels a number of times when going for the buttons and I would have preferred that they scooted the transport buttons and the jog wheels a little lower to prevent fat-fingering mishaps.

I really appreciate the support guys!

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If you've got this far and have set up Traktor in external mode you shouldn't hear deck B through your speakers, as long as the fader is down. It does have wsio nifty backspin effect though in that you can fling the wheel and the track will keep going backwards with the wheel despite lifting your hand, and when the wheel stops, the track resumes its normal forward speed.

The VMS4 does it all internally so can operate as a stand-alone no computer attached four-channel mixer. So if you have a channel's gain all the way asip and EQs and volume fader all above the center, the signal can actually clip internally shown when the master VU meters are solid at the peak level, though cms4 pre-fader level is clean.

How to set the AmericanDJ VMS4 so that it works perfectly with UltraMixer?

This is the mode you would use for vinyl control and it gives you two stereo outputs from the computer to mix with the remaining two analog channels and mics. I don't know if it is a mapping issue or something else. Did that, held my breath again and clicked OK, and this time it started without a problem.

The two microphone inputs are totally separate and have individual 3-band EQs, so it's technically a six-channel mixer. Scratching performance with the VMS4 in VirtualDJ is good for most uses, but it didn't handle scribbling the best the track drifted quite a bit when I went really fast.

A tighter groove pitch might have been more comfortable, but that shouldn't be a big issue in practice unless you're spending your whole gig scratching. There is a fair bit of it on all of the inputs sounds like a Hz rriver and it's worst on channel 4 and mic 1 on my unit and when the VU meter is lit up.

DJ FreshflukeJun 22, This dricer about all I can tell from what's on the manual. I did discover that if I started a looped sample while playing a loop I manually aligned to the real beat, the sampler would repeatedly crop as needed to try to stay in time, which is a nice touch but of course no substitute for rock-solid BPM detection.