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The mixer's inputs need to be set to Line-In.

Connect Outputs 1 & 2 and Outputs 3 & 4 of the external sound card to Inputs 1 & 2 and Inputs 3 & 4 of the analog mixer. However, these timecode inputs can be assigned to any available physical soundcard input.

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To assign a Timecode control to deck 3 and 4 (when a 4 deck skin is used), timecode inputs 3 and 4 must be used. Tip: Timecode input numbers are linked with the VirtualDJ deck numbers. Mono input of a timecode signal is not supported. For Timecode vinyl a soundcard designed with phono preamps and able to provide a stereo signal on the appropriate input channels is required. A multi-channel USB sound card with at least 4 Outputs and 4 Inputs is required. However, a typical Timecode setup will include 2 timecode inputs. VirtualDJ allows up to 8 Timecode inputs and timecode controlled decks at the same time if the audio card has the required inputs and outputs channels. Unless there are specific needs, smart mode should be the preferred mode for most users. Starting the timecode from the beginning also restarts the loaded track in VirtualDJ. VirtualDJ responds to playback position changes (needle drop), pitch changes, scratch, Sync, HotCues and Loops when performed from either the timecode player or the software.

The Smart mode is the default and preferred mode in VirtualDJ because it combines the best of the absolute and relative modes.

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Pitch change and Sync from the software are not allowed in this mode. However Sync, loops and hot cues work perfectly when performed from the software. VirtualDJ still responds to pitch changes and scratches when performed from the timecode player but not in loops and HotCues.

In Relative mode VirtualDJ does not respond to playback position changes (needle drop) The track just pauses when the timecode stops, and it starts again when there is timecode signal in the soundcard’s inputs (Play/pause).

However VirtualDJ switches automatically to the more flexible ‘Smart mode’ when loops or HotCues are performed from the software or the Timecode media, and it switches back to Absolute mode when the timecode media restarts from the beginning.

In Absolute mode the timecode player (turntable or cd) is the “master” and VirtualDJ responds to playback position changes (needle drop), pitch changes and scratches when performed from the timecode player (Timecode Vinyl or CD).

But there is also a unique mode in VirtualDJ called “Smart Mode” which is the default mode. Timecode Modes VirtualDJ supports the two main timecode modes as found in most timecode systems. It is important that the correct timecode type is selected from the Timecode dropdown menu (depending on the loaded timecode media), otherwise the timecode reading and decoding will be incorrect and will not function as expected. However, unlike other DJ software that can only use one type of timecode signal, VirtualDJ (in addition to its own timecode media) is also compatible with most of the popular timecode systems including Serato and Traktor timecode vinyl and CDs. Every DJ software with timecode support can have its own timecode.

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The timecoded CD signal can be downloaded and burnt to disc or you can purchase vinyl timecode: Download Timecoded CD signal Purchase Timecoded Vinyl Supported Timecode Formats VirtualDJ also supports legacy versions of our very own timecode engine as well as additional 3rd party CD & Vinyl Timecode formats for your convenience: CD Formatsĭifferent Timecode systems and compatibility Compatibility between different timecode systems is not guaranteed. Turntables with timecoded vinyl and CD players with timecoded CDs can be used to control the VirtualDJ decks.

VirtualDJ 'listens' to the audio signal coming from the timecode record/CD playing on the vinyl/CD deck and can determine the song position, what speed it's playing at and which direction, allowing this to be replicated on the virtual decks in VirtualDJ. Settings - Audio Setup TIMECODE What is Timecode Timecode or DVS (Digital Vinyl System) is a special audio signal recorded on a standard vinyl record or audio CD that allows the use of traditional vinyl or non-MIDI capable CD decks to control song playback in VirtualDJ.