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Ok so i have the sound card from my PC connected directly into my 3 channel mixer with my two decks on the other two channels. Which is straightforward enough.
So, when I want to mix 2 tracks using just the two players in the DJ software and not use my decks at all, how do i spearate the sound from the two players? do i need 2 sound cards in my PC plugged into a separate channel each on the mixer?
at the moment i don't know how to play the track in player A and listen to player B in my headphones to beatmatch.....help!!!!!
well you said you have the soundcard FROM your PC...which would make me think that you have NOT purchased a seperate dedicated soundcard interface? You need to get one for doing split cue mixing with your software. Therefore you will have a headphone out on the interface along with a regular everything output, which when using your software will bring the music into your headphones and you won't have to worry about it going into the master output.
For beatmatching you need to different music sources, 1 soundcard may play just one track or two tracks together. get an external soundcar or an ECHO (PCMCIA) , or just plug another CPU into your mixer.
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