So it's not an easy option one can count on. It's serving more like if you don't intend to use DVS but don't want to disconnect the a6, if I understand well.
How's the "Live input" sound quality compared to direct connection to the mixer?
Yes, that's pretty much the intended purpose for THRU mode.
No volume or audio quality loss plus you get to apply effects and such which is a really nice bonus.
Hm, not sure if I should get an fx mixer or just add the X1 to my current one? I'm kinda put-off with the ad/da flow...
Alternatively get RCA splitters from the turntable to the mixer and interface so you can switch to regular vinyl just by flipping the source selector to Phono on the mixer. That's pretty much how the old multicore cables on the Audio 4 and 8 did the trick.
Yeah, that's an option in case I use a mixer with fx, but my concern is do I really need one having the Traktor fx and the Live input possibility?
Btw, instead of y splitter I'd use a switch. It seems that Y splitting, although frequently used as a dj hack, is not recommended. Multicore cables were probably engineered properly, addressing the issues of y splitting by adding some resistors/capacitors within in the cable. Or not
if you use the supplied cables correctly, you can bypass the sound card all together...on the mixer end of it, there are two pairs of phones, one which feeds the output of the sound card channel, and one which is a paralell of you input device...
plug both to your mixer, then use the phono/line selector switch to go between turntable direct and the traktor output
Traktor Scratch Pro 2.7, MBP 13", iPad 2 & TouchOSC, Reloop NEON, Pioneer DJM750mk2, Mackie d.2, Pioneer CDJ800 x2, Technics SL1210MK2 x2, NI Audio 6 DJ, Dicers,
Traktor Scratch Pro 2.7, MBP 13", iPad 2 & TouchOSC, Reloop NEON, Pioneer DJM750mk2, Mackie d.2, Pioneer CDJ800 x2, Technics SL1210MK2 x2, NI Audio 6 DJ, Dicers,
They don't supply them with the Audio 6 and 10, but you can still buy them separately for 29 euros a piece. The cheapest option is using Live Input or THRU.
|
Bookmarks