Headphone Cuing Problem With SoSik’s Midi Mapping…
Okay, here is what I did:
Installed Serato ITCH 1.0.3
Installed VCI-300 Controller
Downloaded ITCH Update and updated Firmware on VCI-300 Controller to 1.1.0 (11025)
Downloaded Sosiks VCI-300 Midi Mapping for Traktor Scratch Pro 1.1.2 (Full Version) and Traktor Pro 1.1.2 (Demo Version)
My problem is:
I do not have any headphone cuing capabilities no matter what version of Traktor I am using.
hey i had the same problem besides other things… sometimes i can hear one side.. sometimes i can’t.. i dunno wat was happening!! lol
Did you ever figure out how to fix it?
dxtr, you have set your audio settings up properly in the menu ?
no i didn’t figure out how to fix it.. i’ve been using itch as of now.. and pretty happy with itch i must say!
Yes, and all other sound cards are disabled including on board sound. For sound output options it only gives me channel 1 and channel 0 for the VCI 300.
Sounds like the soundcard drivers for the VCI aren’t installed.
if u have a windows pc u need to intall ASIO4ALL.. and frm the ASIO4ALL drop down menu u need to choose ur vci 300 as the one u want to use..
Yes, I have. Also, the VCI-300 does not come with drivers, all you have to do to get it working with ITCH is install ITCH. ASIO4ALL did not fix it.
The VCI has a built in sound card which means it needs drivers to work. Sometimes windows can use default built in drivers, but they are drivers non the less.
I bet you this is your problem.
Another option is to make sure you have set the VCI has a surround sound card under your speaker settings, windows has a habit of hiding multiple outs if the speaker config is not set correctly, especially when using the generic built in drivers.
It does not require drivers according to this article. Also, I have tried multiple speaker setup settings in the Advanced Audio Properties section in Sounds and Audio Devices Properties. Everything works fine except for headphone cuing.