If you previously configured A3 for Speakers, you may want to click Mute on the A3 strip for right now. Next, click the mix configuration button at the top of the A2 strip under the Master Section to change it from Normal Mode to MIX down A. You can also click the Mute button at the bottom of the Voicemeeter AUX strip so it illuminates red. Set your Buffering values for WDM and ASIO to 192, and click the X to close the settings window.īack at the main window, click the A1 and A2 buttons on the Voicemeeter VAIO strip under VIRTUAL INPUTS so they illuminate light green. If you used a different pair for your REC OUT earlier, set that pair here.
#PIONER DJM 500 PATCH#
In the settings, set the Patch ASIO Inptus to Strips for IN 1 to 9 / 10. In my case, WDM: Speakers.Ĭlick the MENU button and select System Settings / Options. If you'd also like to output the audio to your computer's speakers (or default soundcard), click the A3 output assignment, and select the appropriate device.
#PIONER DJM 500 DRIVER#
Select the ASIO driver for your DJM model from the list.Ĭlick the A2 output assignment, and select WDM: CABLE Input (VB-Audio Virtual Cable).
Click the A1 output assignment at the top-right. IF you prefer it to be sequential on the DJM (1 / 2 / 3 / 4), simply assign the outputs in numerical order above.Ĭlick the X to close the Preferences window.įrom your start menu, launch Voicemeeter Banana. The order and numbering may look funny, but that is the correct order to match the typical channel layout on the DJM (3 / 1 / 2 / 4). Important note 3: DO NOT close the ASIO4ALL window or it will reset your configuration.īecause you made a change to the ASIO4ALL configuration, you'll need to go back to the rekordbox Preferences window and change the Audio device to ASIO4ALL again.Ĭlick External for the Mixer Mode, and scroll down to configure the Output Channels. You can adjust the ASIO Buffer Size from the default of 256 samples, but I recommend leaving this to start with. No other device, including the DJM-900NXS2, should be enabled.Īlso adjust the Latency Compensation for the IN to 512 Samples. Set the device on/off buttons so ONLY the VB-Audio VoiceMeeter VAIO and its sub-items are enabled (blue "power" icon and blue triangle). With your DJM connected and powered-on, open rekordbox, and open the Preferences > Audio, select ASIO4ALLv2 as your Audio device.ĪSIO4ALL will launch itself and show on the task tray - click the icon to open the application window. If your DJM doesn't have 9/10, use the highest available pair and remember this later when 9/10 is referenced again. On the Mixer Output tab, set the USB9/10 output to MIX(REC OUT) - the other output assignments aren't important as they are not used. On the ASIO tab, slide the Buffer Size down to 192 Samples.
Open the DJM's Setting Utility application.
#PIONER DJM 500 INSTALL#
Install them, nothing special is needed just yet, reboot your computer before you proceed. There are a couple of extra utilities needed to kung-fu this wacky configuration:
#PIONER DJM 500 DRIVERS#
Please be aware of this going in to this, and if it's a serious problem for your setup, refer to important note 1 above for an alternative configuration.Įnsure that you are running the latest version of rekordbox, that your drivers and firmware are up-to-date, and that your broadcast software is current as well. Important note 2: there is a little bit of latency in this setup, and the older your computer, the more likely it is you'll need to increase the buffers and thus the latency. If you are desperate to broadcast from a rekordbox DVS setup with a DJM, my recommendation is for you to run the REC output from the DJM to a secondary audio interface with a line input (either built-in to your computer or a simple USB audio interface). Important note 1: this will not work for those using DVS with a DJM - I have one other messy configuration I've been working on, but I'm not confident in instructing others on using it just yet. If you are using a DDJ, see the DDJ section of the Knowledge Base for additional tutorials. This guide is a how-to for streaming using a 3rd party software such as OBS, and many of these instructions may also be applied to other software.
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