Newb Question

[Cookie-xx]

Hey I'm cookie, fairly new to the world of djing and this forum and would like a little advice. I'm not really down with alot of the technical jargon and stuff so please correct me if I make no sense

I was wonderin whether it would be possible to use the BCD3000 as an audio interface to connect my laptop with two turntables and a mixer. Using traktor and timecoded vinyl to play and scratch mp3's off my laptop.

Would this be possible or should i get rid of the bcd and buy a purpose built audio interface?

[eggssell]

yo from my understanding no.

traktor have locked down vinyl control to audio 4, audio 8 or certified mixers. note also you will need traktor scratch /duo pro not just traktor duo/ pro.

[Cupe]

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[Cookie-xx]

yea thought that might be the case... Cheers for the help!

[lloydc]

yes you can, i've seen it done on a video somewhere (maybe youtube).

I think it was using mixxx or some other software. It worked, but it looked pretty shit.

in short, your better off going with something like torq if you're on a budget, or second hand serato will set you back less than $500.

[eggssell]

hey lloydc i was goin off that OP said "using traktor".

if not using traktor then yes can use mixxx, torq and mix vibes i think.

[lloydc]

ooooppppps sorry, i didn't see the traktor bit.

[SourceRaver]

Virtual Dj also supports timecoded vinyl. My friend uses a hercules console as the interface. I therefore suspect the Behringer can do the same.

Also found this: