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Jonas Lagneryd

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  • February 26, 2017 at 5:11 pm in reply to: Disturbing hum from the DDJ-WEGO3 AC/DC power supply out in speakers #2536481
    Jonas Lagneryd
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    Hi again, I have tried this and nothing works yet.
    -Three different isolators and the last one being ART DTI.
    -Camera connection for the iPad. 32-pin connector to female USB. From there USB to USB-hub, and connecting the controller via its USB-port to the USB-hub. However, the iPad is not charged and no contact between iPad and controller.
    – iPad to controller via “iOS-port. Controller to battery pack via USB-port. Works and there is no hum, But iPad is not charged.

    I would like to test another AC adapter, but the plug into the controller is not a standard one.

    What to do? ?

    February 19, 2017 at 10:25 pm in reply to: Disturbing hum from the DDJ-WEGO3 AC/DC power supply out in speakers #2534241
    Jonas Lagneryd
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    Thanks for the idea DJ Vintage! I will try to explore this. Cheers!

    February 19, 2017 at 4:52 pm in reply to: Disturbing hum from the DDJ-WEGO3 AC/DC power supply out in speakers #2534111
    Jonas Lagneryd
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    Michael P. Thanks for your question. Yes the mic volume is fully turned down and no microphone is connected. Cheers

    February 19, 2017 at 4:48 pm in reply to: Disturbing hum from the DDJ-WEGO3 AC/DC power supply out in speakers #2534101
    Jonas Lagneryd
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    Hi again,
    I succeeded in eliminating the hum doing this:
    I unplugged the AC/DC power supply.
    Instead I use the lightning cable output and hooking on USB battery packs.
    Thus I get the the DDJ-WEGO3 running without the AC/DC power supply, and thereby I totally got rid of the hum!

    However another minor problem arose: Now the iPad 3 is not charged/powered via its 30 pin connector to the DDJ-WEGO3. What could be done? Any ideas?

    Is there a connector kit for the iPad 3 that would have a female 30 pin connector (for the cable between the iPad and the DDJ-WEGO3) and a female USB port (to connect to a USB charger)?

    Perhaps the battery pack (5 volts) is not enough to both run the DDJ-WEGO3 and charge the iPad? Is it possible to have a battery pack giving 12 volt?

    Cheers, Jonas

    February 17, 2017 at 12:08 pm in reply to: Disturbing hum from the DDJ-WEGO3 AC/DC power supply out in speakers #2533681
    Jonas Lagneryd
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    Thanks a lot DJ Vintage! Will try this out! Cheers!

    June 23, 2016 at 3:15 pm in reply to: Which mixer? Mackie, Yamaha or Vestax? #2411291
    Jonas Lagneryd
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    Bought the MG10XU! Thanks to a Google search yesterday I stumbled upon one in a town not very far from here. Only used at three gigs. So now I will get acquainted with it and set it up. Thanks a lot DJ Vintage ?
    Cheers

    June 22, 2016 at 10:34 am in reply to: Which mixer? Mackie, Yamaha or Vestax? #2410911
    Jonas Lagneryd
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    DJ Vintage, thanks so very much! So kind! I will walk through your suggestions and arguments. And I will get back and announce my choice 🙂

    June 22, 2016 at 9:29 am in reply to: Which mixer? Mackie, Yamaha or Vestax? #2410811
    Jonas Lagneryd
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    DJing live = at art exhibitions and cafés, parties, small clubs

    June 22, 2016 at 8:04 am in reply to: Which mixer? Mackie, Yamaha or Vestax? #2410781
    Jonas Lagneryd
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    Sure!
    What I would like to connect:
    -IN-
    A DJ mixer (right now a DDJ-WEGO3)
    A microphone or two (one is a condenser)
    A guitar or another instrument
    A computer
    A phone (Android, OnePlus 2)
    -OUT-
    Monitors
    A recorder (M-AUDIO Microtrack 24/96)
    PA
    Computer
    Headset

    I want to use it when DJing live and when recording my mixes, but perhaps also when monitoring/presenting at webinars (am running a web campus on sustainability).

    Cheers ☺

    June 10, 2016 at 12:46 pm in reply to: Importing samples in Djay Pro #2406541
    Jonas Lagneryd
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    And now I just learned how to import samples into Djay Pro for iPad! Here Algoriddim’s instruction:
    :::::::::::::::::::::::
    For djay 2/Pro for the iPad:

    To add samples, follow these steps:
    1. connect the device to your Mac
    2. open the Apps overview of your iPad in iTunes
    3. scroll down to “File Sharing”
    4. click on djay 2/Pro
    5. drag and drop a audio sample into the “djay Pro/2 Documents” list

    Now the audio sample is stored under Sampler -> Edit Samples -> Click on the Sample Pad which you want to edit -> My Samples
    :::::::::::::::::::::::
    So good!
    Cheers!

    May 22, 2016 at 9:44 pm in reply to: Importing samples in Djay Pro #2398271
    Jonas Lagneryd
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    Thanks DJ Vintage, for pointing this out! ☺

    December 17, 2015 at 11:29 am in reply to: djay app (HELP) #2320661
    Jonas Lagneryd
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    Hi Ramil, I suggest you try to get some good advice in the Djay community at Algoriddim’s support site http://community.algoriddim.com/algoriddim
    Good luck! / Jonas

    February 9, 2015 at 9:39 pm in reply to: Course on/Tutorials for DDJ-WEGO3 and Djay 2 #2138551
    Jonas Lagneryd
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    Thanks greatly for swift answers 🙂

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