Robert Quick

If you’re using the MC3000 as your soundcard, don’t you just have to run a cable from the master out to a line in on the clubs house mixer?

eisenhorn, post: 30325, member: 4075 wrote: cheers mate…

havant worked out how to work the efx buttons yet or how to use the sample decks c/d!!! ill get there somehow!!!!!!

its really well built as well..very impressed…

If its the same as on the MC6000 (and looking at pics of it it is) then the EFX works like this:

The EFX1 buttons on both sides do nothing at all. The knob above EFX1 controls the wet and dry for that effects deck. The EFX 2/3/4 buttons turn on effects 1/2/3 in grouped effect mode (or specific parameters of the effect if in single mode). The knobs above 2/3/4 control the parameter of that effect (1/2/3). So basically just ignore the EFX1 button, and treat 2 as 1, 3 as 2 and 4 as 3.

Also make sure you have the effect section assigned to a deck by turning on the corresponding FX on button at the top in the middle.

With regards to the sample decks, I haven’t got a clue as I don’t use the sample decks on mine!

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eisenhorn, post: 30316, member: 4075 wrote: thanks robert..

i had to phone the place where i got it from and they taked me to through it…..

its a big step up from my hercules…

love it though

I went from a numark mixtrack to a Denon MC6000 (like the MC3000 but 2 more channels) and the difference is amazing. I love my MC6000!

Oyiwaa, post: 30037, member: 2784 wrote: [SIZE=13px]Hello[/SIZE]

[INDENT=1]I have been enjoying my Yamaha DXR15s for the past month and love them. They do have enough bass for most applications. However, I want to add a sub – just one for now. I know the DXRs are ideally matched with their twin DXS subs, but I want to venture out and try a different brand sub. It was recommended that I get a sub that has a high pass crossover setting to help filter out the low end. [/INDENT]
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[INDENT=1]I was thinking of the getting the Cerwin-Vega CVA-121X, which has the HPF. Can you recommend other brands around $1000 or less?[/INDENT]
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[INDENT=1]BTW, my mixer is a Denon MC6000. It has no dedicated sub-out, but I believe I can use the Unbalanced Master Out sockets, or the Booth Out sockets if the sub has its own crossover.[/INDENT]
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[INDENT=1]Thanks again – Oyiwaa[/INDENT]

I also have the MC6000, and am also looking at purchasing a sub/s for use with my Wharfedale powered tops. The way I thought it worked was that if the sub has a built in crossover, you run the master outs that you would usually run to the tops to the sub instead, and then run out from the sub into the tops. Unless I am mistaken?

eisenhorn,

I’m going to take a guess here and say that the little box you’ve got is a traktor audio 2. You don’t need to use this with the MC3000, as is already has a built in soundcard.

What you do need to do, is install the denon ASIO driver (if you’re using windows), then go into the traktor preferences. Under audio setup, you need to select the denon MC3000 as your sound card, and then in the routing section, set the main output to mc3000 1/2, and the monitor output to mc3000 3/4.

Also, if you haven’t done already, you probably need to import the traktor tsi file for the MC3000 (as i dont think it comes built in to traktor.) You can download it from denon’s website. Once you’ve downloaded it, go into traktor settings again, then controller manager (the last option). Unless you are using any additional midi controllers, all you need in the drop down list at the top at this point is the generic keyboard, so delete any others. Then import the MC3000 mapping, and set the midi in/out to MC3000.

Hopefully(!) this should get you up and running. Plug your speakers into the main outputs on the back, and your headphones into the socket on the front!