pitch bend on pro-mix

go to your options and change it to reverse the pitch bend. I have 2 systems with ProMix and they both work great all night long. I can't say that about BPM..which screws up all the time. maybe it's your computer. Mine is a rackmount pc with:
2.53GHZ P4 processor w/533 system buss
1Gig Ram
240 Gigs of HD (2-120's)
Delta 410 multichannel sound card
SB audigy Soundcard
128MB Radeon dual display video card
2 Plextor 48X CDR's
windows XP Pro

Thanks, I never noticed that option before. As for what type of system, it a Athlon 2100, 256ram w/40 gig HDD. I think my actual prob is my cd burner. I recently noticed if I try to run anything off it the system with sometimes freeze temporarily. I have bunch of my mp3 on cd. I'm actually building another system, athlon 2400, 512ram, 2 sound cards(other comp only had one),40 gig HDD w/100 gig extnl HDD.

Don,
I would advise against multiple sound cards in the same system. It is very difficult to get them to work together. You will have conflicts about 90% of the time when trying this. My best advice is to get a good (not creative) multiple channel sound card. Maya, and Echo both make very good multiple channel sound cards that are very affordable.

But I thought you had to have 2 s/cards in order to play "a" on one, "b" on the other. Will the program still be able to do this with one multi-channel card(Echo,Maya)?

yes. I think the best card is the M-Audio delta 410. at least for an internal soundcard.

Thanks to both of you for your help. Its really appreciated!

P.S. what are the going prices for the s/cards (Echo,Maya,M-Audio)?

Thanks again!

quote:

Originally posted by DJ Stevie Ray:
[qb] Don,
I would advise against multiple sound cards in the same system. It is very difficult to get them to work together. You will have conflicts about 90% of the time when trying this. [/qb]

Wow I must be extremely fortunate then, I have two systems both with dual sound cards, both Creative PCI 128s and they both worked 100% straight out of the box in defaults.

I did find however in the early days of my Pro-Mix ownership that USB sound cards like the Extigy were a waste of time and cased Pro-Mix to freeze the computer up. Someone told be that was because the Extigy uses long-word USB unique identifiers or something like that (Disclaimer: My fried-brain memory may not accurately recall extactly the syntax of the problem but its close)

Best for the season
Glen McBride
Music for the Masses
Melbourne, Australia

not sure if i can get this thread going again after a lull of almost two years. i have just completed installation of the promix on my system. i have learned from some related threads in this forum that american dj has phased out the promix. how true is that? i hope to hear from fellow promix mp3 controller users who are actively posting in these forums.