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1. Virtual Dj Lagging Mac Free

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• Well I have rarely seen soundcards suddenly become unreliable.
  However I have often seen Windows PCs suddenly become unreliable.
  So my guess would be it is something in your system.
  For starters the PC is on the lower end of specs for VDJ.
  Also you do not specify, but some AMD CPUs make problems and we do recommend Intel CPUs for DJing.
  It could also be very well a memory or driver issue or even your anti-virus or even a virus.

  So the range or possibilities is rather high.
  The best bet in such situations is to save your DJ library stuff to an external drive and re-install the whole PC fresh.

  

  Since you said that you have all your pc audio running through the mixtrack (I did that for a while too) or might be that you are having conflict with the sound card. Did you install any new programs recently?

  All this stuff is the main reason I advocate creating a dual-boot PC. With one install ONLY for DJ-ing purposes. No internet connection, no antivirus, no wireless, no bluetooth, no nothing. Stripped down version of Windows. Everything you don’t need uninstalled or at the very least switched off (check msconfig). Install the necessary drivers to make your DJ Software and controller work. I personally have all my tracks on an external hard disk, so I don’t have to put those on the system. When you are done setting it up, make a disc image of your DJ install and keep it safe. Make a new image everytime something significant changes (like an upgrade from VDJ7 to 8).

  Since you won’t be changing anything, there will be no unwanted upgrades and other crap (remember that when a system is working and you don’t change anything it should continue to work). You won’t be sharing your controller soundcard with other programs, for the simple reason that there will be no other software.

  If something goes wrong, all you need to do is restore the disc image and you have a working system again.

  Hope that helps.

  Greetinx.

  Doesn’t have to be an audio program just anything that would take up resources. It doesn’t sound like a hardware issue you may want to try re-installing VDJ

  If you are getting a Macbook and use MacOS then forget dual booting.
  You then own a Mac and need not worry again…
  Also forget partitioning. The Mac Filesystem is vastly superior, just make one partition and go from there (most likely how it will be configured out of the box is OK).
  Have fun with your Mac.

  Yep, forget dualboot in Mac OS X environment. Not necessary. Just make a user just for DJ (it’s what I have anyway).

  To answer your questions, in case any Windows people are following this thread:

  – Dualbooting indeed involves two installs of the same or different OS on the same machine. Be aware that if you pick two different OS’s (say Win7 and W8.1) you need two licenses. If you use the same OS (say 2x W7) you can use the same license.
  – It would be possible to create a third partition that you share in both OS’s. I have had a setup like that before. Again, I now use an external HD, so it connects to whatever OS/Boot I am running.
  – You CAN make both partitions visible to both boot options, but it would defeat some of the security features. Any malicious software that targets your hard disk can potentially harm all of it if it’s a mapped drive.

  Greetinx.

Virtual Dj Lagging Mac Free

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