Make sure the playback on your volume playback (rightclick volume - playback devices - Find the CDJs) corresponds to the input audio cable you plug in and corresponds to the setting on the players themselves (both) + Buffer max, to avoid CPU trouble while mixing (might cause interrupts etc)Īlso press utility button on the CDJ themselves and see if you have same bit rate set on the CDJs
Once you have installed the driver, you have an entry "pioneer" in start - all programs, run "Pioneer CDJ ASIO Settings Utility" Note if using Windows 7 it goes well, if using Windows 8/8.1, the driver is somehow not really trusted requiring extra action. Let's start with the players (CDJ 2000 Nexus) You do not need LAN cables for setting it up as MIDI, purely leave it USB and audio (cinch or digital)Ģ.
This is not the same as pluggin USB keys with tracks on it or CDs to mix.ġ. Wonderful piece of hardware I have, but every time I reinstall I spend a few hours figuring out the goddamn right config to be able to start mixing or even connecting it.įor who is interested, here is how to get the combination of Pioneer DJM 2000 Nexus & CDJ 2000 Nexus working (on windows) + some tips to check what you might be overlooking.įirst you need to know you can use the DJM and CDJs with MIDI, network cables, USB, CDs, first I will talking about setting it up as MIDI controller (USB).
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