I have recently got some dj software but cannot get separate sounds through my headphones and speakers. any ideas? N.B i am no computer wizz!
How do i get 2 channel sound to have different sound thru headphones & speakers?
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Hi and welcome to the forum.
There isn't an easy way of doing this and I'm not sure it's even possible; getting the speakers and the headphones to work at the same time is a big enough of a challenge!
How exactly are your speakers and headphones plugged in? One in front audio out and one in back audio out...?
Oli
There isn't an easy way of doing this and I'm not sure it's even possible; getting the speakers and the headphones to work at the same time is a big enough of a challenge!
How exactly are your speakers and headphones plugged in? One in front audio out and one in back audio out...?
Oli
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I could have both speakers and headphones to work at the same time by plugging in one to the back and one up front - Realtek onboard.
But having both playing different tracks is not something i've tried or heard of.
Why don't you try left and right pan and using just your headphones? I do that easily with Acoustica Mixcraft. You could get different sounds coming from both left and right.
But if you're still looking to do what you want to do, i have no idea. I'm just suggesting an alternative. Someone else might have an answer though.
But having both playing different tracks is not something i've tried or heard of.
Why don't you try left and right pan and using just your headphones? I do that easily with Acoustica Mixcraft. You could get different sounds coming from both left and right.
But if you're still looking to do what you want to do, i have no idea. I'm just suggesting an alternative. Someone else might have an answer though.
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