American Audio Vms4 Drivers For Mac

1. American Audio Vms4.1 Driver
2. Vms4 Software

American Audio is a low budget controller with faders and knobs of lower quality. Denon MC6000 is a top quality controller with the best faders and knobs money can buy and a real 4chan mixer with matrix + more. I didn't know until recently what strain VDJ Pro puts on a processor, it pretty much takes over your computer and maybe some drivers are wacked out, but I guess a quad core desktop blows a laptop away. Anyways if anyone ever has a problem with the American Audio MXR Series and you are using Windows 8: 1.

The American Audio VMS4.1 is designed for performance minded DJs looking for a solid, all-in-one Midi Controller to play MP3 racks from their laptop, plus have the option to add CD Players and turntables to the mix. Some general features include 4 USB / Analog selectable Midilog (Midi & Analog) channels. 2 phone lines selectable analog channels. It also has gain/treble/mid/bass EQ on all MIDILOGTM Channels. It has full analog mixer operation if the computer crashes or with external power supply. Another nice feature is it has split cueing headphones with rotary mix control. The Crossfader has curve control and assign and reverse.

American Audio Vms4.1 Driver

Master & Booth outputs with L/R balance. Lacie update tool v1.2 for mac free. It has DSP D-Core inside, Studio Quality Audio Engine + Pro Stage Microphone Circuitry.

It has 34 assignable rotary controllers, 4 assignable rotary encoders. 50 MIDI buttons have LED illuminations, including 18 with dual blue/red LEDs. 62 Assignable MIDI buttons and switches. Dual 2000 point resolution touch sensitive turntable scratch controllers. Dual MISI Controls on all buttons and switches. 5 assignable linear fader controllers.

Two 10 bit resolutions pitch sliders. Long life MIDI assignable touch strips and a built in mouse pad. Hi, My VMS4.1 reset in the middle of a gig and then the cuing was full of static. Next day I uninstalled both Virtual DJ 8 and VMS4.1 drivers and reinstalled them both.

VDJ 8 1st and now I have cuing music coming out of right headphones. I have to pull my jack 1/2 out for semi normal operation, Is this a known issue that can be fix using the support # or does it require repair? I purchased my VMS4.1 9/27/2014 and I recently started having other issues like, deck 1 sync and cue 4 button is unresponsive which could be the VDJ 8 software but the resetting has happened twice now. Please provide feedback on next steps? Thanks, Troy.

The VMS4 MIDI controller is another entry into the newest rage for digital DJs: 4-channel controllers. The VMS4, however, offers a twist to the usual formula by serving double duty as a 4-channel analogue mixer.

Vms4 Software

At a price of only $499, many DJs have asked: “Am I missing something? That sounds like a great deal.” DJTechTools investigates to find out if the first controller from American Audio is too good to be true. Reviewed: AMERICAN DJ VMS4 Price: $499 Communication: MIDI over USB (requires power supply) / (Mac and Windows) Available: Available now Ships with: Virtual DJ LE (2 Decks) – Upgradable to Pro for $199 Weight: Approx. 20 pounds Key Feature: Built-in sound card and analog mixer THE GOOD Great value at $499, you’re going to get a lot of functionality for your money with this controller if you already own Traktor Pro or Scratch Pro. The switchable analog/midi channels enable mixing computer outputs with traditional analogue inputs like CD players or iPods. Touch-sensitive jog wheels and touch strips have some interesting mapping potential for Traktor users. The steel chassis feels and looks more professional than the price suggests.

THE BAD The VMS4 ships with Virtual DJ LE, so you will need to spend another $200 to get a decent piece of software. The outputs of the mixer in digital and analogue mode are noticeably lower than other mixers and sound cards. At a weight of almost 20 pounds, this is not exactly the most portable controller available on the market. The jog wheels don’t support scratching and pitch bending at the same time unless you use a protective rubber ring around the wheels, which detracts a lot from its curb appeal. The cross fader has a 1/4″ delay in action for both audio and midi, making it impossible to do fast cuts and crabs accurately. THE BOTTOM LINE If DJTechTools or another group comes out with a stellar Traktor Pro mapping, this could be a great winter toy for those that can’t quite plop down $999 for the Native Instruments S4.

If you want an all-in-one controller/software combo that works really well out of the box, this is not quite it. The Virtual DJ LE software leaves much to be desired and there are no great mappings for Traktor Pro available yet.

OVERALL IMPRESSION This 4-deck controller is no lightweight. Built out of an all-metal chassis, it weighs in at nearly 20 pounds. Thankfully there are four thick rubber bumpers on the corners, which keep it from knocking up the surroundings during transport. As shown in the photo above, the VMS4 is quite a bit longer than a 15″ laptop, taking it outside the easily portable size range, but it is still packable with a specialized bag or road case.