When I attempted to use it with my MacBook Pro along with Djay Pro for the Mac, I struck a big barrier with Voice-Over.

From there you can restrict VO to headphones-only output while in the Djay app.

You will have to go into the Mac system preferences, sound, output, and select the main output for your audio.

If you want voiceover to use a separate audio source, going to voice over preferences, sound, and choose a different audio source other than the one you chose in the sound section for system preferences.

If you mix in a party, with your controller hooked to a mixer or amplifier via RCA, choose your controller as Master (VoiceOver wont be heard then on by people on the dancefoor, only on your computer) and choose the default system for your pre-cue and plug your headphones to the computer, should you absolutely need to hear VoiceOver.

When mixing in a party though and although Im totally blind, I dont rely on VoiceOver, because the noise is too loud.

What I do is that I prepare my track list in advance and know my tracks.

If you mix at home, you and your controller is not hooked up to an amplifier or mixer, via RCA, but only to your computer, when the dialog box appear, choose Default system for your master and your controller for pre-cue and hook your headphones to your controller.

However, I will apply your techniques when Im up and running again.

I compiled everything in iTunes, then proceed to sync it with my iPad, which interfaces with my IDJ Pro controller.

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