simply testing the mixcloud live recording video and sound and the inpulse T7 - The T7 did some speeding up and had a bit of a non exact platter / vinyl behaviour , like it always moved too much forward when touching the vinyl into a beat matched position to the other track. Think its solveld now by (copy & paste from Hercules Forum ) :
Quit your DJ software
Keep DJC Inpulse T7 connected to the computer USB port,
Switch off Inpulse T7 with the Power push button on the rear panel
Make sure Inpulse T7 lays on a flat table, with slipmat and vinyl disc on the platter,
Push down the keys "Assist/Prep" and "Back" on deck 2 (right deck), just below the browser rotary encoder
Keep "Assist/Prep" and "Back" keys down on deck 2, and switch on T7 with the Power rear button
Release the "Assist/Prep" and "Back" keys on deck 2
The platters calibration start automatically: both platters turn at variable speed.
Wait until the platters stop turning. Wait the pads 1 to 4 on both decks are in green, the calibration is over.
A remark on enabling anti-drift software, this softwafre setting
is the proper setting if you mix = if you do not scratch,
should be avoid if you scratch.
Quit your DJ software
Keep DJC Inpulse T7 connected to the computer USB port,
Switch off Inpulse T7 with the Power push button on the rear panel
Make sure Inpulse T7 lays on a flat table, with slipmat and vinyl disc on the platter,
Push down the keys "Assist/Prep" and "Back" on deck 2 (right deck), just below the browser rotary encoder
Keep "Assist/Prep" and "Back" keys down on deck 2, and switch on T7 with the Power rear button
Release the "Assist/Prep" and "Back" keys on deck 2
The platters calibration start automatically: both platters turn at variable speed.
Wait until the platters stop turning. Wait the pads 1 to 4 on both decks are in green, the calibration is over.
A remark on enabling anti-drift software, this softwafre setting
is the proper setting if you mix = if you do not scratch,
should be avoid if you scratch.
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