Set up PioneerDJ DDJ-200 for Macbook without Splitter Cable. Use your mac's speakers as booth output 

Find on your DDJ200, in the middle, you should find a section titled "HEADPHONES". Try pushing on MASTER, cue 1 ~ 2 buttons to switch what you can hear on your headphones.

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Does Adaptateur Apple USB-C vers USB it will work me for the controller ddj 200 to connect the MacBook with the controller please answer me because I’m planning to buy it tomorrow 🙏

@@Spookyology can you tell me which year / type of macbook you have gotten?

@@miyaosource 2019 MacBook Pro

@@Spookyology As for connection between DDJ-200 and Macbook, you need a cable like this one www.amazon.com/CableCreation-Printer-Compatible-MacBook-Printers/dp/B012V563B6/ or an adapter www.amazon.com/JSAUX-Adapter-Compatible-MacBook-Samsung/dp/B07BS8SRWH/ Both should work for you.

Hi! I do not know why you have no control over gain. But as for clipping, did you check up your Buffer Size? If the buffer size is too small, it tends to clip more often.

This video shows you how to output cue to the headphones and the master output to the internal speaker.

In theory yes, but you will have a problem with latency. The sound you hear will not match with that you see on screen and that you hear on your headphones. Please let me know how it goes.

Is the Mixer Mode set to "Internal"?

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Did you try connecting headphone plug? It might not appear or grayed out in Audio MIDI Setup if the headphone plug is not connected.

@@miyaosource I did try connecting my headphones using a mini-jack to USB-C adapter, but my Mac doesn't seem to recognize them. They don't appear in the Audio MIDI Setup at all

@@ДианаГумярова-я3ч can you try following this support.apple.com/guide/audio-midi-setup/if-a-connected-midi-device-isnt-shown-amsd0b13f5d9/mac

@@miyaosourcethank you, got it 🙂

@@ДианаГумярова-я3ч Glad to hear that it worked!

You meant that you cannot find the devices in the "Audio MIDI Setup" application?

⁠@@miyaosourceyes i cannot find them

@@KidddGg do you find built-in speakers in the System preference for sound output? support.apple.com/en-us/102411 you might need to contact Apple if you do not see any.

@@miyaosource i see them only as built-in output and when i put on my headphones it changes to headphones

@@KidddGg Can you try this in audio midi setup? discussions.apple.com/thread/252589296?sortBy=best

Is "Mixer Mode" in thre Audio Preferences set to "Internal"?

Do you mean "input 1,2,3 or 4 " in the pull down menu?

We just got a mini windows 10 machine the other day for our son. Please allow a day or two since he will certainly be excited to see DDJ200 connected to his computer.

It looks like you will need to use a driver called ASIO4ALL. Can you try the approach? Once you choose ASIO4ALL as the audio output in rekordbox preference, you should be able to find ASIO4ALL icon in the tray bar where you can configure sound output. forums.pioneerdj.com/hc/en-us/community/posts/360052783412/comments/900001133686?community_id=200133289#community_comment_900001133686

Sure! Can you tell me MacOS version as well as the model of your mac you are using to begin with?

Hi, can you try choosing "Macbook Pro Speakers" as the Output in the Sound settings of your Mac's System Settings? You should now be able to control the sound level from your keyboard.

You need to give an exact name, "Aggregate Device" (case sensitive) in the Audio MIDI Setup app. Can you check up on that?

@@miyaosource yes its exactly like that and case sensitive

@@elgarg0la.m1a And in the Rekordbox app, you are using "PERFORMANCE" mode?

Isn't the version 6.8.4? Did you add "Aggregate Device" in the "Audio MIDI Setup" app? pasteboard.co/fWCaeXFmF2mu.jpg

@@miyaosource yes, I did and it doesn’t appear in the rekordbox. It’s the latest version for macos

@@AlinaLicht Sorry but it looks like you need to contact pioneer in that case. You are using Macbook Air by any chance?

@@miyaosource I started over and created a new aggregate device and it worked for me. Thanks. But the sound from Master channel doesn't;t play in headphones still

You will probably be able to connect to BT speakers but you might be annoyed by delayed sound outpu (latency issue).

It should be possible but you might suffer from delayed sound output from the bluetooth speaker, which makes difficult to do mix (beat matching) with headphones. The delay may be negligibly short. The safest is to test first.

Hello, can you check up the name of device up added in Audio MIDI Setup? It needs to be named as exactly "Aggregate Device". ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-0SSwrbOltyk.htmlsi=JUiQk2tBR9FJyyZ9&t=104

@@miyaosource I changed it! it now says "Aggregate device CH1" in the drop down for deck 1 and CH2 for decks 2. I have no drop down menus for headphone and booth output

I didn't check properly originally, but I never had drop down menus for headphones and booth output.

at the moment deck 1 is playing out of internal speakers and deck 2 is through headphones

@@victoriashkolyk174 Can you try switching to "PERFORMANCE" mode (you can switch with the pull down menu at the left top corner of the rekordbox window. Then you can open the Audio settings dialog.

Sorry for a late response. You mean, the cue / master button? Could you check up the page 123 of this manual? cdn.rekordbox.com/files/20200323144552/rekordbox6.0.0_manual_EN.pdf

I have the same problem. Did you figure it out?

The sound comes from your computer because DDJ has no audio output or input. So the sound quality depends on your computer. Please be reminded that DDJ-200 is just a controller with less controllable features than other DDJs. One of few advantages over other controllers is that it is very compact.

For Windows, you will need to use a driver called ASIO4ALL. Once you choose ASIO4ALL as the audio output in rekordbox preference, you should be able to find ASIO4ALL icon in the tray bar where you can configure sound output.

Sorry but I do not know much about windows. Did you check out "property" of your sound driver?

not to forget, there is a small icon to switch between split output and normal output in the rekordbox.

Hi, can you check the name of "Aggregate Device" The device name must be "Aggregate Device" (case sensitive)

@@miyaosource yes it the same. Case sensitive as well.

@@huilamman6790 did you check the rekordbox settings? imgur.com/gallery/D9VTl5E you need to choose Internal for the mixer mode.

It then only plays with my laptop speakers, no sound through headset at all

@@huilamman6790 and you have set this up yet? imgur.com/a/BBonwjU

Hi, I think that it is better for you to buy USB C hub rather than USB type c adapter. As for headphones, I think that you might have stereo mini-headphone jack on either side of your macbook, which you might want to double check. What is the screen size of your Macbook? 13, 15 or 16'?

@@miyaosource size 13

@@miyaosource usb hub it’s expensive here 100$ I want something to connect type b to type c

@@miyaosource about the headphones I have a Marshall monitor 2 can I try em with Bluetooth

@@Spookyology Then you will need something like USB C to USB Adaptor. you can google "USB C to USB Adaptor" and you will find them