Getting Started with DJay Pro AI for Windows: Troubleshooting Cable Connectivity Issues

Are you excited to start using DJay Pro AI for Windows but having trouble connecting your cables? You're not alone! Many users have reported issues with cable connectivity, especially when trying to connect their Apple devices. In this article, we'll explore some common problems and solutions to get you up and running quickly.

Cable Connectivity Issues

If you're experiencing issues with your USB-C to Lightning cables, it may be due to the FLX4's higher Power Delivery (PD) specs (5 Volts, 3 Amps). This is a common issue that can prevent older Apple devices from functioning properly. You may need to invest in new cables that meet these specifications.

I personally had issues with my original Apple USB-C to Lightning cables, but found success with the FLX4's own USB-C cable and an adapter from USB to USB-C. You can also try using a Bluetooth MIDI connection for added convenience.

Using Korg's Bluetooth MIDI Connect

Korg's Bluetooth MIDI Connect is a free app that allows you to connect your Bluetooth MIDI compatible controllers, such as the microKEY Air, nanoKEY Studio, and nanoKONTROL Studio, wirelessly with your Mac. If you're having trouble connecting via Bluetooth, try using one of these apps.

Troubleshooting Tips

If you're still experiencing issues, here are a few troubleshooting tips to try:

* Restart your hardware and djay Pro software

* Check the MIDI Map file in the djay folder on your iOS device or Music/djay/MIDI Mappings folder on your Mac

* Try using a different Hot Cue or deck configuration

By following these simple steps and troubleshooting tips, you should be able to resolve any cable connectivity issues with DJay Pro AI for Windows. Remember to restart your hardware and software regularly to ensure optimal performance. Happy mixing!

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