Which this wiki page describes. The American Audio VMS2 is a 2-deck all-in-one controller. It is a USB class compliant MIDI and audio device that works with GNU/Linux, Mac OS X, and Windows. It features a 4 channel input and 4 channel output sound card with 2 phono preamps. The main output has XLR and RCA outputs (do not use both at once). There is a separate RCA booth output. The VMS2 can also be used as a stand-alone mixer with analog sources without a computer by setting the USB/Analog switches on the front of the device to “Analog”.

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Here you can download american audio vms2 drivers download. Informations: File: american_audio_vms2__drv.exe Driver version: 2.4.4 File size: 4 864 KB System: Windows 7 and 8. Download American Audio Vms2 Drivers Download File. ASIO Driver (WIN 1.25) for the American Audio VMS5. At this point there are no plans on making/selling VMS5 rack mountable kit. We do still sell our VMS4 flip case which will fit our VMS 2,VMS4.1 and VMS5.

The analog inputs are captured by the built-in soundcard as input signals. They can be used for timecode signals (e.g. Timecode vinyl), as the VMS2 also features built-in phono preamps. I did not try that, please verify! The microphone input is mixed directly into the master output signal of the VMS2 in hardware and cannot be captured through software. If you want to record voice over using the Mixxx software, you will need a different solution.

You can use a separate microphone attached to the computer, but that signal will not be routed to the VMS2 and therefore not be on the VMS2 master output (but in the Mixxx recording from the software master/record output). Mixxx's Deck 1/2 outputs are affected by the Mixxx software EQs. However, the VMS2's volume faders and crossfader (as well as the headphone buttons) control the VMS2's hardware mixer and do not affect Mixxx's Deck 1 and Deck 2 output signals. Therefore, a recording using the Mixxx software will sound different from what is played through the VMS2 master output, as the crossfader curve and signal mixing are not the same in hardware and software. If you require a recording that captures exactly what the audience will hear, use a separate soundcard and recording software to record from the VMS2 booth output. Mapping description.

The VMS2 has been fully mapped for Mixxx by the community. Different versions of the mapping exist. Most of them are linked somewhere in the Mixxx VMS2 forum thread.

As of Mixxx 1.11, two mappings were included with Mixxx: the first one by Groschi, and a second, called “(Alternative)” by snu (that's me ). Groschis mapping mapped the controls also found on the VMS4 for the VMS2. The rotary knob in the middle section was left unmapped. The “Alternative” mapping improved on that by mapping all controls. The rotary knob was used for library browsing. It also featured EQ kill buttons on the secondary IN/OUT/RELOOP buttons and an obscure way switch between scratch mode and pitch mode.