Yes. When this unit and the computer are connected and a track is played in iTunes, the sound is input to this unit's channel 1. It cannot be input to other channels. In this case, however, the volume cannot be changed even by operating a trim control or fader on this unit. (The channel level meter also does not light.)

When listening to playback sound with headphones, fully turn the HEADPHONES MIX control clockwise and then adjust the HEADPHONES LEVEL control to an appropriate position.

Also, files containing DRM data cannot be played.

If sound is not input when the above operation is performed, do the following.

Windows 7

Display the [Run] dialog box from the [Start] menu, enter [mmsys.cpl], and click [OK]. The [Sound] window opens. Select [DDJ-RR] on the [Playback] tab.

* This cannot be used simultaneously with the ASIO driver.

Windows 8.1

Select [Run] from [Apps View], enter [mmsys.cpl], and click [OK]. The [Sound] window opens. Select [DDJ-RR] on the [Playback] tab.

* This cannot be used simultaneously with the ASIO driver.

Windows 10

Right-click the Start button, select [Run], enter [mmsys.cpl], and click [OK]. The [Sound] window opens. Select [DDJ-RR] on the [Playback] tab.

* This cannot be used simultaneously with the ASIO driver.

Mac OS

In [Select a device for sound output] on the [Output] tab in [Sound] of [System Preferences], select [DDJ-RR] from the sound devices. DDJ-RR's input channel can be changed by selecting [DDJ-RR] in [Audio MIDI Settings] of [Applications] > [Utilities] and then using the [Configure speakers...] dialog box.

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