Vestax Vic-100 USB MIDI Controller (with box)

This equipment was used to rock dance floors alongside Macs for about 5 years.
It has some old scars from being used in real-world situations,
so it is being sold as junk.

I will include a generic 9V power adapter with a center positive, which is convenient for controlling smartphones and other devices.

The Vestax VCI-100 is a pioneering USB MIDI DJ controller that debuted in 2006. It gained popularity as a serious hardware controller for operating PCDJ software (such as Traktor LE, which was included) on a PC. It featured jog wheels that applied turntable technology, a robust build, and received the Good Design Award. As a standalone MIDI controller without audio output capabilities, users aiming for high-quality sound typically provided their own audio interface.

When I tried to connect the VCI-100 again after a long time, I found that the included Traktor LE was no longer usable.
I was troubled, but I was able to get it working by setting it up as follows:

VCI-100
Simply connect it to Windows, wait a while, and the driver installation will be completed.
I installed Traktor from here, but although the installation completed, it would not launch.
VAI-40
The included driver seems to be 32-bit only, so a 64-bit driver is required.
It seems to work if you install the latest ASIO driver.
Some parts are a bit questionable.

Settings
I will configure the sound and MIDI controller settings in Mixxx.

Sound Settings
Select ASIO and set Output 1-4.
It seems that the VAI-40 outputs sound to headphones via 1-2.
So, if I set Master to 1-2, both outputs would play simultaneously.
Set Master to 3-4
and Headphones to 1-2.
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I feel like this part might vary depending on the software. It felt different from when I used Traktor...

MIDI Controller
Select MIDI Controller, check the enable box, and load the VCI-100 preset.
How to Use
Press the button enclosed in the red frame to monitor the sound through headphones.