Virtual dj timecoded vinyls in action !

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Posted by NEO!Geo on Nov-21-2004 19:05:

Virtual dj timecoded vinyls in action !

http://www.virtualdj.com/download/v..._dj_getdown.wmv

You can do this for around $300(soft+usb-audiocard+vinyls).
I have this and I can tell you that it's also perfect for long mixing.

Posted by djkoolaide on Nov-21-2004 19:46:

Not bad. Software looks a bit cheesy but obviously that wouldn't mean it performs bad. Looks pretty nice for $300!

Posted by TranceSpeeder on Nov-21-2004 20:52:

i started this thread awhile back...

http://www.tranceaddict.com/forums/...threadid=218567

NEO!Geo is the only one on the forum i can find recommending these.

but i want some more opinions on this usb device and the timecoded vinyl to buy and virtual dj?

Posted by TranceSpeeder on Nov-21-2004 21:15:

what usa places btw sells the timecoded vinyl?

Posted by twisted on Nov-21-2004 21:26:

are you talking about final scratch timecoded record kinda thing...

you can buy them at like any stores that sell dj gear

Posted by Toufas on Nov-21-2004 23:39:

u just need an asio card, vinyls and the software? what are those things on the turntables on that video?

Posted by djkoolaide on Nov-22-2004 00:33:

Damn, ASIO soundcard? The latency would kill me with my onboard SoundStorm

Posted by Dj Ricky H on Nov-22-2004 01:10:

I like the chrome look tables!!....

Posted by T-Soma on Nov-22-2004 02:05:

Do many of you DJs who use things like this and FS and SSL etc still use many actual vinyl tracks?

Posted by NEO!Geo on Nov-22-2004 12:49:

quote:
Originally posted by djkoolaide
Not bad. Software looks a bit cheesy but obviously that wouldn't mean it performs bad. Looks pretty nice for $300!

this soft is very powerfull and sounds very good. it's fully skinable, so it can looks like traktor, ssl ...

you can buy vinyls on www.virtualdj.com

Maya 44 usb is the most popular sound card, works great(no latency) and cost only
$119.

more infos

Posted by Dj Ricky H on Nov-22-2004 16:55:

My question is that, what if we bring laptops around with virtual DJ, how are we supposed to gound the tables to the laptop?...and is it safe to ground to a laptop?

Posted by NEO!Geo on Nov-22-2004 18:03:

I'm not expert but I'm convinced that it's not a problem. I ground my TTs to the card and I never had a problem, (100% quality timecode signal).

with a non asio sound card, the latency is big but you can cue & mix perfectly.

Posted by Cheetah86 on Nov-22-2004 18:05:

What do you do if your TT's have built-in grounds, like the TTX-1's?

Posted by D Dubya on Nov-22-2004 18:20:

quote:
Originally posted by Cheetah86
What do you do if your TT's have built-in grounds, like the TTX-1's?

get new decks j/k

Posted by `pr0digy on Nov-23-2004 00:47:

Looks like it works pretty well

Posted by TranceSpeeder on Nov-23-2004 04:32:

check ur pm neogeo.

Posted by echosystm on Nov-23-2004 07:53:

that guy has hairy arms

Posted by NEO!Geo on Nov-26-2004 21:35:

I have numark TT-500s and no problem with them .that's all I can say.

Posted by TranceSpeeder on Dec-16-2004 02:24:

check this one out..

http://www.virtualdj.com/download/v..._dj_getdown.wmv

looks easy, i tried it and its harder than you think, but its gettiung to me, this video is more heavy scratching but he does a few song changes on here and it sounded pretty good.

Posted by Audigy7 on Dec-16-2004 03:15:

I don't get all that scratching crap, it makes the most god-awful sound.

Posted by TranceSpeeder on Dec-16-2004 03:34:

yea well what you expect from hip-what. What else would they bring from the song?

Posted by dj chex on Dec-16-2004 04:22:

I just wanna know if you need a outboard phono preamp to connect each turntable to the sound card, or if you can rewire it so you can use TRS or xlr mic inputs. And whats w/ that tascam ttm1 that's on each deck?

Posted by TranceSpeeder on Dec-16-2004 20:31:

i just got one of these.

http://audiotrak.net/maya44usb.htm

Posted by TranceSpeeder on Dec-17-2004 04:35:

quote:
Originally posted by dj chex
I just wanna know if you need a outboard phono preamp to connect each turntable to the sound card, or if you can rewire it so you can use TRS or xlr mic inputs. And whats w/ that tascam ttm1 that's on each deck?

i have to say tho, it is a fine program.

Posted by 3xx3r7 on Dec-18-2004 02:37:

Looks pretty neat. Good scratching too.