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Posted by Pinokio on Dec-11-2005 19:10:

Mixer with filters?

I'm ggetting a new dj equipment, some Cdj's, and I've been usinf traktor

I would like to get a mixer with filter options as traktor have.

like Amount, Low Cut, Width,resonance.

I've seen the have filters, but they are just buttons, like flanger.


I just don't want to press a button for the filter, I would like to control everything bymyselfm, but I have seen the interface of the mixers and I don't see any with these features.

maybe they have them, but they don't use the same names (amount, Width, etc.).



Thanks.


Posted by Allied Nations on Dec-11-2005 19:13:

Re: Mixer with filters?

quote:
Originally posted by Pinokio
I'm ggetting a new dj equipment, some Cdj's, and I've been usinf traktor

I would like to get a mixer with filter options as traktor have.

like Amount, Low Cut, Width,resonance.

I've seen the have filters, but they are just buttons, like flanger.


I just don't want to press a button for the filter, I would like to control everything bymyselfm, but I have seen the interface of the mixers and I don't see any with these features.

maybe they have them, but they don't use the same names (amount, Width, etc.).



Thanks.


You can buy external filters (ask freak or djtrinity about these), and lots of higher end mixers like the xone series (62 or 92 i think) have filters similar to what you describe.. my dxm-06 has a pretty good filter for a crappy mixer..


Posted by Cheetah86 on Dec-11-2005 20:54:

The electrix filter queen is a nice little filter.
http://www.electrixpro.com/products/filterqueen.html
It's got frequency and resonance settings, 4 types of filters, and an internal lfo and envelope follower to control it. I'm not sure if you can get one new right now, but if you can't you can try to get one used, they're pretty solid so buying them used isn't that bad. Then just hook it into your mixers send/return.


Posted by DannyO on Dec-11-2005 21:46:

quote:
Originally posted by Cheetah86
The electrix filter queen is a nice little filter.
http://www.electrixpro.com/products/filterqueen.html
It's got frequency and resonance settings, 4 types of filters, and an internal lfo and envelope follower to control it. I'm not sure if you can get one new right now, but if you can't you can try to get one used, they're pretty solid so buying them used isn't that bad. Then just hook it into your mixers send/return.


+1

I have heard nothing but great things about there products, they make top notch gear.

Theres also that external Filter rack mount unit that Allen & Heath made, can't remember the name.


Posted by Cheetah86 on Dec-11-2005 23:37:

quote:
Originally posted by DannyO
+1

I have heard nothing but great things about there products, they make top notch gear.

Theres also that external Filter rack mount unit that Allen & Heath made, can't remember the name.


http://www.allen-heath.com/uk/Displ...ct.asp?pview=55

The Allen & Heath Xone VF1 is what you're talking about, and it's really nice(although very expensive).


Posted by Stu Cox on Dec-12-2005 00:03:

quote:
Originally posted by Cheetah86
The electrix filter queen is a nice little filter.
http://www.electrixpro.com/products/filterqueen.html
It's got frequency and resonance settings, 4 types of filters, and an internal lfo and envelope follower to control it. I'm not sure if you can get one new right now, but if you can't you can try to get one used, they're pretty solid so buying them used isn't that bad. Then just hook it into your mixers send/return.

Unfortunately they don't make them anymore so they're pretty hard to get hold of... if anyone knows where you can get one I'd like to know!

Currently in the process of designing my own filter unit... then hopefully a digital sampler/looper at some point in the future - we'll see how that one turns out!


Posted by Zild on Dec-12-2005 01:12:

The Filter Queens are supposed to on sale sometime in the near future. At least I hope so.


Posted by Freak on Dec-12-2005 01:50:

Stanton Djf-1 or vermona action filter 2

Stantons resonance is terrible but the vermonas is awesome.
great filters- its actually two in one 19 inch rack unit.


Posted by j@y on Dec-12-2005 02:03:

the filters on my xone 32 are more that enough


Posted by Clovis on Dec-12-2005 03:58:

quote:
Originally posted by j@y
the filters on my xone 32 are more that enough


I just got my 32...they're hoooootttttt


Posted by Max Thomson on Dec-12-2005 05:49:

I'm thinking of getting a 32 and 3 cdjs (just bought the first one and have a x1500 now). Where can I get one for cheap? ebay?


Posted by Clovis on Dec-12-2005 05:59:

quote:
Originally posted by Max Thomson
I'm thinking of getting a 32 and 3 cdjs (just bought the first one and have a x1500 now). Where can I get one for cheap? ebay?



I got my mixer from agiprodj.com for 629$


Posted by Pinokio on Dec-12-2005 17:01:

Thanks to everyone for the replys, have been very helpful.

I have another question, those filters you mentioned there, They are only for the master Channel?, I mean if I want to manipulate the sound witht he filters on different channels at the same time, do I need to buy a pir of these filters?

And what's the price range of these filters?

Thanks.


Posted by Mimoza on Dec-12-2005 22:46:

Do not forget to check over the stanton VRM10 mixer, with valve tubes and with filters...


Posted by jdat on Dec-13-2005 14:38:

quote:
Originally posted by Mimoza
Do not forget to check over the stanton VRM10 mixer, with valve tubes and with filters...



It's a discontinued mixer


Posted by Mimoza on Dec-13-2005 19:47:

I know, buth therefore maybe a good one to buy on the second hand market...
I've got one for sale in the near future, two mixers is too much for me


Posted by jdat on Dec-13-2005 22:02:

quote:
Originally posted by Mimoza
I know, buth therefore maybe a good one to buy on the second hand market...
I've got one for sale in the near future, two mixers is too much for me



what's your price for it?


I'm in France btw so shipping and such wouldn't be too much of a hassle.


I've been trying to get one on ebay but nobody ever sells one


Posted by Mimoza on Dec-13-2005 22:27:

What are you willing to pay for it?
It's two years old, no damage or what so ever, mail me your price that you are willing to pay for it, i am looking for cdj800, cdj1000 mkII, xone 92, or active speakers...
I'm having pictures of it available
I'm willing to trade it for something in my wantlist...


Posted by jdat on Dec-13-2005 23:19:

quote:
Originally posted by Mimoza
What are you willing to pay for it?
It's two years old, no damage or what so ever, mail me your price that you are willing to pay for it, i am looking for cdj800, cdj1000 mkII, xone 92, or active speakers...
I'm having pictures of it available
I'm willing to trade it for something in my wantlist...



sent you a pm


Posted by Trogdor on Dec-17-2005 12:10:

quote:
Originally posted by Pinokio
Thanks to everyone for the replys, have been very helpful.

I have another question, those filters you mentioned there, They are only for the master Channel?, I mean if I want to manipulate the sound witht he filters on different channels at the same time, do I need to buy a pir of these filters?

And what's the price range of these filters?

Thanks.
You need a send/return on your mixer in order to use the filter on any channel. As for using filters on two different channels, you'll either need two filter units, or an Allen & Heath Xone:92 mixer, with two built-in filters.

The Electrix Filter Queen MAP is $149. The Allen & Heath Xone:VF-1 MAP is $599. You should be able to get either of those for less. The Vermona AF-II is just over $300. The Xone:92 MAP is $1699, but can be had for around $1400.

The Filter Queen apparently has some sound quality issues. I would go with a VF-1, but, since you want a mixer with built-in filters, you should go for the Xone:92. To be fair, I have a Xone:92, but would love a VF-1, it's an incredible unit. I haven't used the Vermona. I believe it's a revised version of the Stanton, which has been discontinued.

Check out www.xone.co.uk


Posted by Pinokio on Dec-20-2005 21:00:

quote:
Originally posted by Trogdor
You need a send/return on your mixer in order to use the filter on any channel. As for using filters on two different channels, you'll either need two filter units, or an Allen & Heath Xone:92 mixer, with two built-in filters.

The Electrix Filter Queen MAP is $149. The Allen & Heath Xone:VF-1 MAP is $599. You should be able to get either of those for less. The Vermona AF-II is just over $300. The Xone:92 MAP is $1699, but can be had for around $1400.

The Filter Queen apparently has some sound quality issues. I would go with a VF-1, but, since you want a mixer with built-in filters, you should go for the Xone:92. To be fair, I have a Xone:92, but would love a VF-1, it's an incredible unit. I haven't used the Vermona. I believe it's a revised version of the Stanton, which has been discontinued.

Check out www.xone.co.uk


Thansk for thre reply mate
well for that amount of money, it's going to be a long time untill i canget one of those, but I get the idea now.

Thanks.


Posted by punjabi on Dec-24-2005 00:06:

quote:
Originally posted by Clovis86
I got my mixer from agiprodj.com for 629$


is that the original price they offered you after you emailed them? how was the service?


Posted by Trogdor on Dec-24-2005 07:57:

quote:
Originally posted by punjabi
is that the original price they offered you after you emailed them? how was the service?
I'll jump in here and say that www.agiprodj.com has the best prices and best service. I got my Xone:92 from them. Justin and Jason are solid guys.


Posted by Pinokio on Jan-13-2006 01:22:

quote:
Originally posted by Stu Cox
Unfortunately they don't make them anymore so they're pretty hard to get hold of... if anyone knows where you can get one I'd like to know!

Currently in the process of designing my own filter unit... then hopefully a digital sampler/looper at some point in the future - we'll see how that one turns out!



http://www.agiprodj.com/detail.php?id=680

This is supposed to be coming soon, so uou should check for it.

I was thinkign of getting one, but I'm not really interested in using it for the master channel, I would prefer to use it separately for each channel, as I can do in Traktor DJ Studio, SO I guess, I would have to wait a few years and get a Xone 92 =).


Posted by Trogdor on Jan-14-2006 08:54:

quote:
Originally posted by Pinokio This is supposed to be coming soon, so you should check for it.
"Soon" was supposed to be a year ago. They're still not out.


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