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Posted by n3lly on Sep-01-2006 19:05:

I have a favour to ask :)

Just wondering, i've never had the chance to play on a set of cdj's, any of them for that matter.

And i've always wondered what the whole cdj200 sound sounds like? EG. The winding forward without vinyl emulation capabilities.

How can you hear the beat, is it literally stuttering the whole time in your ears? Does that not wreck your head? I was just thinking today that i could never see myself mixing without a vinyl sound coming into my ears. Being able to hear the scratch noise while moving the platter/vinyl nearly feels like an essential part of dj'ing for me

Dunno though as i haven't heard the other side..

So i was wondering if someone could make a recording for me


Posted by Danila on Sep-01-2006 20:20:

lol if noone does I will do it later tonight. Just for you!

I dont miss the needle jumping off first beat when you are about to drop the track in. And I always used to "go" over the beat few times before I dropped it and sometimes the needle would jump off. ARGHGHG heh

You get used to CDj pretty quicky


Posted by DOOMBOT on Sep-01-2006 20:37:

Being that I spin vinyl, first time I heard the stutter from the cdj I quickly tapped vinyl mode on. I just couldn't get over it and it didn't make sense in my head, like you just said.


Posted by miamitranceman on Sep-01-2006 21:56:

Re: I have a favour to ask :)

quote:
Originally posted by n3lly
Just wondering, i've never had the chance to play on a set of cdj's, any of them for that matter.

And i've always wondered what the whole cdj200 sound sounds like? EG. The winding forward without vinyl emulation capabilities.

How can you hear the beat, is it literally stuttering the whole time in your ears? Does that not wreck your head? I was just thinking today that i could never see myself mixing without a vinyl sound coming into my ears. Being able to hear the scratch noise while moving the platter/vinyl nearly feels like an essential part of dj'ing for me

Dunno though as i haven't heard the other side..

So i was wondering if someone could make a recording for me



Looks like you'd be needing the 800s or the 1000s if you ever wanted to go digital.


Posted by Psiweaver on Sep-01-2006 22:02:

I've always wanted to play around for a good hour or two on some CDJ's because everytime i go to a music store to try and do that it just doesn't work out for me.


Posted by Allen Mueller on Sep-01-2006 22:10:

I can't get used to it either. Vinyl mode for me.

Allen


Posted by Danila on Sep-02-2006 01:38:

Hi

ok here's the link I just made it

http://www.sendspace.com/file/f0fo57

Description: I started the song, few beats in I pressed play again which switched the CDJ to stutter mode. I used the platter to rewind it back to the first beat then fine tuned the first beat, pressed cue few times and thats it. Cue is set. You get used to it very quick


Posted by wizniz on Sep-02-2006 03:05:

ive never used vinyl but i find vinyl mode easier.

besides, it preps you for teh scratchage!


Posted by Abhay on Sep-02-2006 03:38:

eh, it's not that bad, but i don't see it as necessary either.

Just spin it backwards in vinyl mode, and hear the doop doop doop. It's just so much easier.

it's just a way to tell DJs exactly where they're cued. The only problem is, sound is PLAYED, it can't be heard with the CD just stationary, or any recording medium stationary. So they only way to do it, is play a little bit, so they know exactly where the cue is.

Hell, you might not realise it, but a lot of people, including me, do it when they're using vinyl anyway. I shake it back and forward just to make sure it's cued where i want it, before i release. Kinda a bad habit sometimes, because u might move it too forward or too far back, and fuck up the release. And if u haven't popped on enough weight the needle can skip. hell, I've even bumped the tonearm a few times doing that.


Posted by n3lly on Sep-02-2006 05:01:

quote:
Originally posted by Danila
Hi

ok here's the link I just made it

http://www.sendspace.com/file/f0fo57

Description: I started the song, few beats in I pressed play again which switched the CDJ to stutter mode. I used the platter to rewind it back to the first beat then fine tuned the first beat, pressed cue few times and thats it. Cue is set. You get used to it very quick


Just in from a night out of bad rnb and the likes. but tha'ts not the point. Cheers for the post Danila, apprecitate it a lot. I see what it's like now as well. And to be honest, i hate it. It's horrible. It's not even musicle, in anyeway what so wever! But anyway, it's all personal pereference etc, and wheter you like it or not, or can get on with it etc. I for one can't but that might just em me. Aeither wa,y, thanks a mill for doig it for me, appreacite it a lot! Thanks bud!

nelly


Posted by Danila on Sep-02-2006 06:25:

No problem


Posted by Abhay on Sep-02-2006 07:47:

quote:
Originally posted by n3lly
Just in from a night out of bad rnb and the likes. but tha'ts not the point. Cheers for the post Danila, apprecitate it a lot. I see what it's like now as well. And to be honest, i hate it. It's horrible. It's not even musicle, in anyeway what so wever! But anyway, it's all personal pereference etc, and wheter you like it or not, or can get on with it etc. I for one can't but that might just em me. Aeither wa,y, thanks a mill for doig it for me, appreacite it a lot! Thanks bud!

nelly


lol!

rnb night... i can understand why u had to drink so much.


Posted by blacknoizybox on Sep-02-2006 09:01:

Re: I have a favour to ask :)

quote:
Originally posted by n3lly
Being able to hear the scratch noise while moving the platter/vinyl nearly feels like an essential part of dj'ing for me

+1

hate the stupid stutt-t-tt-t-t-t-t-tering thing


Posted by Clovis on Sep-02-2006 10:00:

I <3 stuttering. I use CDJ mode and I use the search buttons to find the very beggining of the kick/snare/hihat/note whatever.


Posted by wizniz on Sep-02-2006 15:56:

quote:
Originally posted by Abhay
lol!

rnb night... i can understand why u had to drink so much.


in central pennsylvania... EVERY night is rnb night.

woot


Posted by n3lly on Sep-02-2006 16:54:

Woops, can't remember posting that post. That's a first for me on tranceaddict lol..

Cheers again though for doing that Danila.. I do like what you did towards the end of the sample though

nelly


Posted by Zild on Sep-02-2006 20:14:

quote:
Originally posted by Clovis86
I <3 stuttering. I use CDJ mode and I use the search buttons to find the very beggining of the kick/snare/hihat/note whatever.


I agree. I don't see what there is to hate about CDJ mode, but I guess people will always find something small to bitch about.


Posted by n3lly on Sep-03-2006 01:22:

quote:
Originally posted by Zild
I agree. I don't see what there is to hate about CDJ mode, but I guess people will always find something small to bitch about.


tut tut, it's not bitching. It's preference. That's all.

Plus it's not really that small, it's in no way musical what so ever. it's like you're listening to your favourite tune in your car when all of a sudden the cd starts skipping like mad.

That's what the noise reminds me of.

Actually that could be a good poll for the cdj1000 and cdj800 users..

Think i'll go make that now actually lol

nell


Posted by Zild on Sep-03-2006 13:38:

It is almost infinitesimal. Sure vinyl mode is my preference, but you won't find me complaining if I use CDJ mode because the difference is almost non existant (function is equivalent).

I don't agree with your musical/non musical argument because skipping through a vinyl record isn't very musical either. But I guess some people think reverse kick drums at 500bpms are musical and I can't argue with them.



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