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Pitch Bend: Buttons vs jog wheel
What do you guys prefer for pitch bending, the buttons or the jog wheel
I have denon cdjs and always use the pitch bend buttons... I find them really easy and convenient and I find the jog wheel on other tables (i.e. pioneer) to be an unnecessary hassle... but maybe that would change if I got used to it
What do you guys think?
I vote wheel and I predict wheel will be the method of choice for a majority. There is more control with a wheel. Want to bend only a little? Move the jog wheel a small amount. Want to bend a lot? Then move the jog weel further.
Buttons can never be as useful as the wheel.
Wow to anyone who says buttons
just wow.
I guess it goes to show that everything reaaaallllly boils down to personal preference.
But pitch bend buttons 
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| Originally posted by Ted Promo Wow to anyone who says buttons just wow.I guess it goes to show that everything reaaaallllly boils down to personal preference. But pitch bend buttons |
most will vote wheel as most pioneers don't have buttons.
when I had a cmx i used the buttons to keep long mixes in time, was just easy to give a quick tap. I never used it when intially matching the pitches though, used the wheel for that. I never got the hang of the buttons getting faster and faster the longer you held it.
I'm the wheel all the way, I find using buttons to pitch bend really frustrating, but that is because I learned on a jog wheel.
I voted wheel. Then again, I have never had the chance to try buttons.
I am buttons voter #2
I mix on a midi controller.
Ride the pitch mother******.
the feel of the wheel on the pioneer's is great, i use buttons though when i use the denon decks
it's a more intuitive feel with the wheel
...and yes, i rhyme all the time 
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| Originally posted by Zild Ride the pitch mother******. |
Buttons. Im just used to working with them. I have also jog wheel, but buttons feels more accurate. But im feeling that the change to wheel is gonna be pretty painless after practising.
I agree! Depends on the player!
Pioneers jog is predictable and precise (at least the CDJ-400, 800 and 1000), 200's aren't bad but not quite as nice.
For Denon's, pitch bend! And there are a LOT of crappy decks out there with really bad jog wheels where the pitch bend buttons just work nicer.
I hate riding the pitch on CDJ's, I only do that on Turntables. CDJ pitch sliders are too loose and are super sensitive.
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| Originally posted by Tony Morello the feel of the wheel on the pioneer's is great, i use buttons though when i use the denon decks it's a more intuitive feel with the wheel ...and yes, i rhyme all the time |
For that last second (small) adjustment I've always liked the pitch bend buttons, when available. Other then that, jog wheel all the way.
pitch bend is so convenient, takes me like 10seconds to beatmatch, then fine tune slightly after
it helps setting the digital pitch resolution to the lowest percentage
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| Originally posted by teufel-man get with the times! |
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| Originally posted by msz pitch bend is so convenient, takes me like 10seconds to beatmatch, then fine tune slightly after |
Buttons or jog? WTF? Ride the pitches, bitches
. I do it on my old cdj 100 and now i've got an 800 it's even easier and accurate. Really it aint that hard.....
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| Originally posted by DJ RANN Buttons or jog? WTF? Ride the pitches, bitches . I do it on my old cdj 100 and now i've got an 800 it's even easier and accurate. Really it aint that hard..... |
Wheel for life!
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| Originally posted by teufel-man Pitch bend buttons and jog wheels were invented so you dont have to ride the pitch |
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