Originally posted by Zild
CDJ mode. I really appreciate the accuracy afforeded while cueing and I have accidently stopping a song by accidently touching the top of the platter. I do use vinyl mode for effect on occasion as you can preform some cool tricks that aren't possible in CD mode. However I stay in CD mode at least 90% of the time.
i switched to digital not only for the cost difference, but for the accuracy as well
Other than for cueing, is there any other way CDJ mode is more accurate than Vinyl mode? I would have thought that the sides of the platter would act in exactly the same way.
Mar-28-2007 09:39
Mortyman
Mr. Morton
Registered: Aug 2001
Location: Toronto
quote:
Originally posted by agentdansmith
Other than for cueing, is there any other way CDJ mode is more accurate than Vinyl mode? I would have thought that the sides of the platter would act in exactly the same way.
This is exactly what I was thinking. How is cdj mode any more accurate when already beatmatched
I've only had my cdj's for 2 months... and rarely use cdj mode... maybe just to add an effect during a buildup when hitting the pause button, but even then it sounds amatuerish, but it's fun to fuck around
i don't like the feel of the cdj1000 mk1 vinyl mode for nudging so if i need to do adjustments I do it in CDJ mode. or ride the pitch
really don't like stutter cueing - i don't think it changes accuracy because you still have to be accurate holding the button. with practice you can be equally as accurate dropping the beat in manually.
