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| quote: | Originally posted by bucke
yeah now thats just lame. where's the fun in that? i want to be able to control my music not just fuck around on my laptop with some shitty amateur mixing program that does all the work for you. |
Before you say that, keep in mind with virtual dj you can live sample and throw in multiple channels of clips, switch between a library of your own effects, and have your whole mp3 collection ready for mixing. That, and you can export the channels seperately to be mixed on a hardware mixer. As in, channels 1 and 2 on my DJM-3000 act as seperate decks coming out of my computer. I've also done this because I have a Behringer bcd-2000, which has a piece of crap internal audio card. I don't really see how that's any less honorable then ableton. If you don't want to auto-beatmatch you don't have to either. It also supports using time-coded vinyl in the software, but you have to have a fancy soundcard. Virtual DJ has a lot of customization options.
for the bcd-2000... strictly speaking as a midi controller, it does the job fine.
speaking as a MIXER... the audio quality is kind of poor, which is why I export the audio to the DJM3000. virtual dj also allows you to use your computer's sound card (and not the internal on the Behringer), but I haven't fooled around with the options that much.

If you stop by the next LA meetup feel free to fingerbang it, at least its something to think about.
I think henry was actually talking about the torq connectiv... the serato-like vinyl/cd timecode control from m-audio.
Last edited by mobius9 on May-06-2007 at 23:53
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