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Virtual dj timecoded vinyls in action !
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| djkoolaide |
| Not bad. Software looks a bit cheesy but obviously that wouldn't mean it performs bad. Looks pretty nice for $300! |
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| TranceSpeeder |
i started this thread awhile back...
http://www.tranceaddict.com/forums/...threadid=218567
NEO!Geo is the only one on the forum i can find recommending these.
but i want some more opinions on this usb device and the timecoded vinyl to buy and virtual dj? |
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| TranceSpeeder |
| what usa places btw sells the timecoded vinyl? |
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| twisted |
are you talking about final scratch timecoded record kinda thing...
you can buy them at like any stores that sell dj gear |
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| Toufas |
| u just need an asio card, vinyls and the software? what are those things on the turntables on that video? |
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| djkoolaide |
| Damn, ASIO soundcard? The latency would kill me with my onboard SoundStorm :p |
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| Dj Ricky H |
| I like the chrome look tables!!.... :) |
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| DJ 00 Tommy |
| Do many of you DJs who use things like this and FS and SSL etc still use many actual vinyl tracks? |
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| NEO!Geo |
| quote: | Originally posted by djkoolaide
Not bad. Software looks a bit cheesy but obviously that wouldn't mean it performs bad. Looks pretty nice for $300! |
this soft is very powerfull and sounds very good. it's fully skinable, so it can looks like traktor, ssl ...
you can buy vinyls on www.virtualdj.com
Maya 44 usb is the most popular sound card, works great(no latency) and cost only
$119.
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| Dj Ricky H |
| My question is that, what if we bring laptops around with virtual DJ, how are we supposed to gound the tables to the laptop?...and is it safe to ground to a laptop? |
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| NEO!Geo |
I'm not expert but I'm convinced that it's not a problem. I ground my TTs to the card and I never had a problem, (100% quality timecode signal).
with a non asio sound card, the latency is big but you can cue & mix perfectly. |
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