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| Nick Mimas |
| That's a 'Vestax QFO Q-Bert Signature Turntable with Built-In Mixer'. It has an integrated 2-channel mixer. You can buy it online for example here. Should have some information on that page to answer your Q. |
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| sleepydragon |
yes its just a volume fader just like u would find on any mixer nothing special
hes just basically fading the song in an out
thats what u got to do to scratch |
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| nankervis |
pardon my ignorance, but is there a difference between a "fader" and a "cross fader"? When sleepydragon says he is fading the song in and out...he isn't fading in another track at the same time is he...thats what a cross fader does right?
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| Nick Mimas |
| quote: | Originally posted by nankervis
pardon my ignorance, but is there a difference between a "fader" and a "cross fader"? When sleepydragon says he is fading the song in and out...he isn't fading in another track at the same time is he...thats what a cross fader does right?
cheers |
A fader is basically anything on a mixer that will fade. This could be a voume fader or a cross-fader. It's basically the opposite of a rotary. The cross fader is used to change between the channels on the mixer. QBert has a song on his ipod playing and he's using the fader he's ing around with to fade what's being played on the ipod in and out. |
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| nankervis |
so he is fading to and fro from the ipod song to whats on the turntables?
btw, thanks for that site. |
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