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SERATO BEWARE.... M-Audio Is Looking SEXY w/Ableton Integration!!!! (pg. 2)
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| Ryan0751 |
Huh? All you "need" is two technics 1200's, carts, a mixer with two rotary volume knobs, headphones and a monitor.
What do you "need"?
| quote: | Originally posted by Zild
Meh why can't they make a product people really need. |
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| Zild |
| A nice controller for Ableton Live. |
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| Ryan0751 |
Now THAT I can agree with ;)
Something that doesn't feel like a toy but doesn't cost $3000 like the Xone:3D.
| quote: | Originally posted by Zild
A nice controller for Ableton Live. |
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| Vero |
| looks like a cute little toy, ill stick with serato. |
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| Ryan0751 |
Well if you already have serato...
I'll be interested in the first reviews.
| quote: | Originally posted by Vero
looks like a cute little toy, ill stick with serato. |
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| mazzarin |
... I've been meaning to pick up a Serato... but this makes me think.
The 'amputate' mode I don't really care about - but the integration with Ableton is VERY hot. Anyone know if Serato plans on countering with their own integration sometime? |
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| WirelessEyes |
My first impression is not very high.
Couple things: USB 1.1?? Why wouldnt this be 2.0? My personal opinion about USB is . I think taking interfaces like this on stage should not be USB. Firewire is much more reliable with its consistent data flow.
Something else is "2 knobs for mixing". If I have five tracks playing at once in Ableton, i really lack the hardware conrol of mixing them.
And personnaly, the GUI looks sloppy.
The best hands on control I have expierenced with Ableton is using a MOTU Traveller, having four outs routed IN to a DJ mixer. You cant beat the hands on feel of a DJ mixer with Ableton.
Ross |
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| Ryan0751 |
The Xone:3D uses USB 1.1
And the knobs aren't for mixing tracks in ableton, they are for controlling the mix from the turntables to the signal coming from the PC.
| quote: | Originally posted by WirelessEyes
My first impression is not very high.
Couple things: USB 1.1?? Why wouldnt this be 2.0? My personal opinion about USB is . I think taking interfaces like this on stage should not be USB. Firewire is much more reliable with its consistent data flow.
Something else is "2 knobs for mixing". If I have five tracks playing at once in Ableton, i really lack the hardware conrol of mixing them.
And personnaly, the GUI looks sloppy.
The best hands on control I have expierenced with Ableton is using a MOTU Traveller, having four outs routed IN to a DJ mixer. You cant beat the hands on feel of a DJ mixer with Ableton.
Ross |
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| OMNIFEX |
I'm loving this :D
Does Serato or Final Scratch give you the ability to use one deck to mix. |
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| Omega_Blue |
what's the hardware actually do?
torq looks pretty in badass. i like that stutter/beat creation he was doing with that midi pad. you can't do that with anything other than ableton on-the-fly can you?
i also wonder how well the auto-sync works.. |
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| Zild |
| quote: | Originally posted by Omega_Blue
what's the hardware actually do?
torq looks pretty in badass. i like that stutter/beat creation he was doing with that midi pad. you can't do that with anything other than ableton on-the-fly can you?
i also wonder how well the auto-sync works.. |
Yeah, that or an EFX unit. |
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| USA_Trance |
| I really like the sound of this program! :D |
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