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Vinyl or CD mode and why? (pg. 2)
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| minhvp |
| Vinyl mode..isnt it the main reason why you bought digital vinyl cd players? |
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| nchs09 |
| quote: | Originally posted by minhvp
Vinyl..isnt it the main reason why you bought digital vinyl cd players? |
no, cause vinyls are too expensive. and its so much easier to burn cd's |
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| Stu Cox |
I cue in CDJ mode then switch to vinyl mode as soon as (or even before) I hit play lol
Stutter cue means I can get my cue point more accurate so if I want to throw the fader up and punch a track straight in and it'll be bang in time... then while playing in vinyl mode you can still use CDJ mode-style pitch bending with the platter edge plus scratch with the platter, do deck stops etc (cos I'm ghetto). |
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| minhvp |
| quote: | Originally posted by nchs09
no, cause vinyls are too expensive. and its so much easier to burn cd's |
I meant in vinyl mode..sorry! |
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| Smiley :D |
vinyl mode to cue then cdj mode to beatmatch/fine tune
switch to vinyl mode for deck brakes and spinbacks obviously :p |
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| Tony Morello |
cdj mode
if i want to play vinyl, i'll play vinyl
plus i like the stutter cue
i'll switch it to vinyl mode to do tricks though |
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| sEpH |
| quote: | Originally posted by Freezel
CDJ mode, nothing much can happen then when someone touches the platter by accident ;) |
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| <tuss> |
lol, EXACTLY what i was just going to write!
| quote: | I cue in CDJ mode then switch to vinyl mode as soon as (or even before) I hit play lol
Stutter cue means I can get my cue point more accurate so if I want to throw the fader up and punch a track straight in and it'll be bang in time... then while playing in vinyl mode you can still use CDJ mode-style pitch bending with the platter edge plus scratch with the platter, do deck stops etc (cos I'm ghetto). |
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| DOOMBOT |
I've gotta say...
I was a hardcore vinyl addict and when I started to play on cd's I was still a firm believer on using the vinyl mode on them. Truth is, if you are gonna play cd's then cd mode is the way to go. Of course, it is all a matter of personal preference and what works best for you, but I can't see myself doing it any other way. :) |
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| discobiscuit |
i never even tried to use cd mode... how do you drop a track on beat? just press play? i cant imagine cuing a track by pressing a button... i like physially dropping the track. plus i do scratch a lot because i have hip-hop gigs 2 or 3x a wk.
i'll have the try the cd mode when i'm @ home w/ my trance tracks. like i said, i never tried cd mode ~ maybe i'll like it. |
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| 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. |
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