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quick question on CDJ1000MK3
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| manatsu |
Hi folks, currently using stanton c.314's. loves them to death. i been reading on the pioneers and been told by a friend that the MK3 had a beat loop function. I read the manual for MK3 and didn't quite find it.
The loop function on c314 I have to say is good, memory points is all nice, but not having a quick 4,8,16 beat loop is a struggle. anyone using mk3 can shine some light here please? does mk3 have the ability to auto loop?
second question, is there a way to adjust the display on the mk3 to 'zoom' in to show better sound levels(the high lows)? |
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| DJ_Rafnel |
| quote: | Originally posted by manatsu
Hi folks, currently using stanton c.314's. loves them to death. i been reading on the pioneers and been told by a friend that the MK3 had a beat loop function. I read the manual for MK3 and didn't quite find it.
The loop function on c314 I have to say is good, memory points is all nice, but not having a quick 4,8,16 beat loop is a struggle. anyone using mk3 can shine some light here please? does mk3 have the ability to auto loop?
second question, is there a way to adjust the display on the mk3 to 'zoom' in to show better sound levels(the high lows)? |
There isnt a auto loop function but there is a timeless loop function. You have to set the loop points by hand though.
As far as a zoom on the display, no to that too.
If your thinking about going Pioneer don't hesitate though. At least in my opinion. Its a great investment if your serious about DJing. If your only a bedroom DJ however, its fine to stay with anything else really. |
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| Jarvmeister |
| No and no. Although I beleive the 800 has a 'beat cutter'. |
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| manatsu |
| Thank you guys, That clears up a lot. Think i will stay with my c.314 for now. |
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