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Laptop system requirements for FL Studio/Ableton (pg. 3)
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| Juan Paulino |
| Anyway yeah back to the topic on hand sorry for the Hijack, I didn't want it to happen but palm's retardness had to keep on. |
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| clay |
| quote: | Originally posted by Juan Paulino
Nice try Palm
I use 1ft RCA cables with neutrik connectors. |
then check your electricity and the actual monitor. theres nothing else in your chain causing problems as far as i can see. |
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| Juan Paulino |
| quote: | Originally posted by clay
then check your electricity and the actual monitor. theres nothing else in your chain causing problems as far as i can see. |
I have a dedicated line straight from the breaker to the outlet and one thats not, tried both. You just don't get it, SSD's are tighter when it comes to mixing on traktor scratch pro 2. |
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| Juan Paulino |
| And palm why do you care so much on what i think anyway? |
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| clay |
| quote: | Originally posted by Juan Paulino
I have a dedicated line straight from the breaker to the outlet and one thats not, tried both. You just don't get it, SSD's are tighter when it comes to mixing on traktor scratch pro 2. |
my god you dont get it. ssd doesnt affect sound. period. pcie, sata whatever, it has nothing to say. we have had awesome sounding systems since early 90s from computers wihtout ssds using normal hds. dont ing think anything else.
if you have trouble with your mixes its most likely your analog chain: cables, monitors, djmixer etc. why dont you try connecting a different source to the monitors and see if its still there? like an ipod? if thats ok then try connecting you ipod through your dj mixer? if thats ok then you are probably having issues with the traktor dac or maybe some traktor settings (like latency?). just accept the fact that the harddrive has nothing to do with it. nor usb vs thunderboldt. nor sata vs pcie.
get a grip. |
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| clay |
| quote: | Originally posted by Juan Paulino
And palm why do you care so much on what i think anyway? |
because you are spreading your miss-knowledge around here confusing others into the same idiotic route you have chosen.
basically im trying save others for tons of times and money on useless that weve been trying to save you from. |
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| Juan Paulino |
| quote: | Originally posted by clay
my god you dont get it. ssd doesnt affect sound. period. pcie, sata whatever, it has nothing to say. we have had awesome sounding systems since early 90s from computers wihtout ssds using normal hds. dont ing think anything else.
if you have trouble with your mixes its most likely your analog chain: cables, monitors, djmixer etc. why dont you try connecting a different source to the monitors and see if its still there? like an ipod? if thats ok then try connecting you ipod through your dj mixer? if thats ok then you are probably having issues with the traktor dac or maybe some traktor settings (like latency?). just accept the fact that the harddrive has nothing to do with it. nor usb vs thunderboldt. nor sata vs pcie.
get a grip. |
So let me guess you want me to on my knees and despite my experiences with ssds and say normal hard disk is the same.
Who said i was having trouble to begin with? I only said whats better. |
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| Juan Paulino |
| quote: | Originally posted by clay
because you are spreading your miss-knowledge around here confusing others into the same idiotic route you have chosen.
basically im trying save others for tons of times and money on useless that weve been trying to save you from. |
How about ssd better performance, than sound quality? |
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| clay |
you said you had wobbling sound (see above quotes if you have short time memory problems).
you said you couldnt use traktor (see above quotes if you have short time memory problems).
| quote: | | Who said i was having trouble to begin with? I only said whats better. |
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| clay |
| quote: | Originally posted by Juan Paulino
How about ssd better performance, than sound quality? |
yes ssd increase performance, we all know that. seems its starting to grow on you too, good, my job is done. |
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| Juan Paulino |
| quote: | Originally posted by clay
you said you had wobbling sound (see above quotes if you have short time memory problems).
you said you couldnt use traktor (see above quotes if you have short time memory problems). |
Find me the post saying i can't use traktor.
You never used traktor scratch pro on tech 1200's so you wouldn't know the difference.
SSD is more accurate in mixing than in normal HD.
Normal HD sounds wobbly compared to SSD.
Newb! |
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| Juan Paulino |
| quote: | Originally posted by clay
yes ssd increase performance, we all know that. seems its starting to grow on you too, good, my job is done. |
Sorry but from what I heard i'll take it to the grave and will only keep it my self which i did before and you insulted me on it. To the OP get what you want but from my own experience SSD's are better for performance. I wouldn't get it for sound quality alone when it coms to producing but for djing yes ssd's means more. |
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