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09-25-2011, 02:55 AM #551Tech Guru
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09-25-2011, 05:00 AM #552Tech Guru
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Very clean Pakubear. It's funny how there's just enough room on this desk to put a Kontrol X1 inbetween one of the techs and the mixer (which you'd move close to the other deck) and a laptop running Serato or Traktor Scratch Pro for vinyl control on the top shelf
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09-25-2011, 12:47 PM #553Tech Convert
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theres what I was thinking. any recommendations on which one.traktor looks great but I keep hearing serato is easier. thanks in advance
Originally Posted by bumtsch
Very clean Pakubear. It's funny how there's just enough room on this desk to put a Kontrol X1 inbetween one of the techs and the mixer (which you'd move close to the other deck) and a laptop running Serato or Traktor Scratch Pro for vinyl control on the top shelf
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09-25-2011, 12:49 PM #554Tech Guru
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Serato is easier? What nonsense. Both are stupidly easy to use. A child could set it up for vinyl control.
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09-25-2011, 01:01 PM #555Tech Guru
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^ I'm with you but plenty of people will disagree with that - it has a lot to do with computer literacy. I've seen loads of people complain about how difficult it is to MIDI map something in Traktor, but to me and most people on this forum its a pretty straight forward process. Serato is easier to setup than Traktor but that's not a terribly significant point because they're both pretty damn easy.
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09-25-2011, 01:13 PM #556Tech Guru
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Yeah but midi mapping isn't required for vinyl control.
For both programs you just download, install, wire up the card, plug in your card, put the vinyl on the mixer and load the program. Tada.The xwax Thread! - The minimal open source DVS for Linux!
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09-25-2011, 01:53 PM #557Tech Convert
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I was talking more about the midi aspect of it, and how user friendly it was on that aspect especially on controllers so I don't have to be on the laptop all the time. sorry for any confusion. thanks for the help anyway
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09-25-2011, 06:38 PM #558Tech Guru
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This is where I'm at
Had a slight rush of RGAS recently... picked up:
Pioneer DJM800
TSP2 with Audio 10
X1
Crane Stand
Pro Sound Stand
Sennheiser HD25 (3.0m coiled)
Shot some nice low light pics
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09-25-2011, 07:58 PM #559Tech Mentor
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2x Numark CDX, Vestax PMC-08 Battle mixer, NI kontrol X1, NI Audio 6, Odyssey glide style battle flight case, Traktor SP2, 2010 Macbook Unibody.
And hopefully gonna add a MF to this soon!
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09-25-2011, 11:40 PM #560Tech Mentor
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how are those CDX's holding up for ya? Originally Posted by hayden14
2x Numark CDX, Vestax PMC-08 Battle mixer, NI kontrol X1, NI Audio 6, Odyssey glide style battle flight case, Traktor SP2, 2010 Macbook Unibody.
And hopefully gonna add a MF to this soon!
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