VCI-400 ean golden edition

[MonsieurLam]

The only overkill is when you lack passion. None gear will be "overkill" enough if you're filled with modjo.

[Slamboogie]

Thanks for the encouragement MonsieurLam.

[flashflooder]

I don't know for sure, but I believe the EG edition will ship with Virtual DJ LE. The only mapping we will release will be for Traktor Pro 2 however.

I finally looked through all my documentation and found that the VCI-400SE DOES NOT SHIP WITH ANY SOFTWARE. The overlays included in the regular VCI-400 will also not be included in the special Ean Golden edition.

Sorry for any confusion this may have caused.

[MonsieurLam]

Thanks for the encouragement MonsieurLam.

You're welcome. But you'd better be good, with such a monster of a controller :P

I finally looked through all my documentation and found that the VCI-400SE DOES NOT SHIP WITH ANY SOFTWARE. The overlays included in the regular VCI-400 will also not be included in the special Ean Golden edition.

Sorry for any confusion this may have caused.

Anyway, it's purely meant to be used with TP2 ?

[robscomputer]

I finally looked through all my documentation and found that the VCI-400SE DOES NOT SHIP WITH ANY SOFTWARE. The overlays included in the regular VCI-400 will also not be included in the special Ean Golden edition.

Sorry for any confusion this may have caused.

Thanks for clearing it up! I'm not honestly interested in software, I will be upgrading Traktor Pro 2 from LE anyways.

[Slamboogie]

[QUOTE=MonsieurLam;436650]You're welcome. But you'd better be good, with such a monster of a controller :P

Hah hah, well I've started back in the mid 80's when house music was at it's infancy and was not preferred by the masses, in fact the only way to hear some great dance/house tracks was usually at underground clubs or gay clubs which is where all the action is at anyways. So musically speaking, I have been around for awhile witnessing the evolution of EDM first hand as it transform into many arrays of other genre. Nevertheless, great tracks will always remain great tracks and will always move the crowd. "Good" not sure how you measure that, but for me, it's not about the tools that I have, or the software or the tricks. Those are just the means enabling me to help execute my vision and passion for the music that I love to create a great vibe on the dance floor from one track to the next. Keeping it funky is what's it all about for me.

Cheers

[Scaper7]

Nevertheless, great tracks will always remain great tracks and will always move the crowd. "Good" not sure how you measure that, but for me, it's not about the tools that I have, or the software or the tricks. Those are just the means enabling me to help execute my vision and passion for the music that I love to create a great vibe on the dance floor from one track to the next. Keeping it funky is what's it all about for me.

Well said Slamboogie.

[quality control]

[quote=Slamboogie;436814]

You're welcome. But you'd better be good, with such a monster of a controller :P

Hah hah, well I've started back in the mid 80's when house music was at it's infancy and was not preferred by the masses, in fact the only way to hear some great dance/house tracks was usually at underground clubs or gay clubs which is where all the action is at anyways. So musically speaking, I have been around for awhile witnessing the evolution of EDM first hand as it transform into many arrays of other genre. Nevertheless, great tracks will always remain great tracks and will always move the crowd. "Good" not sure how you measure that, but for me, it's not about the tools that I have, or the software or the tricks. Those are just the means enabling me to help execute my vision and passion for the music that I love to create a great vibe on the dance floor from one track to the next. Keeping it funky is what's it all about for me.

Cheers

Wow, after that, sales of the VCI-400 EG might go down as all with gear lust will say, my tool works fine!

[Slamboogie]

Does anyone knows if the shortcut keyboard commands for Traktor Pro 2 will still work with the software on the laptop properly with the EG VCI 400 edition controller which has the special mapping when plugged into the laptop? I am completely new to the Midi controller mapping so please accept my apology if this question seems redundant to the expert controllerist.

[oliosky]

Keyboard mapping should still work mate. But the VCi400 has so many layers of control that I very much doubt you'll even need to touch your computer.