I guess the pre-production models arent covered by NDA but its cool if you can share the knowledge.![]()
I guess the pre-production models arent covered by NDA but its cool if you can share the knowledge.![]()
So the ever itching question is, will this be a PITA to map for traktor?... Im def interested of going to this route, I was gonna get 2 cdj's and TSP, but I got TP now with RMX and X1. The only reason why I wanna change is that, the RMX dont have the reputation of being a "brand name", which I dont really give a fuk but just the DX has more features and for me less to carry to a gig...
maybe i should rephrase my question.
can i directly connect the speakers with the master out (xlr) on the xone dx, so i don't have to carry a mixer when playing as the only dj on a gig?
greets
yes
edit: assuming the message below
Last edited by Yul; 02-28-2010 at 02:36 PM.
Was at my local A&H dealer today, they say the DX is slated for a May release. Anybody heard any different?
Phil
MBP 10.6; Itch 2.2; Novation Twitch; TP 2.x; MF Classic; Ultrasone DJ1 Pro
Apogee Duet 2; Reason; Ableton 8; 49SL MkII; Maschine Mikro; Launchpad
the dx is as complicated to map for traktor in direct relationship to your ability to handle traktor's midi mapping methodology. it's not that much different for any other device.
if it's too much of a challenge to get the bi-directional stuff going or you're not excited about mapping over a hundred midi parameters, you can always use my map once we're able to put it back on line...
on certain levels, it has been a bit easier to organize since you can map each midi layer of the dx as a separate device in traktor. this also extends the use of modifiers, so you're not limited to a single set for the entire device. each layer has it's own set, which makes all sorts of things possible.
from a use perspective, one area the dx is aimed at is as a replacement for carrying around 4 cdjs, a mixer, and an effects box. if you pick up one of the incredibly nice mono dj bags, you can fit everything you need to perform in it (dx, cpu, cables, headphones, etc), and even get it onto a plane as a carry on. i just did that from bkk to the uk and back.
it is very possible to arrive at a house party and connect it to the sound system, or in a club situation - go into a free input of the house mixer.
as for delivery, be patient. they are being built as you read this...
I've just got a message from my retailer (in Uk) saying that the product has been sent today....
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Finally
Which retailer?!! Just curious!
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