VMS4, TSP2 and A4DJ?

[MuzicFreq]

PopinJay always paying attetion and not being a sheep baahing the same shit as everyone else.

another controller just like the vms4 is the denon dn-mc6000 which is alot better than the vms4 but a tad more pricey at $700-$800, but at that price you could buy the s4 and sell both the a4dj and your current tsp2

[MrPopinjay]

As cool as the denon is for timecode I'd recommend the S4 as if you're carrying something that heavy I wouldn't really wanna mess about with an audio interface.

Still it works as a real mixer rather than a midi one like the S4 which is awesome

[Dj Dynasty]

OK so can you explain to me how this would be set up please. My budget is around £300-£350 what controller would you recommend for the money and why?
Bearing in mind I have TSP2 and an Audio 4 DJ already.

Cheers.

Richie Twinz

The VCI 100. You'd have just that controller, and your mapping would be layered. So you'd have a button that when toggled you have control over second deck. I.E a button on deck b that changes it to deck d. Same with A and C. Need help mapping? contact me at alexduta@ymail.com

[MrPopinjay]

No no no no no.

Layering mixer controls is bat shit retarded.

[Dj Dynasty]

No no no no no.

Layering mixer controls is bat shit retarded.

Not with the VCI. And hey! that's how the S4 was made!

[MrPopinjay]

Yes with the VCI.

And no, the S4 does not have any layered mixer controls. It features a dedicated fader, EQs filter knob, etc for each channel.

[MuzicFreq]

I never liked layered mixer controls, gets me lost in the middle of a mix when I need to cut the sound out of a deck, it's annoying as shit

[MrPopinjay]

Yeah, it makes absolutely no sense and you should never willingly put yourself in that situation.

[Richie_Twinz]

Uh I doubt you could mod it with the innofader. Even if you could I still think the fact it's midi would be limiting. You could always get an arcade button or something and map it to kill the volume and use it like a transform button like on old scratch mixers.

Turntables connected to Audio 4 as per usual
Vinyl decks and digital decks mixed internally using the software mixer
One line out from the Audio 4 to the speakers serving as the master output

Does that make sense to you? No need to use the lower quality sound card in the controller.

Yes that makes perfect sense fam, nice one! About the innofader though, it does actually fit straight in! Check their website for what it will fit into and the vms4 is on the list with no fraffing about with other connectors, jumpers etc.

[MrPopinjay]

Well I never. Awesome about the fader!