Found this petition while googling the xone db4

[xs2man]

Ok. Fair point.

1. I have been running this set up for about 3 months now without a single crash. So stability isnt an issue for me really.

2. I can see where you are coming from. This computer is a dedicated dj pc. It isn't connected to the Internet. Only to my network whenever I need to transfer tunes to it or mixes off it. It only has windows, audacity, traktor and avast installed. So doesnt really matter what hackers may have put in it (if that does really bother you. Personally I have had no issues with team releases).

[GeekGod]

There was a registry hack on windows where you rename the audio card to read 'Audio DJ 8', etc. Have you tried that - seems simpler than using cracked software.

Wish it was so easy on a Mac to rename the audio driver!

[djproben]

I still have trouble picturing a huge amount of setups consisting of two turntables and a DB4. Scratch certification just doesnt make much sense
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Thats 4 1200's and a mixer that can't scratch to save it's life. Its the 90's rave scene all over again

I also use 1200s with my DB4 and I'm sure I'm not the only one. Plus some people still have CDJs without HID so there's a non-vinylist group that wants timecode control as well. It's true it's probably not going to happen, but these aren't the reasons why.

As for not being able to scratch on the DB4, have you tried? It's not bad at all, though much improved with an innofader. Here's a tutorial on installation with videos before and after the innofader installed; the before is not so bad though the cuts are much sharper after.

[djproben]

Wish it was so easy on a Mac to rename the audio driver!

Anybody tried this? http://apple.stackexchange.com/quest...rd-in-mac-os-x

[oilythread]

careful talking about hacked software... the mouthbreather moderators might hear.