Trying to get rid of the Sync button.

**Ryan Leo** · 01-19-2011, 05:45 AM

I see Vestax PDXs and Tech 1200s go for under $200 each all the time.

NExt time you see a pair buy them for me and ship them to NL, 250 each and 200 bones shiping to get to this rock I live on haha. Should cover it. lol

**Erick** · 01-20-2011, 06:41 AM

interesting, to see that the whole sync thing is still an issue for some people... is it me but even in traktor sometimes you don't get the best phase of the loop on top of the other song/loop so I purposely shift the phase to see if there is something better(it's still manual 50%). I don't have to do much with the fader because my bpms are in place, but still need to hear the beats snap into place, I come from using cdj 100/200 so whatever it feels almost the same(and most new cdjs give you bpm anyway)and even though I mastered this, it was still never the fun part about djing so screw that. I will say this again even if the sync makes my grandma be able to mix so be it!(I think that's cool, you can communicate with more people other than djs about what you are doing once they can fiddle a bit with it). Unless you have gridded all your tracks it's far from perfect and you will always bump into those problematic tracks so there you need the skill

. Plus this is so far from true how many here have tried to teach a friend how to use your controller, and I'm talking about people who want to learn, and they still majorly F it up? In my case they do, due to the fact that they forget to be aware of everything that's happening with ALL the controls/phases/parts of the song/equalization etc, in short all the things that build a dj/producer/mixer/controllerist whatever you want to call it. I hate those pioneer snobs who just beatmatch the next song and just go right into the next one, big deal, and big waste of buck, but thats only my point of view. ;P So I hope nobody gets angry here, some djs have to do just that, go into the next, but if you're wanting to get somewhere in the skills dept just use the Sjiet of your equipment in creative ways