Saved up some cash, what do I buy?

[makar1]

The way you say it works and the way I say it works is exactly the same. You are not arguing against me, only stating the same thing a different way.

You can turn the metronome of the track on and put on a 5% pitch shift to a track. Changing the BPM manually will of course affect the metronome, but have no effect on the audio track itself, which will still be pitch shifted by the same amount.

[Daniboy]

I would get some decent speakers next mate.
^you guys, stop being dicks.

haha sorry man

[DubluW]

Is still don't get how learning beatmatching on Traktor makes any difference. I learnt on an S4 with traktor and the skill set was instantly transferable to CDJ's. And moving from CDJ's to Turntables wasn't a mindmelting experience.

[Daniboy]

The way you say it works and the way I say it works is exactly the same. You are not arguing against me, only stating the same thing a different way.

You can turn the metronome of the track on and put on a 5% pitch shift to a track. Changing the BPM manually will of course affect the metronome, but have no effect on the audio track itself, which will still be pitch shifted by the same amount.

Maybe thats why you are having a different result than me.
Don't use a metronome and use another track on the on deck B, one that you know is 128.000 and try to make them play together while you change the BPM of track A to whatever different from 125.000.. you will realise they drift, even if the track A is originally 125.000 BPM and you aply +2,4% to it.

[Daniboy]

Is still don't get how learning beatmatching on Traktor makes any difference. I learnt on an S4 with traktor and the skill set was instantly transferable to CDJ's. And moving from CDJ's to Turntables wasn't a mindmelting experience.

Congratulations, I know a lot of people who play with traktor who will shit their pants to play on CDJs without a software on a nightclub.

[3heads]

Maybe thats why you are having a different result than me.
Don't use a metronome and use another track on the on deck B, one that you know is 128.000 and try to make them play together while you change the BPM of track A to whatever different from 125.000.. you will realise they drift, even if the track A is originally 125.000 BPM and you aply +2,4% to it.

If you have sync switched on, they will obviously drift. If you don't, they won't

[Daniboy]

If you have sync switched on, they will obviously drift. If you don't, they won't

sync is switched off, I'm doing it right now

someone please do what I'm asking, it very unlikely that my traktor works different from yours..

[makar1]

Maybe thats why you are having a different result than me.
Don't use a metronome and use another track on the on deck B, one that you know is 128.000 and try to make them play together while you change the BPM of track A to whatever different from 125.000.. you will realise they drift, even if the track A is originally 125.000 BPM and you aply +2,4% to it.

Just tried this with two tracks, initially beatmatched (and pitch shifted). Dragging one track down by 10 BPM did not make it drift.

[cheef]

Congratulations, I know a lot of people who play with traktor who will shit their pants to play on CDJs without a software on a nightclub.

Are they any good?

;-)

[Daniboy]

Just tried this with two tracks, initially beatmatched. Dragging one track down by 10 BPM did not make it drift.

Well, its drifting for me, its not drifting like it really was 128.96, which would be an instant drift, but after 15-30 seconds it starts drifting, like it was some kind of 128.1, when the tracks actually shouldn't drift even if played for a very long time