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[Gregory Johnson]

yea I want a vci 100,right now I'm working on how to learn to use tractor 3
DEMO,I have A 24"imac and having issues with sound or is it how it works
one decks sound is one side and the other deck the other. left add right. also loading my itunes. for now I just would like to blend two songs together
I'd like to know a little before I buy this $600.00 new toy.I need a real basic
how to situation,this is truly painful!

[Fatlimey]

Start with a second hand X-Session Pro.

It will take through the basics, and quite a way into some advanced FX stuff with a little mapping.

Once you have mastered that, you're ready for the VCI.

Actually, at this point, some of us are starting to find the VCI concept of a compact, all-in-one device a little limiting, and some people are looking into other directions and systems.

So, get to know your style before selecting your weapon of choice. The VCI is not the last word.

[miyuru]

And it's not $600 either, check eBay!

[BentoSan]

Another solution is to buy one of those cheap Korg Nano Kontrols, that would help get ya going

[Str8upDrew]

Yeah the nano kontrol is by far the most used controller in my arsenal. I take it to shows where i don't want to risk damaging my more expensive controllers. I take it to my friends basement studios when they ask me to help produce, so i can have some hands on control. And i'll lug it around town in my briefcase so i can work on my own tracks, or throw down a little mix over coffee. The best $60 i've ever spent.