What's the most # of tracks w/ Rekordbox cues & loops you've shown up at club with?

[Reticuli]

What's the most # of tracks w/ Rekordbox cues & loops you've shown up at club with on a single flash or drive to play direct on linked CDJs?

I don't mean tracks just analyzed for the waveforms and BPM, rather I mean the number of tracks with actual pre-set cues, hot cues, and loops where you couldn't do without this pre-set meta info. Do not count tracks that are just analyzed.

[the_bastet]

I posted this on your facebok already, but my current DNB drive has 9,182 tracks on it and I never have any issues.

[keithace]

He's talking about a thumb drive for a club mix...kind of a strange question...

[Patch]

Why do you want to know?

I know people that use ZERO cue points and pre defined loops.

[Reticuli]

Why do you want to know?

I know people that use ZERO cue points and pre defined loops.

Gear requirements at venues.

Then you would mark "Under 1000" on the poll ;-)

[ErikMinekus]

I believe every Rekordbox player supports at least memory cues/loops, so most people don't require hot cues/loops. And if you do want hotcues and don't care about CDs, the XDJ-700 and XDJ-1000 MK1 are cheap options.

[Reticuli]

I believe every Rekordbox player supports at least memory cues/loops, so most people don't require hot cues/loops. And if you do want hotcues and don't care about CDs, the XDJ-700 and XDJ-1000 MK1 are cheap options.

I've had some who needed hot cues and moving waveforms, making my CDJ900s a no-go for them.

All the Pioneer USB-capable players have the jog bend deadzone and the shit pitch resolution on Wide, so my own personal reservations against investing in more Pioneer stuff also comes into play when looking at the XDJ line. I also seem to recall some issue with both the XDJ 700 and mk1 version of the XDJ 1000 that prevented them from being utilized for a particular DJ. Can't remember off the top of my head, though.