pseft
do TPS2 CD timecode wirk with VDJ and of course audio 10
Inviato Fri 07 Sep 12 @ 10:11 am
pseft
ooops, this was meant to be in general discussion
Inviato Fri 07 Sep 12 @ 7:27 pm
kradcliffe
Moved
Keith
Keith
Inviato Fri 07 Sep 12 @ 8:25 pm
pseft
kradcliffe wrote :
Moved
Keith
Keith
cheers Keith
Inviato Sat 08 Sep 12 @ 3:18 am
synthet1c
here is the VDJ timecode CD
http://www.virtualdj.com/products/timecode/cd.html
I use an Audio 8 it is great after I found the correct drivers.
http://www.virtualdj.com/products/timecode/cd.html
I use an Audio 8 it is great after I found the correct drivers.
Inviato Sat 08 Sep 12 @ 3:31 am
pseft
i have the consumer CDs, iv downloaded them ages ago to use with my CDJs 400 and now im setting up the audio 10. picked it up for 500 bucks with CD time codes, vinyl time codes with TSP2
will b purchasing virtual vinyls as well, will do that tonite
will b purchasing virtual vinyls as well, will do that tonite
Inviato Sat 08 Sep 12 @ 3:36 am
synthet1c
make sure you don't get the Mk2 vinyl's... I have never read about anyone using them and the probably won't work considering the last VDJ release was well before the vinyl was released. Huey used to like the Mk1 vinyl but I use Serato CV02 and they work perfectly on my system. I have bought the repressed Numark vinyl in the past but they are very easily scratched and suffer cue burn really quickly, the transparent coloured ones from Serato last ages and I prefer the weight. It kinda sucks because the original pressed Numark vinyl in the box was really good using high quality vinyl.
Inviato Sat 08 Sep 12 @ 3:49 am
pseft
yeah its the mk2 vinyl... when i get my turntables ill try them out if they dont work ill look at the serato ones.
my xmas list for this yr is to buy 2 turn tables, the unmark usb ttx. cdm 850's and prolly the djm 850 and sell my djm 350 and djm 400
my xmas list for this yr is to buy 2 turn tables, the unmark usb ttx. cdm 850's and prolly the djm 850 and sell my djm 350 and djm 400
Inviato Sat 08 Sep 12 @ 3:59 am
synthet1c
there is the standard 2000Hz setting that may work...
If your going to get tables you don't really need the TTX USB, the usb part is purely for recording vinyl although being able to swap the orientation of the pitch fader is good if you use them battle style. If you use them the normal way or are used to using them sideways you should just get the TT500 as they are exactly the same minus the stuff that you software can do for you like key correction and pitch readout. My mate had the 500's and they track better with heavy scratching than my American Audio HDT4.5's, he used to abuse them and tap the record really hard and they stayed in the groove 99% of the time because of the straight tone arm.
If your going to get tables you don't really need the TTX USB, the usb part is purely for recording vinyl although being able to swap the orientation of the pitch fader is good if you use them battle style. If you use them the normal way or are used to using them sideways you should just get the TT500 as they are exactly the same minus the stuff that you software can do for you like key correction and pitch readout. My mate had the 500's and they track better with heavy scratching than my American Audio HDT4.5's, he used to abuse them and tap the record really hard and they stayed in the groove 99% of the time because of the straight tone arm.
Inviato Sat 08 Sep 12 @ 5:20 am
pseft
This product has been discontinued.
im not a fan of scratching but i mite drop a scratch here or there but not often.
i want to get the ttx so i can record my vinyl
im not a fan of scratching but i mite drop a scratch here or there but not often.
i want to get the ttx so i can record my vinyl
Inviato Sat 08 Sep 12 @ 5:32 am