Oh no look what ive started!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by MARK EG
Well ive decided im gonna get two CDJ-1000 MK3's, prob second hand. And a Xone92 to go with em, time to get saving. (or see if I can get a new credit card)
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Oh no look what ive started!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by MARK EG
Well ive decided im gonna get two CDJ-1000 MK3's, prob second hand. And a Xone92 to go with em, time to get saving. (or see if I can get a new credit card)
Just to clarify, I'm not even comparing vinyl and CD.Quote:
Originally Posted by Si the Sigh
I love vinyl and I'm sure I will continue to buy it and use it.
What I am saying is that having made the jump to digital it seems a bit retarded to try and shoehorn it into the vinyl interaction model.
When the motor car was invented, we didn't try to make it run on train tracks.
That said if you're hell bent on it (or you're a turntablist) then something like Serato or FS makes more sense to me than CD decks, and it's cheaper.
even though they're no longer the best record decks on the market ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by TechMouse
see ya saturday mate. gonna have a couple of dudes (one's a rapper over to play the fav in leeds) from LA with us getting their first taste the rave scene. should be an eye opener for em.
Has anyone used both Pioneer and Dennon CDJs? I'm used to using the Pioneer, but the club I'm playing at this weekend has Dennons... are there any significant differences in the way they behave? Does the Dennon have all the looping functions etc?
yes, the Denon has all the features of the Pioneer plus a few more.Quote:
Originally Posted by echodek
If I were you I'd have a practise spin on em in your local music store first if only to learn how to access the various features and functions.