rprado
The idea of a notepad link to each song is top on my wishlist.
To save screen estate, how about using note tab so when two songs are opened (1 for each deck) the two notes for each songs are available in hand. (The position between the 2 faders and above cross fader where the Remix/EQ/Cues/ Note1/Note2 )
For us mixing DJs, mixing note is very important, it is our knowledge.
One step further, how about ONE xml file (knowledge base) storing all mixing note for all songs in the VDJ database. Picture this if I am playing “Body rock”, vdj will display what mixing note I have in knowledge base to follow this song(assume I have entered mixing notes for serveral songs), when I select “Somebody’s watching me”, VDJ will extract the part of mixing note for “Body rock” mix with “Somebody’s watching me” from knowledge base and display in the notepad tab between the two decks(Remix/EQ/Cues/Mix_Note). And I can follow the mixing note and mix the songs live (mixing live with confidence is where the fun is). You won’t forget the best position to mix in anymore, even though you last mix them decades ago.
Ricardo Prado (dj Artimix)
To save screen estate, how about using note tab so when two songs are opened (1 for each deck) the two notes for each songs are available in hand. (The position between the 2 faders and above cross fader where the Remix/EQ/Cues/ Note1/Note2 )
For us mixing DJs, mixing note is very important, it is our knowledge.
One step further, how about ONE xml file (knowledge base) storing all mixing note for all songs in the VDJ database. Picture this if I am playing “Body rock”, vdj will display what mixing note I have in knowledge base to follow this song(assume I have entered mixing notes for serveral songs), when I select “Somebody’s watching me”, VDJ will extract the part of mixing note for “Body rock” mix with “Somebody’s watching me” from knowledge base and display in the notepad tab between the two decks(Remix/EQ/Cues/Mix_Note). And I can follow the mixing note and mix the songs live (mixing live with confidence is where the fun is). You won’t forget the best position to mix in anymore, even though you last mix them decades ago.
Ricardo Prado (dj Artimix)
Posted Sat 25 Jun 05 @ 6:33 am