haz0rd
Numark has the X7 that might do what you need
what is your price range?? I don't think there are any good mixes that has DVS features under $500
Here's my quick list
Rane-Sixty Eight $2199 (Asio Drivers will be released)
Denon DN-X 1700 $1599
Rane TT57-SL $1399 (you wont be able to use the midi but I think you can use the asio drivers tor input output)
korg zero4 $1199
Pioneer DJM5000 ?? $999
MACKIE D.4 PRO $999
Denon DN-X 1600 $899
Numark X7 $799
MACKIE D.2 PRO $699
what is your price range?? I don't think there are any good mixes that has DVS features under $500
Here's my quick list
Rane-Sixty Eight $2199 (Asio Drivers will be released)
Denon DN-X 1700 $1599
Rane TT57-SL $1399 (you wont be able to use the midi but I think you can use the asio drivers tor input output)
korg zero4 $1199
Pioneer DJM5000 ?? $999
MACKIE D.4 PRO $999
Denon DN-X 1600 $899
Numark X7 $799
MACKIE D.2 PRO $699
Posted Tue 24 Aug 10 @ 8:50 am
SBDJ
I don't think you can categorically state then Denon X1600/X1700 will be the 'best' mixers for VDJ somehow. I would still take my Ecler EVO5 or the Xone:4D over one. Both have far better MIDI capabilities than the Denons.
Posted Tue 24 Aug 10 @ 11:13 am
haz0rd
True but I don't think they support asio in/out
Posted Tue 24 Aug 10 @ 5:40 pm
SBDJ
You think incorrectly ;)
On the Ecler EVO5 I can route audio out to channels 1-4, directly to the PFL bus and directly to the mix bus, as well as audio in from those channels + mic. All through ASIO :)
I can also route audio in/out to the same channels at the same time, meaning I can route a timecode signal in from channel 1 to VDJ, and the audio signal back out to channel 1 on the mixer so there's no loss of channels for timecode use.
On the Ecler EVO5 I can route audio out to channels 1-4, directly to the PFL bus and directly to the mix bus, as well as audio in from those channels + mic. All through ASIO :)
I can also route audio in/out to the same channels at the same time, meaning I can route a timecode signal in from channel 1 to VDJ, and the audio signal back out to channel 1 on the mixer so there's no loss of channels for timecode use.
Posted Tue 24 Aug 10 @ 7:33 pm