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Topic: switching from timecodes to VCI 300

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whats everyones take on the VCI 300 i have had alot of problems with audio drop outs with my connectiv and vdj i know its not virtual dj iam sick of using a timecode solution its not stable i have had 3 audio drop outs in the last 6months @ gigs
 
Posted Wed 03 Feb 10 @ 12:52 pm
I own a VCI300 and would recommend it to anyone. It full on rocks!
 
I don't really dig controller + mixer combos much. I'd much prefer a timecode setup but that's just my opinion.
 
TearEmUp wrote :
I own a VCI300 and would recommend it to anyone. It full on rocks!


Does it work flawless with virtual dj ?or is it best to buy the vfx-1 and use Itch?
 
Switching from a bigger setup to use a smaller setup like a vci 300 is going to feel different. The VCI doesnt have that comfortable feel. Its small and compact to carry around but not the same when you are coming from turntables. The NS7 would be a better setup for you..
 
Caliente123 wrote :
Switching from a bigger setup to use a smaller setup like a vci 300 is going to feel different. The VCI doesnt have that comfortable feel. Its small and compact to carry around but not the same when you are coming from turntables. The NS7 would be a better setup for you..

See if you can sell your decks and get the NS7. I am running beta drivers (for the NS7) since I have a 64bit system and the VDJ/NS7 combo has been on for 2 weeks strait without a hickip (this is how i test for stability). I aldo picked up an Akai Laptop pad to trigger some effects....
 
jasper1234 wrote :
Does it work flawless with virtual dj ?


Yes, absolutely! Zero issues... With all due respect to Caliente's opinion. I have two 1200s set up, and my VCI goes on the road. I have absolutely no problems switching back and forth between the two.
 
thank you for your reply team up iam very excited about buying the vci 300 on sunday i have been told its just like playing with cdj 1000s mk3s just no cds and no moving parts
 
To be honest.. My freinds and family and family have alot of house parties and i usually bring my vci 300. I love dj iing so much that i want to make the best out of the party. One huge advantage about the vci 300 is the size. It fits everywhere...

Before you drop money on the vci 300, look around because you can find it alot less than 899. I got mine crazy cheap last year
 
i found it for 800 cdn with a carry case and the korg mini kaoss pad so i got a good deal
 


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