djservix
Hey
What mixer do you recommend for a beginner?
And what functions do you really need to have (except volumes/crossfader/headphones)?
Thanks!
What mixer do you recommend for a beginner?
And what functions do you really need to have (except volumes/crossfader/headphones)?
Thanks!
Posted Wed 08 Jun 05 @ 4:44 am
djservix
Is the Gemini PMX-250 good?
Posted Wed 08 Jun 05 @ 5:16 am
xeon
I asked the same about gemini. Answer: no!
Take a look for numark/denon/pioneer
Dj Nikki
Take a look for numark/denon/pioneer
Dj Nikki
Posted Wed 08 Jun 05 @ 9:22 am
djaditya
hey xeon! suP dj?
Im a beginner too... Im planning to buy the Numark DXM03, any thoughts?
Is it
a)Yes, Go for it!
or
b) No!
I need some guidance...
thanks
Im a beginner too... Im planning to buy the Numark DXM03, any thoughts?
Is it
a)Yes, Go for it!
or
b) No!
I need some guidance...
thanks
Posted Wed 08 Jun 05 @ 10:59 am
xeon
@djeditya
http://www.virtualdj.com/forum/display.html?topic=13233
You said you are buying PPD01 mixer. Now you are planning to buy DXM03...
Numark mixers are very good for beginners and for experieced users. I have denon x300.
For beginners you don't need more than behringer. Ok, gemini is good for beginners too, but just for beginners. A lot of people said this. I don't have experiences with gemini, neither with numark. Only with denon and pioneer.
Dj Nikki
http://www.virtualdj.com/forum/display.html?topic=13233
You said you are buying PPD01 mixer. Now you are planning to buy DXM03...
Numark mixers are very good for beginners and for experieced users. I have denon x300.
For beginners you don't need more than behringer. Ok, gemini is good for beginners too, but just for beginners. A lot of people said this. I don't have experiences with gemini, neither with numark. Only with denon and pioneer.
Dj Nikki
Posted Wed 08 Jun 05 @ 12:03 pm
djaditya
Yep.. i changed my mind about the ppd01 mixer cos its bulky and heavy to carry, also i dont need all the features it offers.. i think the DXM03 does the job for me! thanks for the post dude!
Posted Wed 08 Jun 05 @ 1:34 pm
djaditya
@DJ Servix:
Hey...i've been told that When u buy a mixer, u get what u pay for... so take some time in buying a good one...and hey, If u want some great deals on Dj mixers, just check these websites out..
www.samedaymusic.com
www.zzounds.com
www.123dj.com
Peace
DJ ADITYA
Hey...i've been told that When u buy a mixer, u get what u pay for... so take some time in buying a good one...and hey, If u want some great deals on Dj mixers, just check these websites out..
www.samedaymusic.com
www.zzounds.com
www.123dj.com
Peace
DJ ADITYA
Posted Wed 08 Jun 05 @ 3:26 pm
Since Virtual DJ has the fader between table 1 and 2, would you even use that control on the mixer? Would it even do anything since it's just hooked up to your sound card? I'm looking for a mixer too. That one looks pretty good for $200. By the way, what's the difference between an analog and a digital mixer?
Thanks!
Thanks!
Posted Wed 08 Jun 05 @ 9:02 pm
djaditya
You just have to use the correct setting in the sound config menu- choose the option to connect to an external mixer. (which you cant do with the demo unfortunately).
Posted Thu 09 Jun 05 @ 3:34 am
l_rids
I'd recommend any behringer branded mixers.... they are cheap & good to get your basics.
I bought a behringer mixer which I've been using for the past 6months with continuous use with mainly scratching and no problems.
You definitely feel the quality difference however when you compare it to a mixer produced by rane. My next choice in mixer :)
I bought a behringer mixer which I've been using for the past 6months with continuous use with mainly scratching and no problems.
You definitely feel the quality difference however when you compare it to a mixer produced by rane. My next choice in mixer :)
Posted Thu 09 Jun 05 @ 5:31 am
Double O
Here's an entire thread on the subject:
http://www.virtualdj.com/forum/display.html?topic=8455&page=1
Double O
http://www.virtualdj.com/forum/display.html?topic=8455&page=1
Double O
Posted Thu 09 Jun 05 @ 9:27 pm
Zezke
Go for Behringer. Good for beginners and semi-pro's. Gotta love it.
Posted Fri 10 Jun 05 @ 4:34 pm