sureview
kradcliffe wrote :
I have the Bose F1 (active) system and it's a hundred times better than my previous Peavey rig. Far more compact, less weight and far less to go wrong. No separate heavy amp racks and it sounds just as good if not better.
There are good active solutions out there but many cheap ones too. Social club I was working at the other week had a DJ in the other room with a Pioneer controller on a table, a cheap Maplins type laser and Turbosound speakers that sounded awful.
Its all about perspective.
There are good active solutions out there but many cheap ones too. Social club I was working at the other week had a DJ in the other room with a Pioneer controller on a table, a cheap Maplins type laser and Turbosound speakers that sounded awful.
Its all about perspective.
I know, lol
Big fan of bose myself, keep intending to look at a st of compacts, my fandom really goes back to the days of the 802's, I think I would still buy a pair if I could find some yhta had not been gigged to death or used without the bose controller
Back on topic
So the ipad will not be good for video as its going to run hot and be out of sync on video ( not bashing apple for air play, all streamed video connections are likely to lag)
An ipad with 2tb is going to cost over 2k....
Posted Fri 16 Dec 22 @ 6:02 am
klausmogensen
I just use a Surface Pro tablet - that works great
Also:
The Surface Laptop Studio supports Nvidia GeForce RTX GPUs
However that only folds kind of like a tablet, but isn't really one, so we are not quite there yet
But IF they release a regular Surface Pro with an Nvidia GeForce RTX GPU, then we would have a tablet that runs VDJ 2023 including the new Stems 2.0 with real-time separation
Now that would be kind of sweet I think :)
(If I've misunderstood it, so that a Windows tablet with RTX GPU already exists, please let me know - even though I probably can't afford it)
Also:
The Surface Laptop Studio supports Nvidia GeForce RTX GPUs
However that only folds kind of like a tablet, but isn't really one, so we are not quite there yet
But IF they release a regular Surface Pro with an Nvidia GeForce RTX GPU, then we would have a tablet that runs VDJ 2023 including the new Stems 2.0 with real-time separation
Now that would be kind of sweet I think :)
(If I've misunderstood it, so that a Windows tablet with RTX GPU already exists, please let me know - even though I probably can't afford it)
Posted Fri 16 Dec 22 @ 7:46 am
ScubaBadger
If VDj 2023 worked as well on an iPad as it does on a macbook pro I'd willingly cough the extra.
On a personal level if stems didn't work it wouldn't bother me.
Why? A 10" iPad is way smaller than a laptop, and I can pre program what I want to play for a show with automix play lists on the most minimal looking rig.
On a personal level if stems didn't work it wouldn't bother me.
Why? A 10" iPad is way smaller than a laptop, and I can pre program what I want to play for a show with automix play lists on the most minimal looking rig.
Posted Fri 30 Dec 22 @ 12:25 pm
Wowthisisalongname
YES Please! Ipad would be beaustiful. It's awesome for Djay and I'd love to see VDJ on it....of course with a rebrand, because sorry. the "Virtual" name is terrible and I'm sure drives away would be customers.
Posted Sat 07 Jan 23 @ 5:47 am
giestien
Blackmagic brought Davinci resolve to Ipad pro (and still free) so why would it not be possible for VirtualDJ, which is less demanding imo?
Posted Tue 24 Jan 23 @ 11:45 am
kradcliffe
Wowthisisalongname wrote :
because sorry. the "Virtual" name is terrible and I'm sure drives away would be customers.
Says the person who's actively paying a subscription to use VDJ. ROFL.
Posted Tue 24 Jan 23 @ 11:50 am