chise1
Hello everyone,
I'm looking to get some scratching in my gigs in a bigger way, and the Pioneer CDJ's caught my eye... i don't mind the smaller platter compared to vinyl, and overall, I'd really like to go the way of CDJ's over vinyl. However, the Pioneer units (CDJ-800/1000) are both quite expensive. I just have a couple of questions:
1) Are there any CDJ's that are less expensive than these units but that are still serviceable in terms of their ability to scratch effectively? I'm no scratch DJ, but I'd just like a decent solution.
2) If not, although the CDJ-400 is MIDI instead of TCV, how is the scratching functionality?
Thank you in advance.
I'm looking to get some scratching in my gigs in a bigger way, and the Pioneer CDJ's caught my eye... i don't mind the smaller platter compared to vinyl, and overall, I'd really like to go the way of CDJ's over vinyl. However, the Pioneer units (CDJ-800/1000) are both quite expensive. I just have a couple of questions:
1) Are there any CDJ's that are less expensive than these units but that are still serviceable in terms of their ability to scratch effectively? I'm no scratch DJ, but I'd just like a decent solution.
2) If not, although the CDJ-400 is MIDI instead of TCV, how is the scratching functionality?
Thank you in advance.
Posted Sat 01 Nov 08 @ 3:47 pm
xonor
You can scratch with cheapest cd players if you want.
You only need the TCCDs burned in a good quality cds and an ASIO sound card, like the RMX, and I see you got it.
You only need the TCCDs burned in a good quality cds and an ASIO sound card, like the RMX, and I see you got it.
Posted Sat 01 Nov 08 @ 5:30 pm
DJ-Pulse
The CDJ400 is supported by VDJ as an HID device ... which means better than MIDI. :D
Posted Tue 02 Dec 08 @ 7:05 pm