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  • i!!ustrious
    I got some N64 Games Yo!!
    • Mar 2008
    • 12308

    #16
    Re: Best DJ Software

    if you're striving to incorporate your turntable skills with digital --- get serato or traktor; if you can balance harmony and science in simultude, get ableton. if neither, then, well, work with what works best for you. hell, use em all!

    CD's are for the transitory.

    collect vinyl

    master digital
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    • panoulix
      MCast Resident DJ
      • Feb 2009
      • 737

      #17
      Re: Best DJ Software

      Originally posted by i!!ustrious
      if you're striving to incorporate your turntable skills with digital --- get serato or traktor; if you can balance harmony and science in simultude, get ableton. if neither, then, well, work with what works best for you. hell, use em all!

      CD's are for the transitory.

      collect vinyl

      master digital
      I would stick to the red highlights though.
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      • Steve Graham
        DJ Jelly
        • Jun 2004
        • 12887

        #18
        Re: Best DJ Software

        Originally posted by Jenks
        awesome.

        did you get the X-1 too?
        you use the X-1?
        if so do you use it as well as the cds or vinyl or as a stand alone controller?

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        • danielRR
          Getting Somewhere
          • May 2008
          • 214

          #19
          Re: Best DJ Software

          Originally posted by Steve Graham
          you use the X-1?
          if so do you use it as well as the cds or vinyl or as a stand alone controller?
          The X1 can definitely be used as a stand alone controller. Unless you're 'scratching', there really isn't much use for a jog wheel or timecode vinyl/CDs.

          I have almost every function of Traktor mapped into the MIDI controller I use for production:

          http://soundcloud.com/lexajune

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          • Steve Graham
            DJ Jelly
            • Jun 2004
            • 12887

            #20
            Re: Best DJ Software

            yeah, I know it CAN be used that way, I was curious if Jenks is using it that way

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            • federico_g
              Getting Somewhere
              • Apr 2005
              • 217

              #21
              Re: Best DJ Software

              I've used vinyl, cds, serato, ableton and traktor.

              Lately I'm going digital due to portability, cost and flexibility.

              Serato was really good, but I've had some performance problems with the software and interface, only 2 decks (I was using Sl-1) and fx were not great.

              Ableton, only used it for a couple of months to test it, couldn't find myself djing with it but i've been producing with it for some time.

              Traktor Scratch Pro is my fav so far, it's the most flexible of the dj systems (at least from my point of view), great sound quality, great fxs, very intuitive and you have the possibility to use 4 decks could be 2cd + 2 vinyl, 4cds, 2cds and laptop, 2vinyl and laptop, plus the midi clock is great also if you want to sync with ableton. And if you have a midi controller you can use all the fxs built in, or just use the midi controller and no decks.
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              • jeffrey collins
                Not cool enough
                • Jun 2004
                • 7427

                #22
                Re: Best DJ Software



                Think I want this baby.
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                • danielRR
                  Getting Somewhere
                  • May 2008
                  • 214

                  #23
                  Re: Best DJ Software

                  Originally posted by jeffrey collins
                  The S4 is pretty serious. Looks to be spot on in terms of design for most people who want to go with Traktor. The thing is packed with features, but if you've already got a mixer you're paying $1000 bucks for the addition of a MIDI controller and an audio interface.
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                  • jeffrey collins
                    Not cool enough
                    • Jun 2004
                    • 7427

                    #24
                    Re: Best DJ Software

                    That's just their version of a 3D or a 4D, just made more for Traktor. And a LOT cheaper, and as a result cheaper made too.
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                    • panoulix
                      MCast Resident DJ
                      • Feb 2009
                      • 737

                      #25
                      Re: Best DJ Software

                      Plus a 3D or 4D can be easily used/assigned/premapped with both Traktor and Ableton and offers better filters, faders and knobs.

                      If you already own a good mixer, then the best add would be a pair of 1Ds or a 1D + a 2D.
                      The cheapest (decent) alternative add would be a VCI-100 and a soundcard.
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                      • jeffrey collins
                        Not cool enough
                        • Jun 2004
                        • 7427

                        #26
                        Re: Best DJ Software

                        ^^^Definitely
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