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 Posted Fri 10 Feb 12 @ 6:50 pmI'm looking into buying some turntables and i wanted to know if you guys know of any affordable and good quality turntables that are compatible with virtual dj. Any help is appreciate. Thanx |
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| Posted Sat 11 Feb 12 @ 7:42 am Compatible ?? : ALL Good Expensive and discontinued : Technics Good and cheap : Relooop 6000 , Akiyama Acura , Sync |
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| Posted Sat 11 Feb 12 @ 11:18 am hello, I have these turntables and here's a video with VirtualDJ Pro Full TimeCode : SYNQ X-TRM.1 Yan, DJ Rewop |
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| Posted Mon 13 Feb 12 @ 9:51 pm stanton t.62 stanton st150 |
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| Posted Tue 14 Feb 12 @ 1:46 am Check out idnnow.com... |
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| Posted Tue 14 Feb 12 @ 5:37 am Any of the Numark range from the TT200 up are a good deck |
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| Posted Tue 14 Feb 12 @ 9:58 am adrianbcd3000 wrote : stanton st150 Stanton st150 is an OEM TT , but more expensive than the same branded by other companies . Synq XTRM1/Omnitronic DD5250/Akiyama DJ4000 Acura/AMDJ HTD4.5/Stanton STR8-150/ST150/Citronic PD45/Reloop RP6000MK5 are all the SAME . |
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| Posted Tue 14 Feb 12 @ 11:29 am passing it should not be the turntable but important thing is: Vinyl timecode : Serato ScratchLive V2 diamond : Ortofon S-120 Yan, DJ Rewop |
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| Posted Thu 12 Apr 12 @ 7:41 am gribouillon wrote : passing it should not be the turntable but important thing is: Vinyl timecode : Serato ScratchLive V2 diamond : Ortofon S-120 Yan, DJ Rewop When you say "Serato ScratchLive V2", is that the "SL2 box" or is that software? I thought Serato is a software (like VDJ), but software which requires a proprietary box (SL1, SL2, etc). So, does VDJ work through an SL2box? If so, why get a Serato box, rather than a Maya 44 box? Looking on eBay, the Maya box is less expensive, though it may not run Serato. But if you use VDJ Pro, you don't need the Serato software, right? I spent $300 or so on the VDJ Pro last year, so I don't want to spend more on a different software, nor do I want to learn yet another program. I'm asking for clarification. I have been using VDJ Pro with a NuMark MixDeck, but I just purchased a pair of 1200's from a friend. He uses Serato and a Rane TTM57, but I don't yet have an interface box or needles yet, and I'm trying to find the best route (and preferably something less expensive than his Serato/Rane system). |
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| Posted Thu 12 Apr 12 @ 8:16 am To use timecode with VirtualDJ you need an ASIO sound card with at least 4 input and 4 outputs, such as ESI Maya44 USB, Hercules DJ Trim, etc. Please see: http://www.virtualdj.com/wiki/Timecode%20Requirements.html |
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| Posted Thu 12 Apr 12 @ 8:19 am Stanton St150 Technics SL1200 (plenty of them on Craiglist) |
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| Posted Thu 12 Apr 12 @ 3:09 pm A good place to by a TTUSB turntable by Numark for $100 bucks is MOOG Audio. It's in Toronto. Also to learn how to set up a timecode turntable, a guy called producermat on YouTube. He tells you everything you need to know. Also, does any one know if you can use any type of timecode, does it matter which on you use or does it have to a VirtualVinyl? |
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| Posted Thu 12 Apr 12 @ 3:15 pm juliansantorsola wrote : A good place to by a TTUSB turntable by Numark for $100 bucks is MOOG Audio. It's in Toronto. Also to learn how to set up a timecode turntable, a guy called producermat on YouTube. He tells you everything you need to know. Also, does any one know if you can use any type of timecode, does it matter which on you use or does it have to a VirtualVinyl? The best one to use is the Serato vinyl. |
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