DJ_Gauge
i am considering purchasing the hdjc mk2, but only if it wil work with tcv.
I only want to use it for an asio soundcard and midi control for effects etc, NOT AS A MIXER.
just wondering if anyone here who has got it uses TCV or TCCDs with it.
this will be the deciding factor on if i purchase it or not, hopefully within the next 2 weeks
thanks
I only want to use it for an asio soundcard and midi control for effects etc, NOT AS A MIXER.
just wondering if anyone here who has got it uses TCV or TCCDs with it.
this will be the deciding factor on if i purchase it or not, hopefully within the next 2 weeks
thanks
Posted Wed 16 Nov 05 @ 3:53 pm
Rune (DJ-In-Norway)
I hope for some feedback on this issue too :)
The new herc got 2 x line-in, and asio
Anyone tested it with timecode ?
would love some feedback... as I might get it too :)
The new herc got 2 x line-in, and asio
Anyone tested it with timecode ?
would love some feedback... as I might get it too :)
Posted Wed 16 Nov 05 @ 9:08 pm
djbambi
it works great. I've been testing it since september (beta tester) and highly recommend it. I haven't had any problem with it.
the TCV works good too, and configuration is a breeze: VDJ puts the mk2 in ASIO mode automatically, then you use the auto-config for TCV signal and here you go...
the TCV works good too, and configuration is a breeze: VDJ puts the mk2 in ASIO mode automatically, then you use the auto-config for TCV signal and here you go...
Posted Wed 16 Nov 05 @ 9:17 pm
DJ_Gauge
any latency issues with the hdjcmk2 as soundcard? any noticable difference over maya44, maya 44 16bit, hdjcmk2 24bit
Posted Thu 17 Nov 05 @ 1:33 pm
djbambi
I have never had the maya so I can't tell you if there are any noticeable difference. There are no noticeable differences with my Echo Indigo IO PCMCIA audio card.
For manual beatmixing & simple-scratch-on-the-cue, I don't have any latency issue with the hdjcmk2 (note: VDJ forces it into ASIO 44.1KHz 16bit), I can pretty much do whatever I do with normal vinyl.
However I can't tell if it's adequate for advanced scratching techniques...
any heavy-duty scratcher out there can answer?
For manual beatmixing & simple-scratch-on-the-cue, I don't have any latency issue with the hdjcmk2 (note: VDJ forces it into ASIO 44.1KHz 16bit), I can pretty much do whatever I do with normal vinyl.
However I can't tell if it's adequate for advanced scratching techniques...
any heavy-duty scratcher out there can answer?
Posted Thu 17 Nov 05 @ 2:37 pm
DJ_Gauge
I am no heavy duty scratcher but i will mainly due scratching into cues. so i think the hdjcmk2 is a go for me lol... sounds great
Posted Fri 18 Nov 05 @ 8:29 am
acw_dj
Gauge,
As I see you will save your money and keep your wife happy... If you go for the DJConsole2 you can hold on a mixer and a soundcard and buy (if you want) 2 TTs and the TCVs.
Good Luck!
As I see you will save your money and keep your wife happy... If you go for the DJConsole2 you can hold on a mixer and a soundcard and buy (if you want) 2 TTs and the TCVs.
Good Luck!
Posted Fri 18 Nov 05 @ 9:38 am
DJ_Gauge
yesa and keping my wife happy is very important or i dont get to play lol
Posted Sat 19 Nov 05 @ 6:56 am
djbnoiz
as far as heavy scratching... would only be baby scratch. everything works pretty real-time, but when trying to scratch as you would on vinyl... nothin' like the real thing. basic scratches only.
but would like to know how this thing really holds for an all night club party. and the fader cycle. would appreciate any help.
but would like to know how this thing really holds for an all night club party. and the fader cycle. would appreciate any help.
Posted Wed 21 Dec 05 @ 6:55 pm
Rune (DJ-In-Norway)
the console does not have a touch sensitive platter, that is, the record dont stop when you put the finger on the jogwheel, and stay stopped for as long as you have the finger there......
This is what makes real vinyl, tc vinyl, xp10 or pro cd-decks different...
So, you can't scratch like on real vinyl, and you can't use a sticker on the jog to mark where u are at..
But you can do some pretty neat scratches, watching the waveform, or using cures like Gauge.
I use the console with external mixer at club, 3 times a week. It holds up damn well..
I only use the play and cue button, jogwheel for nudge, and FX/loop buttons though, as I have it connected to external mixer. Good thing with MK2 is that you can LOCK the crossfader for use with external mixer... love that ;)
This is what makes real vinyl, tc vinyl, xp10 or pro cd-decks different...
So, you can't scratch like on real vinyl, and you can't use a sticker on the jog to mark where u are at..
But you can do some pretty neat scratches, watching the waveform, or using cures like Gauge.
I use the console with external mixer at club, 3 times a week. It holds up damn well..
I only use the play and cue button, jogwheel for nudge, and FX/loop buttons though, as I have it connected to external mixer. Good thing with MK2 is that you can LOCK the crossfader for use with external mixer... love that ;)
Posted Wed 21 Dec 05 @ 7:46 pm