Ben_Strapp
hey all, just wondering everyones opinions on the best hardware to use with VDJ?
Currently I only use the software and although the mixing sounds good, it struggles to gain the same level of credibility and as such I am having trouble convincing clubs/radio stations to give me an opportunity.
I am wondering whether the pioneer CDJ400 would be a good option
if so
* Will i need to buy 2 CDJ's or can I use the one CDJ for both VDJ decks
* Do I need a mixer as well because i am comfortable mixing using shortcut keys on VDJ
* I am trying to avoid the all-in-one units (behringer bcd etc) as the jog wheels seem small and I believe the CDJ's are more universally used/accepted. Is this true?
any other advice or suggestions would be appreciated
Currently I only use the software and although the mixing sounds good, it struggles to gain the same level of credibility and as such I am having trouble convincing clubs/radio stations to give me an opportunity.
I am wondering whether the pioneer CDJ400 would be a good option
if so
* Will i need to buy 2 CDJ's or can I use the one CDJ for both VDJ decks
* Do I need a mixer as well because i am comfortable mixing using shortcut keys on VDJ
* I am trying to avoid the all-in-one units (behringer bcd etc) as the jog wheels seem small and I believe the CDJ's are more universally used/accepted. Is this true?
any other advice or suggestions would be appreciated
Posted Tue 15 Dec 09 @ 11:51 pm
theStylishDJ
Ben_Strapp wrote :
hey all, just wondering everyones opinions on the best hardware to use with VDJ?
Currently I only use the software and although the mixing sounds good, it struggles to gain the same level of credibility and as such I am having trouble convincing clubs/radio stations to give me an opportunity.
I am wondering whether the pioneer CDJ400 would be a good option
if so
* Will i need to buy 2 CDJ's or can I use the one CDJ for both VDJ decks
* Do I need a mixer as well because i am comfortable mixing using shortcut keys on VDJ
* I am trying to avoid the all-in-one units (behringer bcd etc) as the jog wheels seem small and I believe the CDJ's are more universally used/accepted. Is this true?
any other advice or suggestions would be appreciated
Currently I only use the software and although the mixing sounds good, it struggles to gain the same level of credibility and as such I am having trouble convincing clubs/radio stations to give me an opportunity.
I am wondering whether the pioneer CDJ400 would be a good option
if so
* Will i need to buy 2 CDJ's or can I use the one CDJ for both VDJ decks
* Do I need a mixer as well because i am comfortable mixing using shortcut keys on VDJ
* I am trying to avoid the all-in-one units (behringer bcd etc) as the jog wheels seem small and I believe the CDJ's are more universally used/accepted. Is this true?
any other advice or suggestions would be appreciated
its all on personal use,,,i own the rmx, its an all in one sound card, mixer controller great starter unit, has everything to start out with and to control vdj.. as for the cdj 400/800 i use those when im in the bar or gigs i do for my boss..they have a nice feel to them,,, you will need a mixer for them and preferably a deck for each deck on vdj,,,however you can do a deck and run just vdj deck its personal pref.. they wont actually know unless they actually know ..many will tell you to stay away from the bcd...i too was going to get one..but decided to run from it..after looking and tryin it out...it just did not have that I FEEL REAL touch to it..
Posted Wed 16 Dec 09 @ 7:40 am