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K-Topps New Member
Canada
21 posts Joined: Jan, 2008
Posted - 2009/11/12 : 05:24:06
Hey all!
Looking at upgrading CD players, definatley going with pioneer. Basically wondering if there is a cerntin model of CDJ that is ideal for mixing HHC? I would think the bigger the platter, the more persice beat matching with be, but what do I know? I'm just a noob lol! It's kinda up in the air between CDJ 400, or CDJ 800. Help me decide :)
Essi Junior Member
Australia
83 posts Joined: Jun, 2007
Posted - 2009/11/12 : 08:09:39
ur right you are a noob.
there is no magic turntabel that is better for mixing a spcific type of musc there are just better quality CD player atm CDs are going out its all about digital these days i advise you buy a coppy of traktor Scratch pro and either a Midi controller (VCI100) or 2 1200mk2s and mixer and you should be set ;)
Revs Advanced Member
Austria
2,583 posts Joined: Oct, 2008
Posted - 2009/11/12 : 13:28:54
I have CDJ-800s and I'm happy with them :)
If you want to avoid burning CD's like me, you can Traktor, Serato, Virtual DJ or whatever, an interface and some timecode CD's, so you can play the tracks directly from your computer onto the CDJ's ;)
TheOneNOnly Advanced Member
United States
1,937 posts Joined: Oct, 2008
Posted - 2009/11/12 : 19:52:29
quote:Originally posted by DJ Revs:
I have CDJ-800s and I'm happy with them :)
If you want to avoid burning CD's like me, you can Traktor, Serato, Virtual DJ or whatever, an interface and some timecode CD's, so you can play the tracks directly from your computer onto the CDJ's ;)
Oh you could just by CDJ-400s and use two USB Flash Drives to hold all of your music. Still never have to burn music, save you from buying an expensive program, and less money the the 800s.
K-Topps New Member
Canada
21 posts Joined: Jan, 2008
Posted - 2009/11/12 : 20:57:49
quote:Originally posted by Essi:
ur right you are a noob.
there is no magic turntabel that is better for mixing a spcific type of musc there are just better quality CD player atm CDs are going out its all about digital these days i advise you buy a coppy of traktor Scratch pro and either a Midi controller (VCI100) or 2 1200mk2s and mixer and you should be set ;)
Pretty sure i asked for oppinions on CDJs, not midi controllers, already have one! Thanks anyways buddy.
K-Topps New Member
Canada
21 posts Joined: Jan, 2008
Posted - 2009/11/12 : 21:01:20
quote:Originally posted by DJ Revs:
I have CDJ-800s and I'm happy with them :)
If you want to avoid burning CD's like me, you can Traktor, Serato, Virtual DJ or whatever, an interface and some timecode CD's, so you can play the tracks directly from your computer onto the CDJ's ;)
Sounds practical, already have traktor and VDJ, but timecode CD's? I understand the concept, not finding much info on google, Explain? Guess I really am a Noob lol!
8D Advanced Member
Canada
820 posts Joined: Oct, 2009
Posted - 2009/11/12 : 22:39:16
I know you said you want to go with pioneer but I wouldn't they are over priced for the features they have
I would go with the Denon DN-HS5500
You can pick one up on eBay with a warranty for around $700
but that's the best part about it you only need ONE
video explaining:
so you could just pick up one of these and a mixer and add another deck latter
plus it's got a spinning platter :P
Revs Advanced Member
Austria
2,583 posts Joined: Oct, 2008
Posted - 2009/11/12 : 23:38:36
quote:Originally posted by K-Topps:
quote:Originally posted by DJ Revs:
I have CDJ-800s and I'm happy with them :)
If you want to avoid burning CD's like me, you can Traktor, Serato, Virtual DJ or whatever, an interface and some timecode CD's, so you can play the tracks directly from your computer onto the CDJ's ;)
Sounds practical, already have traktor and VDJ, but timecode CD's? I understand the concept, not finding much info on google, Explain? Guess I really am a Noob lol!
There's the Torq Conectiv Timecode system which is not very expensive.
Printer friendly
Posted - 2009/11/12 : 05:24:06
