DJferdiane
hello there im a newbie here and i would like to know, what would be the best setting for keyboard settings and also the settings for performance so that it would be like a vinyl...
geposted Thu 10 Dec 09 @ 7:46 am
deuceyjay
unfortnantly i think the only other option to sub for the vinyl feel would be the mouse or purchasing a componenet like the hercules that can allow u to control the scratch thru midi
geposted Fri 11 Dec 09 @ 8:53 am
DJferdiane
dude if i am able to purchase the hercules controller, what would be the features and does the crossfader on that controller is like on a turntable itself?
geposted Sun 13 Dec 09 @ 9:41 am
Double O
You should use time-coded vinyl, CD players with touch-sensitive Jog wheels and time-coded cds, or a controller with touch-sensitive Jog wheels. There is NO WAY you can simulate vinyl with a mouse. Click and look at some of these products:
http://www.virtualdj.com/products/hardware.html
If it doesn’t state touch-sensitive for the Jog wheels of a controller, you will not be able to truly simulate vinyl control.
Nevertheless, you can perform basic scratches with a mouse.
OO
http://www.virtualdj.com/products/hardware.html
If it doesn’t state touch-sensitive for the Jog wheels of a controller, you will not be able to truly simulate vinyl control.
Nevertheless, you can perform basic scratches with a mouse.
OO
geposted Mon 14 Dec 09 @ 10:10 am
SilentOneLove
if you set the scratch sensitivity way up when you use the mouse wheel to scratch its a lot more responsive but still not a match for vinyl,also ive been using the stanton dascratch for 2 months and although it isnt completly mapped to vdj yet i think its prety incredible,real time scratching with a touch pad
geposted Fri 18 Dec 09 @ 9:11 am