MetaG
Has anybody tried just using one turntable to go back and forth between music.
I do alot of weddings and using both is cumbersome as most people don't care
and just wanna here the "Electric Slide".
But, I thought if i could just bring one turntable I could go back and forth as needed and then
when it's time to unleash the dragon, (dance sets). Then it'll be cool to scratch and stuff.
If theres a way i'd appreciate the knowledge.
Thanks
I do alot of weddings and using both is cumbersome as most people don't care
and just wanna here the "Electric Slide".
But, I thought if i could just bring one turntable I could go back and forth as needed and then
when it's time to unleash the dragon, (dance sets). Then it'll be cool to scratch and stuff.
If theres a way i'd appreciate the knowledge.
Thanks
geposted Thu 24 May 07 @ 3:14 am
Partyman
Yes, it is quite easy to use one TT for both decks
geposted Thu 24 May 07 @ 7:04 am
Steve Lynch
Ditto, That's the way I roll....
In fact, I only use the Timecode for cuing, then mixing... once I'm properly mixed, I disable timecode for that deck so that nothing skips or gets bonked, and move to the other deck and get ready to mix again.
In fact, I only use the Timecode for cuing, then mixing... once I'm properly mixed, I disable timecode for that deck so that nothing skips or gets bonked, and move to the other deck and get ready to mix again.
geposted Thu 24 May 07 @ 3:03 pm