santd
I know the beatlock does not work, but are the waves still displayed and can the dashes be used as a visual aid to help with you mixing?
I play in my apartment and I can not really blast my music, so the visual aid comes in handy.
thank you.
I play in my apartment and I can not really blast my music, so the visual aid comes in handy.
thank you.
geposted Sun 01 May 05 @ 10:12 pm
Man-Tk
It's easy ...don't worry about that ...if you go for TCV you will never use beatlock or sync
geposted Mon 02 May 05 @ 3:59 pm
listen2
is it possible to sync with TCV? or do you have to use the pitch on the turntable, and that does not reflect the BMP on the screen does it? i would like TCv and just have them sync'd for easy of mixing.
geposted Tue 03 May 05 @ 3:41 pm
pyrgiano
Hello there!!
YES you can sync with the TCV!!! without using the pitch from the turntables!!!
I never use the pitch (always stays in the midle), from the turntables!!!
Just push the spacebar AND YOU GOT YOUR BEATMACH!!!
Best regards.!!!
YES you can sync with the TCV!!! without using the pitch from the turntables!!!
I never use the pitch (always stays in the midle), from the turntables!!!
Just push the spacebar AND YOU GOT YOUR BEATMACH!!!
Best regards.!!!
geposted Tue 03 May 05 @ 10:19 pm
DJ Walkers
the waves are still displayed :)
geposted Thu 05 May 05 @ 10:17 pm
steve_djdawson
as mr.walkers said:
"the waves are still displayed :)"
but they still move in time with the record, and the CBG also moves with it, after modifying the pitch on the turntable, it takes a few milliseconds, and the CBG and wafeform display updates to reflect the new speed.
Just thought I'd elaborate on mr.walkers comment ;)
"the waves are still displayed :)"
but they still move in time with the record, and the CBG also moves with it, after modifying the pitch on the turntable, it takes a few milliseconds, and the CBG and wafeform display updates to reflect the new speed.
Just thought I'd elaborate on mr.walkers comment ;)
geposted Mon 09 May 05 @ 12:53 pm