dj schmidty
K, so my question is that I am planning on switching between house, hip hop, scratching, not scratching, etc. So as I understand it, when you use VDJ, theres an absolute mode (Like real vinyl, pitch changes in real life, not tempo like real vinyl) and relative mode (Where you can sync the trax, keep the same pitch, but change the tempo, and I guess use the TCV as just an adjustment to match the trax)
K, so my question is, lets say i'm playing song A, then song B I want to scratch in, but I want to sync the two songs, so when I scratch the next song in, all I gotta worry about is dropping the beat at the right moment. According to what i'm imagining, this would have to be done with switching modes between absolute and relative. Am I understanging the program correct, or is it possible to do it in both modes??? or just one mode?
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K, so my question is, lets say i'm playing song A, then song B I want to scratch in, but I want to sync the two songs, so when I scratch the next song in, all I gotta worry about is dropping the beat at the right moment. According to what i'm imagining, this would have to be done with switching modes between absolute and relative. Am I understanging the program correct, or is it possible to do it in both modes??? or just one mode?
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geposted Tue 30 Jan 07 @ 11:54 pm
DJ_whiteDVL
you can do this in both options. Absolute will just give you the exact replica of using a real vinyl. meaning no loops, no sync, etc
You can keep it at relative and achieve the same results.
Best regards
DJ White Devil
You can keep it at relative and achieve the same results.
Best regards
DJ White Devil
geposted Wed 31 Jan 07 @ 2:53 pm
dj schmidty
so I can keep it in relative and still scratch, loop, and sync?? then I just don't use the actual pitch on the turntable??
geposted Thu 01 Feb 07 @ 6:37 am
Steve Lynch
if you're quick, and drop a loop, you can scratch in there, then sync it back up quickly, and it'll line back up if you're off a bit....then drop it back in.... if you use that song frequently, you can even make a cue so you can pop it back in at the same point, and the two songs will be in perfect sync.... it's easier to just do it manually, hit the advance cue, back cue it, and drop it on the beat, then manipulate the vinyl to straighten any slop up....
-Steve
-Steve
geposted Thu 01 Feb 07 @ 7:15 am
dj schmidty
what I mean is that if its in relative mode, and I set up a 8 beat loop, is it possible to still scratch that loop? or if I have a hip hop loop going on the left side, can I set up a loop on the right side, sync it, the nscratch it in while keping the 8 beat loop?
geposted Thu 01 Feb 07 @ 8:07 am
djej
Yes you can scratch in relative mode and you can scratch a loop.
geposted Thu 01 Feb 07 @ 3:44 pm