Angelo Medina
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mr stifffy, post: 8606 wrote: i created a mapping for sample deck control, visual levels, and a gigantic jog wheel for scratching, kind of an all in one controller but isnt used too often
wooow that’s so cool! which app are you using?
Angelo MedinaParticipantmr stifffy, post: 8598 wrote: my maps are usually pointless to send to people since I have them all in the one file and includes the omni control, hercules controller, nanopad, nano kontrol, ipad and keyboard…. merge them all so that I can use shift keys across many controllers 🙂
just a quick question, how do you use your iPad for DJing?
Angelo MedinaParticipantnot cool … but thanks for the info!
Angelo MedinaParticipantwhat are good (and affordable) options ?
October 16, 2011 at 3:51 am in reply to: which controller should I get to start mixing at parties? #1001887Angelo MedinaParticipantFileSpnr, post: 8528 wrote: Right now, I have 7 midi controllers all gathering dust( well actually they’re wrapped in, but you get the idea) I also have four Scs4dj, and two iPad controllers, and can honestly say that the Scs4dj (my new one) is the go to device for any and all uses. (I’m not bragging, I’m just saying that I have options, yet choose the 4dj) Having the screen on the device is just sooo much better than a laptop screen which I have to look up at. I also run a line level source into the mic input and it sounds very good, and I can record that input along with the system sound. The beautiful bit about the scs4dj is that you can run a phone or tablet into that mic input and have a 3 or 4 deck controller, particularly nice with an iPad app with bpm, fx, and loops, like DJay.
yeah ive seen your videos, its a nice controller but I really like the big screen of the laptop, you should sell me one of your controllers gathering dust for cheap! im in need for one haha
Angelo MedinaParticipantyes I think i’ll have the chance to test it before we exchange the stuff … thanks a lot!
October 15, 2011 at 3:56 pm in reply to: Why when I try to sync two songs they double the bmp? (using Virtual DJ) #8505Angelo MedinaParticipanti am using Virtual DJ Pro 7, (cracked hehe;)) so I have to match the bmps manually …
October 15, 2011 at 3:51 pm in reply to: which controller should I get to start mixing at parties? #8504Angelo MedinaParticipantDj iceman, post: 8495 wrote: i would say either the mixtrack pro or the vestax typhoon [media=youtube]G_SkFOzAvp4[/media]
dudeee! you really know how to use the typhoon! Its so cool that some old school tricks can be achieved with a controller nowadays … great tutorial
Angelo MedinaParticipantTStef, post: 8419 wrote: Tell me the specs on your macbook (processor and RAM).
It says it has a 2 GHz Intel Core Duo processor and also, maximum RAM: 2.0 GB
Angelo MedinaParticipantTStef, post: 8408 wrote: Well, depends how much ur gonna spend on the thing – i dunno how much your iPhone is worth. But at full price I would definitely NOT recommend the iDJ3. It’s just a Mixtrack Pro with an iPod dock. You can’t mix from the iPod’s library or anything like that. To me it has zero utility and so the extra price is not justified.
Otherwise, it feels exactly like a Mixtrack Pro. So if you’re not bothered by the dock and you can get it for a good price, then go for it.
Before that, make sure you have a decent laptop/desktop PC to be able to run DJ software without problems.
So how much are you going to get it for (with the other things)?
Ok so I think im buying it, my thoughts always were on the mixtrack pro so I think its cool , my iPhone here is valued at 350$ more or less and the package with the controller,headphones and the laser pack is $330 kind of, btw im using a white macbook but I dont know if its good or bad… thanks for the advice
October 2, 2011 at 6:46 pm in reply to: which controller should I get to start mixing at parties? #8055Angelo MedinaParticipantfullenglishpint, post: 8032 wrote: IMO you’d be better off waiting until you can afford a mixtrack pro or similar, that’ll take you a long way and you won’t grow out of it as soon as you would with an e2.
ok then , ill wait for the mixtrack pro, thanks!
Angelo MedinaParticipantAngelo MedinaParticipantDJ Frozone, post: 8019 wrote: i just did that response video. awesome that you post up on here too!
i saw your response video, how did you did that? you got skills for sure. did it took long to learn?
Angelo MedinaParticipantawesome!
Angelo MedinaParticipanti like it! using it to study.
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