It would be very nice and allmy friends want it too.
Mensajes Thu 20 Dec 01 @ 8:43 pm
ikke
Mmm, let me give my opinion (may I ;-)?)
1. I think scratching isn't that important
2. Such a turntable takes a lot of place on your screen
3. Scratching with a mouse isn't that easy. Use a normal turntable. It's much more easy
4. I think the team (I'd looove to become a member! Have you read this mama? ;-)) has to solve other problems or just make existing functions better (sorry :-() before implementing new functions (in each case, before implementing BIG new functions, like a scratcher, because as far as I know it's not easy to program: maybe the effect is easy, but reading the movement of a mouse in a circular (or how do you say this) is quite difficult in Windows (I don't know how it is on other OSs)
OK, that's it. Reply if you don't agree with this (if you want: dj_ikke@hotmail.com)
Greetz, ikke
1. I think scratching isn't that important
2. Such a turntable takes a lot of place on your screen
3. Scratching with a mouse isn't that easy. Use a normal turntable. It's much more easy
4. I think the team (I'd looove to become a member! Have you read this mama? ;-)) has to solve other problems or just make existing functions better (sorry :-() before implementing new functions (in each case, before implementing BIG new functions, like a scratcher, because as far as I know it's not easy to program: maybe the effect is easy, but reading the movement of a mouse in a circular (or how do you say this) is quite difficult in Windows (I don't know how it is on other OSs)
OK, that's it. Reply if you don't agree with this (if you want: dj_ikke@hotmail.com)
Greetz, ikke
Mensajes Thu 20 Dec 01 @ 8:57 pm
dadegian
Ikke, why you say this???The scratch effect is the best effect exsisting...Have you ever tried to mix and scratch with a real turntable in a party???It's the most required effect...And a lot of programs (like traktor dj) have this feature...But I love atomix mp3 and I'll never betray the atomix team!!!But I don't know how many resources require this effect...
Mensajes Thu 20 Dec 01 @ 10:42 pm
get a real turntable for scratch effect, i did.
those computer scratch effects aren't very convincing and i completely agree with ikke that the existing features must be perfected before putting a whole lot new ones.
those computer scratch effects aren't very convincing and i completely agree with ikke that the existing features must be perfected before putting a whole lot new ones.
Mensajes Fri 21 Dec 01 @ 1:20 am
dadegian
But have you ever tried traktor dj scratch effect?it' the same effect which you have to scratching a real vinyl, by press a button...And Atomix mp3 hasn't a lot of bugs to correct...It's wonderful, if atomix team develop this effect 4 this fantastic program... :-))If I use a turntable to scratch while I using atomixmp3, it's a bad image in a party, and the effect is always the same...(the modernity of computer and the anthiquity of a turntable...)
Mensajes Fri 21 Dec 01 @ 10:23 am
dadegian
Isn't professional for a dj which using this fantastic program in clubs and scratch with a vinyl...
Mensajes Fri 21 Dec 01 @ 10:26 am
ikke
Yes, I already scratched on a party (with real vynil). If u want, you can use a scratch-sample in AtomixMP3, so you get a scratch sound. If you give me your e-mail adres, I can send you some of them.
Also, scratching on PC isn't the same as scratching in reallity.
Greetz, ikke
Also, scratching on PC isn't the same as scratching in reallity.
Greetz, ikke
Mensajes Fri 21 Dec 01 @ 5:30 pm
dadegian
Hi, before you tell me which scratching on PC isn't the same as scratching in reallity,try traktor dj mixer,by pressing a button, you can scratch any mp3 like if u have a real turntable...
Mensajes Fri 21 Dec 01 @ 11:21 pm
Dj T-Bone
Has anyone ever tried the scratch function in otsjuke? Waaaay better than the one in traktor ...
Greetz, Dj T-Bone
Greetz, Dj T-Bone
Mensajes Sat 22 Dec 01 @ 4:36 pm
ikke
Well, something for the team now: I wrote that as far as I know, it's difficult to follow the mouse on a circel. Well, I found a (good! ;-)) solution. If you want to implement a scratcher, and you have problems to read out the mouse movement (which is almost impossible with your math brains ;-) lol), email me (dj_ikke@hotmail.com), I'll try to explain how you can do it (by using some maths).
Greetz & merry Xmas to everyone, ikke
Greetz & merry Xmas to everyone, ikke
Mensajes Sat 22 Dec 01 @ 7:08 pm
dadegian
Ikke, the best solution for scratching is a button which make this...Isn't it?
Mensajes Sat 22 Dec 01 @ 10:06 pm
ikke
Maybe, but with a button you can't choose how long (far) you scratch, or how fast (or you can change some parameters, but that's almost not possible "on the fly")
Greetz & merry Xmas (I finally logged in: thx guys!), ikke
Greetz & merry Xmas (I finally logged in: thx guys!), ikke
Mensajes Sun 23 Dec 01 @ 10:58 am
dadegian
I think with a button you enable the pitch bend, and a button who made the same thing, but more faster...(like I brake the vinyl...)Look at traktor dj, and you know what I mean...Look a t the reverse button...
Mensajes Sun 23 Dec 01 @ 1:44 pm
DJtalon
I have a CDJ-1000 which I use as a third channel with Atomix and I scratch on it. I would not want to use a mouse to do it...
Hehe, for the linux program 'TerminatorX' there is a guide to taking an old turntable, removing the guts, and putting a mouse inside to control the program with :D
Hehe, for the linux program 'TerminatorX' there is a guide to taking an old turntable, removing the guts, and putting a mouse inside to control the program with :D
Mensajes Tue 25 Dec 01 @ 12:40 am
dj2nv
dat soouds orrite, puttin a mouse in decks.
Mensajes Tue 25 Dec 01 @ 10:41 am