It shows the video but it's all wavy.
Mensajes Thu 06 Apr 06 @ 2:55 am
JeremK
Virtual Scratch is more of a toy than a real feature.
It isn't half as good as the Time Coded Vinyls, and it doesn't really seem professional anyway.
I think you would get better scratching using a djconsole than Virtual Scratch.
It isn't half as good as the Time Coded Vinyls, and it doesn't really seem professional anyway.
I think you would get better scratching using a djconsole than Virtual Scratch.
Mensajes Thu 06 Apr 06 @ 12:04 pm
Leryan
Waaaaay better! :D
Mensajes Thu 06 Apr 06 @ 4:02 pm
What djconsole do you reccomend?
Mensajes Thu 06 Apr 06 @ 9:36 pm
Superstom
At this moment xp10 or hercules dj console mk2.
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Ewout
Mensajes Thu 06 Apr 06 @ 9:40 pm
So those djconsole are better than using the VirtualDJ TimeCoded vinyl
Mensajes Fri 07 Apr 06 @ 3:38 am
erxon
Yes & no. It's a matter of personal taste and style of mixing (and budget of course). If you're a scratch dj, timecode is a must. If you're more likely to play with loops, cues & effects, than it's a console for you. XP10 is something in between, a console with mapable buttons, and good scratch / nudge wheel. It's probably the best solution though to combine both timecode & console.
Regards.
Regards.
Mensajes Fri 07 Apr 06 @ 8:50 am
Andrew87
I'm using timecoded vinyl through a console. I like the feel of vinyl and the dj consoles are not touch sensitive, similarly the jog wheels aren't superb for cueing (in comparison to real vinyl). This is where timecoded vinyl are so handy, especially if you're a scratch dj. However, by using the dj console at the same time instead of another external soundcard you can still use effects, cue points, loops etc. The dj console also has a passthrough mode which still lets you use regular vinyl which is very handy. The disadvantage is the dj console has a higher latency than the dedicated soundcards; but this is only an issue if you use timecoded vinyl with the console. I have it setup with just under 10ms latency and it isn't noticable.
Mensajes Fri 07 Apr 06 @ 9:44 am