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  • December 31, 2012 at 1:31 pm #34311
    Terry_42
    Keymaster

    Well I think for the Mixtrack the Serato DJ Pro version is already available.
    And it is by many considered the most solid entry controller.

    December 31, 2012 at 4:31 pm #34319
    Rocky
    Member

    Hey there. I bought the Mixtrack and returned it because it felt too plastic for me. Functionality, it works great, however with what I had in mind of keeping everything compact and be able to place my laptop and controller into my bag, I got the Vestax Typhoon w/ VDJ. I have had it for 6 months now and I love it. I use it for when I DJ in a club/bar and works great! Have fun!! ::R♡CKY::

    January 5, 2013 at 12:31 pm #34505
    Dj Jick
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    Rocky, post: 34475, member: 3020 wrote: Hey there. I bought the Mixtrack and returned it because it felt too plastic for me. Functionality, it works great, however with what I had in mind of keeping everything compact and be able to place my laptop and controller into my bag, I got the Vestax Typhoon w/ VDJ. I have had it for 6 months now and I love it. I use it for when I DJ in a club/bar and works great! Have fun!! ::R♡CKY::

    1 think makes me not to buy typhoon: no hot cues on the controller just 1 cue button. If there is any way i can set cue points i would definitely buy it. Can you tell me this way
    ( sorry for bad english, not my mother tongue)

    January 5, 2013 at 12:34 pm #34506
    Dj Jick
    Participant

    Damn!!! Choosing a gear for 1st time is very hard ( headphones, controller) i cant decide!!

    January 5, 2013 at 11:25 pm #34511
    D.J. Jake
    Member

    Dj Jick, post: 34661, member: 6643 wrote: 1 think makes me not to buy typhoon: no hot cues on the controller just 1 cue button. If there is any way i can set cue points i would definitely buy it. Can you tell me this way
    ( sorry for bad english, not my mother tongue)

    Easiest way (atleast with virtual dj as that is what I am most familiar with) would be hot cue it in ur software and then use ur laptop to trigger the cue. You could map 1-9 on ur keypad as cues. or any other button really.

    January 6, 2013 at 10:57 pm #34548
    Rocky
    Member

    Dj Jick, post: 34661, member: 6643 wrote: 1 think makes me not to buy typhoon: no hot cues on the controller just 1 cue button. If there is any way i can set cue points i would definitely buy it. Can you tell me this way
    ( sorry for bad english, not my mother tongue)

    For me what I did first is to get to know what software I want to use. Since VDJ is free to try, I went ahead and tried it out for a week or so. Then, based on the direction I wanted to go w/ portability and simplicity…I decided to purchase Vestax Typhoon.

    If you want a controller that has hot cue’s on it, I believe there’s different affordable controllers out there. I use my laptop for the hot cues. I have it mapped so that I can access it.

    I upgraded to VDJ Pro. It works fine when I DJ in the club/bar w/ the Vestax Typhoon.

    Goodluck and more than anything keep it simple for yourself and have fun!! 🙂

    ::R♡CKY::

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