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Hellow Santo and welcome to this wonderful forum,
As in your name, I prolly stay away from “Santi” can confused people about your gender

softcore, post: 43482, member: 243 wrote:
A lot has been said about these so called emulations and whether they actually achieve to “capture” the authentic sound of a real synthesizer. Most of the producer geeks will tell you that for example all of the Arturia’s “Analog classics” plug ins are quite good at replicating the real thing and there are also other synths that are very respected amongst the geeks who are crazy with this stuff like Sylenth1 or any of U-He‘s stuff.

As softcore mentioned the Sylenth1, is a good start, they have a lot of presets on different genre to get you started, in search of the sounds you like.
Do you have a certain sounds you like from a certain artist ?
I adored the main lead from LMFAO, “Party Rock Anthem”, by goggling you can find some presets of that main lead, and you can load it up to Sylenth1, then you can study the settings and such, it emulates pretty close to the “Party Rock Anthem” main lead
Sylenth1 can also be used in FL, and its priced at €139, its pretty reasonable prices IMO, for such wonderful VST

I know a lot of female DJ’s, but ya know they just not aware of this particular forum/website

@Djam: Thank you so much for taking your time to review it, in such detailed manner, exactly what I need to improve my “other” lil hobby, LOL
This flyer topic should be good for an article material for digitaldjtips

DJ Goldfingers, post: 43499, member: 4029 wrote: I tried Serato DJ yesterday with my VCI-300 (kind of a disappointment). I think for now I will stick with Itch. Some of the fundamentals of Itch were lost in Serato DJ. In my opinion, they weren’t worth losing for midi mapping and some effects.

For one, in files mode (for that matter in any mode) the backward and forward feature on the controller mounted selector does not work – at all. Scroll doesn’t stay lit (I use the jogs quite a bit to navigate my music list), and when you select a new song, it doesn’t automatically change cue (a to b) – these were native from Itch 1.0. To not have those small things IMHO makes Serato DJ not as fun to work with. When DJing is no longer fun, it just becomes another job. Itch seems to handle the onboard sound card a bit better as well – better amplification.

I was planning on getting a midifighter – guess I’ll have to stick with my FX1.

Thank you for the review on Serato DJ with VCI-300,
Ish kind of a pain selecting your tunes with the jogs eh ? While you can easily selected tunes with the selector button on ITCH,
Eh, guess time to look for a new software solutions + controller , too bad since I’m really comfortable with the simple interface and ease of use of ITCH

It’s been clear to me my mission in life now…
Converting Chuck to MAC !

LOL *no comment
But ya know it aint such a bad idea, switching gender, I can get more gigs and do some topless DJ…YAY me !