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KeymasterWell if you like to scratch and like Traktor than none of those controllers will satisfy you.
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KeymasterThat depends on what you want to do.
Maybe check out our free guide:
http://www.digitaldjtips.com/2011/12/free-dj-controller-pdf-2012/Terry_42
KeymasterCan you tell us exactly your workflow. As I cannot tell yet what you do wrong. Possibly make a video?
August 11, 2012 at 5:27 pm in reply to: Denon DN-MC6000 compatible with Rode NT1-A condenser mic? #1009545Terry_42
KeymasterNo problem. The rode is an excellent mic, perfect for radio.
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KeymasterThere are several settings in VDJ that can cause this… Check out the VDJ forums for more info or the VDJ wiki.
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KeymasterI think he just wanted to sell you something 🙂
I honestly cannot hear the difference and Denon never had any bad soundcards in their gear.Terry_42
KeymasterGreat squinty if you get to listen to the line6 please post your experience. Else like I said you cannot go wrong with the EVs and I have played up to 200 peeps with a similar setup. If you put the speaker high enough on the rig it will carry a long way over the people. Even when some other speakers with same wattage will no longer deliver, they will still carry.
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KeymasterWell the CDJ-350 are entry level and I actually do not really like them. Any decent DJ controller will feel better in my opinion. The faders in the Behringer mixers were always of very unstable quality, so you might get a good one or not, but it is betting your money….
August 11, 2012 at 5:20 pm in reply to: Denon DN-MC6000 compatible with Rode NT1-A condenser mic? #1009538Terry_42
KeymasterI would not bet on it. Most highend Condensers like the Rode need a lot of phantom power from the mixer… I have a second mixer for that, which I route my controller through and into the PA. A phantom power adapter however will also do the trick. Even if the Denon would support phantom power (which I think it doesn’t) I would not use it with a Rode, as if it gets slightly to few current, the sound will suffer immensely.
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KeymasterWell only Shanghai 2 times and it was kind of a bar with a small dance floor.
However the Chinese were pretty strange there, like blow themselves away with liquor in 1 hour then the next would come in… I only played a deep house set and that was the end of it. People loved it the bar owner told me (why he wanted me back) but I cannot honestly belief it as they were all drunk to hell. You prolly could have played polka and they would have liked it….
So I hope not all of China is wired that way… hope to hear some stories from you buddy.Terry_42
KeymasterWelcome to the forums and I am looking forward to our discussions 🙂
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KeymasterWelcome to the forums! Well learning is great here, but also share your experiences, as it is together we get better 😉
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KeymasterWelcome Alex, enjoy your time here! I think you are on the right track, browse a bit on the forums and I am sure you find a lot of tips to improve, I know I did 🙂
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KeymasterWelcome to the forums, I hope to hear a lot of stories about China!
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KeymasterWelcome to the forums, hope you enjoy your stay and do not hesitate to ask anything 😉
I love Toronto, great town. I had an office in that old postal service building in downtown (Queens Street I think?)…. -
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