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Topic: iPod Djmixer (18-4-2005 23:07:00)
Dan zul je nog een platenspeler moeten kopen om de undergroundmuziek te digitaliseren naar een laptop/pc met een redelijk progammaatje. Beetje platenspeler (geen dj) plus element kost toch ook snel 200 euro, geloof ik. Dus bij elkaar een dikke 2000 euro. Terwijl als je een set draaitafels koopt plus mixer (a 1200 euro) heb je nog dikke 800 euro voor platen, dus 80 platen, dan heb je al de helft van zijn muziekcollectie.Analysis: Prototype Numark iPod DJ Mixer E-mail
Written by Peter Kirn
Thursday, 14 April 2005
Believe it or not, it's real. But it's not near done.
Details have leaked out about a prototype Numark DJ mixer that can mix two iPods. I know what you're thinking: Wow, what a scoop! Where are the lawyers? Is it a fake?
In fact, in a gesture of spectacularly poor industrial secrecy, it seems Numark showed off an early prototype at the Musikmesse show in Frankfurt. (see the discussion at skratchworx that was the source of the 'rumor'; via engadget) Later in the show, head honchos asked that visitors not take photos, but not earlier in the show; hence we have a couple of images from German hip hop site WebBeatz.
Prototype rendering shows some fascinating features, at least in concept, like integrated iPod controls and scratchpad, and a gorgeous design
Photo of the shown prototype shows the Pods would connect via the dock connector, but the prototype looks to be visual only / non-working
So, what's the mixer itself? It's not clear: it's an early prototype. In one of the photos of the actual prototype, the iPods aren't even plugged in. Conceptually, though, the idea is interesting, and aside from allowing basic DJ mixing and crossfading, a buffer could grab audio from the audio for brief scratching. Apparently pitch control is possible, too, though limited, and it's not clear how they might fix iPod cueing; in other words, all the normal limitations of the iPod for DJing apply. Don't expect this to ship any time soon.
We'll continue to follow this story, including a check-in by CDM's resident DJ, DJ Eldorado.
In the meantime, people continue partying with their iPods, special mixer or no -- more Playlist parties in London and Philly are slated for this month.
https://www.createdigitalmusic.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=444
Begint de rage nu wel een beetje over the top te gaan... Numark heeft de eerste prototype van een iPoddjmixer, want vinden jullie ervan? Om eerlijk te zijn vind ik het zoals hiervoor beschreven over the top.
Topic: welke mixer en cd spelers; budget: € 500,- (30-1-2005 16:00:00)Written by Peter Kirn
Thursday, 14 April 2005
Believe it or not, it's real. But it's not near done.
Details have leaked out about a prototype Numark DJ mixer that can mix two iPods. I know what you're thinking: Wow, what a scoop! Where are the lawyers? Is it a fake?
In fact, in a gesture of spectacularly poor industrial secrecy, it seems Numark showed off an early prototype at the Musikmesse show in Frankfurt. (see the discussion at skratchworx that was the source of the 'rumor'; via engadget) Later in the show, head honchos asked that visitors not take photos, but not earlier in the show; hence we have a couple of images from German hip hop site WebBeatz.
Prototype rendering shows some fascinating features, at least in concept, like integrated iPod controls and scratchpad, and a gorgeous design
Photo of the shown prototype shows the Pods would connect via the dock connector, but the prototype looks to be visual only / non-working
So, what's the mixer itself? It's not clear: it's an early prototype. In one of the photos of the actual prototype, the iPods aren't even plugged in. Conceptually, though, the idea is interesting, and aside from allowing basic DJ mixing and crossfading, a buffer could grab audio from the audio for brief scratching. Apparently pitch control is possible, too, though limited, and it's not clear how they might fix iPod cueing; in other words, all the normal limitations of the iPod for DJing apply. Don't expect this to ship any time soon.
We'll continue to follow this story, including a check-in by CDM's resident DJ, DJ Eldorado.
In the meantime, people continue partying with their iPods, special mixer or no -- more Playlist parties in London and Philly are slated for this month.
https://www.createdigitalmusic.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=444
Begint de rage nu wel een beetje over the top te gaan... Numark heeft de eerste prototype van een iPoddjmixer, want vinden jullie ervan? Om eerlijk te zijn vind ik het zoals hiervoor beschreven over the top.
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Topic: hiphop mixen... (30-1-2005 02:05:00)Vrij makkelijk hoor, op 12" zitten vaak redelijk lange outro's, daar kun je alvast de volgende plaat over heen laten rappen. Scratchen kun je af en toe gebruiken, maar elke plaat er scratchend (is dit goed Nederlands 
) erin gooien is ook niet alles
Topic: Van cd naar vinyl (3-1-2005 16:07:00)Maar dan kun je nog steeds niet overweg met undergroundmuziek die uitkomt op vinyl hé... ofwel moet je ze gaan digitaliseren... ) erin gooien is ook niet alles
en een turntablismset duurt maar 6 a 12 minuten, dus als je direct goede platen koopt hoef je er niet eens zoveel te hebben 
.