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ION Audio iCUE MP3 Computer Music Mixing Station with Software

May 4th, 2010 admin 5 comments

  • USB Control Surface
  • Bass, Mid, and Treble Controls
  • CUE LE software with automatic beat matching
  • DJ-style crossfader

Product Description
You can be the DJ. Mix and scratch the music on your computer with iCUE. Load the included Numark CUE LE software and plug in iCUE with the standard USB cable and you’re ready to be a star DJ.iCUE works with all of your MP3s and other music. It’s just like working with vinyl records or CDs, except you just drag tracks from your library to the left and right decks on the screen to play them. Then you can cue them up, mix between them with the DJ crossfader, scratch, … More >>

ION Audio iCUE MP3 Computer Music Mixing Station with Software

Good mixing AND scratching turntable for cheap?

April 28th, 2010 admin 1 comment

I’ve been a scratch DJ for quite some time now, probably 5-6 years on and off. I have also been mixing for about 6 months now. My old setup was one I shared with my older brother and we shared two Technics 1200s and a Rane TTM 56. The problem is that my older brother moved out quite some time ago into an apartment and he’s taking his setup back to his apartment. So being me, I want to get a setup that fits into my budget of $100-200. More specifically, I want to get turntables only right now since my brother had left me an old mixer behind that is still in good shape.

I was looking at the Numark TT1600 MKII and people say that it’s a pretty good one for my situation. I’m thinking of getting it as well, even though it is no Technics 1200, haha.

So basically, I want to buy a set of turntables for around $100-200 and can have the capabilities of mixing AND scratching. What do you guys think? Have any ideas?

Help with mixing songs together? anyone good with computer or DJ stuff help!?

April 17th, 2010 admin 1 comment

Hey guys!
I need to mix 2 songs together with one of those turntable scratchy noises in between them. Can anyone help me out? Am I able to do it on Garageband (on a Mac)?

If anyone knows any programs I can use or can give me any tips that’d be great! I need to have the song by tomorrow because it’s for a show im in on Thursday!

Any and allll tips are welcome!!!

What’s the best DJ software for Mac? I want to retire my CD and Vinyl turntables and go 100% laptop mixing…

April 16th, 2010 admin 1 comment

Can you use a dj mixing crossfader with only headphones?

April 16th, 2010 admin 1 comment

I got new turntables and a mixer but for some reason the crossfader and channel faders dont seam to work i’ve tried the cue gain and what seems to be everything. Is this because im only useing headphones and the crossfader is use only for the output of some type of stereo system?

Does anyone know where i can get a free mp3 mixing software? DJ’s out there!?

April 16th, 2010 admin 2 comments

A turntable program

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free dj mixing software?

April 16th, 2010 admin 1 comment

I got Audacity but I’m look for a free dj mixing software,were I can mix my own beats and make them dope. And I’m looking for something that has virtual turntables so I can do some scratches on the beats. Any free program like that,not a trial,and not from limewire,just a free program like that. Thanks.

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What is the best mixing dj music program???

April 16th, 2010 admin 2 comments

I don’t want to remix songs, I just want to mix them!!! need one simple program that allow me to play non stop music (for example, virtual turntables or tactille12000)
oh! and it has to be freeware!!!!

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DJ Mixing – E-J / SE technique?

April 16th, 2010 admin 1 comment

i am appearing fr a dj mixing competition…. i want 2 kno was is E-J / SE system of dj mixing!
i wud b obliged if u r also able 2 suggest sum ways 2 make a gud dj mix of a song n post me sum stuff fr sum understanding abt the turntable concept!
Thanking You in advance
saurabh

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Mixing in VDJ

April 16th, 2010 admin 7 comments


This is a brief demo on how to mix audio files in Virtual DJ

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Dj Turntable Technic

December 28th, 2009 admin No comments

dj turntable technic

Trance DJ Equipment – Get a Professional DJ Setup For Less

Buying the right DJ equipment is one of the most important areas you need to look into if you are to take to DJing seriously. With so many different types of equipment available you need to know what products are best for your needs before buying anything.

For example, a Trance DJ will have very different needs to a scratch DJ. When it comes to buying the turntables, mixers, even styluses the right choice makes all the difference.

DJ turntables come with different levels of torque, tone arm design, and drive. It is by far recommended by many DJs that you opt for a direct drive turntable, which have a higher level of torque. Technics, were for a long time, classed a world standard in professional DJ equipment, although some of the competitors are now very much standard in their own right and all produce direct drive turntables.

The tonearms supplied with turntables also vary. Some manufacturers have S-shaped arms, whereas others use the ingenious straight tonearm. Straight tone arm technology is great for increased tracking of the vinyl grooves, as are different shaped and angled styluses and can help a scratch DJ be more forceful with their records, although the S-shaped arm is just as adequate and will help train the DJ to manipulate the vinyl more accurately.

Mixers again vary to a great degree. Some are more geared to the professional DJ, some to scratch DJs and turntablists. The crossfaders characteristics, EQ quality and variation change dependent upon the manufacturer, not to mention the number of inputs. Take a look at other setups used by DJs within your style and see what they’ve opted for.

Speakers are an important element of the whole DJ setup. You need to be able to accurately hear what you are doing and cheap speakers are likely to hide some of the finer details the DJ needs. Again, with headphones the quality of these is also of high importance and for the exact same reason.

And then we get onto the cables. The quality of your cables will determine the quality of the sound you get from your speakers. You may have the best DJ equipment and top notch speakers but you could be strangling them with poor quality cables.

Before making your purchase it is well worth looking into what is available within your budget and try to get the best deal, not only financially but also in quality. Try to reach your budget by buying better quality DJ equipment, rather than getting the best price and saving money. If you’re going to enjoy DJing you don’t want the quality of your equipment holding you back because of a few pennies.

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Ashley Mason

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