yet another reason to always have a pair of backups (a drunken becky busted one of mine a few weekends back). but i've never really messed w/ internal. are you able to easily beat match?
yeah, actually it's not too bad, and good practice. just using the BPM counter in the decks and my ear. then there's the little slider next to the pitch control so you can nudge it faster or slower to keep it on beat.
it was funny cause the bartender and his roomie have Microwave, and they offered to get their records for me, but then when they heard me they were like "ok, this sounds pretty good, we'll see how long you can go"
yeah, actually it's not too bad, and good practice. just using the BPM counter in the decks and my ear. then there's the little slider next to the pitch control so you can nudge it faster or slower to keep it on beat.
it was funny cause the bartender and his roomie have Microwave, and they offered to get their records for me, but then when they heard me they were like "ok, this sounds pretty good, we'll see how long you can go"
internal mode is kind of cool... i had to cover for my friend who was sick at his lame ass gig at a raw bar ( ) a few weeks ago, and i decide to try it just for the fuck of it since it didn't matter if i really sounded good or not... it's not nearly as hard to mix as i imagined, as long as you have your shit bpm'd and cue points set... i wouldn't use it in a club situation, but i'm glad i took the time to mess with it a little in case of emergency
I've only heard my man spin once but I'm confident that his "didn't matter if I really sounded good" is better than most peoples' "but I was really trying hard."
i think he is talking about just grabbing the waveform with the mouse and moving it back and forth.
exactly. or you can grab the white arrow on the small waveform and move it to any part of the track.
The hot shit i discovered is next level function of the cue points: if you hold down the shortcut key for a cuepoint (for example "1" for the 1st cue on the left deck) the deck plays back and then snaps back to the cue point when you release the key. real good for checking your beatmatch before you drop the track in.
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Sorry for the tough luck, damn
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yet another reason to always have a pair of backups (a drunken becky busted one of mine a few weekends back). but i've never really messed w/ internal. are you able to easily beat match?
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it was funny cause the bartender and his roomie have Microwave, and they offered to get their records for me, but then when they heard me they were like "ok, this sounds pretty good, we'll see how long you can go"
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my dumbass has done this 2wice now.
I've only heard my man spin once but I'm confident that his "didn't matter if I really sounded good" is better than most peoples' "but I was really trying hard."
how does this work?
i think he is talking about just grabbing the waveform with the mouse and moving it back and forth.
i don't get it
exactly. or you can grab the white arrow on the small waveform and move it to any part of the track.
The hot shit i discovered is next level function of the cue points: if you hold down the shortcut key for a cuepoint (for example "1" for the 1st cue on the left deck) the deck plays back and then snaps back to the cue point when you release the key. real good for checking your beatmatch before you drop the track in.