bigdaddyvtec

that would be rane...

sunboost

rane=serato

no?

J-MAN

lol, dang that was fast, did the BDVT light in the sky show up like the batman one does lol

juli0_bustamante

yeah, i dabbled with serato once. its cool for studio ----. especially if you cant find a certain song on vynil. i havent owned a pair of 1200's in a while. i still got it though.

ill snap a pic of my records that chill in my room.

donnyboy

www.thepiratebay.org

Oscar

dling right now Jeff. I'll let you know if it works.

Oscar

----, that was a quick dl.

Seems to be working with the key. I'm gona try and make some jams now, lol.

hondacivc93

a little OT but does anyone know of a quality "turntable" that doesnt use vinyl? ive heard of some that are USB conected and you can scratch mp3 and cds. i could have swore i saw one but dont want some piece of ----. i dont wanna spend alot of money becuase its just for fun not like actually djing.

RacingTiger

That's correct....sorta. Serato makes the software, while Rane supplies the hardware i.e. TT57. Seriously guys, Serato is the best. The reason is the latency is the lowest of the bunch. Now this may not be a problem for "point-and-click" DJs. But once you graduate into the realm of two click orbit flares and crab scratches you're really going to wish you had Serato.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fSVqh6ryLho <-serato in action

Another thing to consider is the numark CDX. I had these and loved them. They are based on the Numark TTX and have a 5.5kg torque motor. Very fast. The nice thing is you can use regular CDs but still use vinyle as the input. The latency is lower than serato as long as your CDs arent compressed i.e. mp3.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OSa1aLr_XoQ <---some of the most raw scratching ever.

RacingTiger

Numark CDX

Numark HDX