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By JOPHILLY Sat Jul 25, 2009 5:16 pm
pretty much the same story as the rest of yall. been djing for almost 20yrs now. about to make that jump into serato, but will and always buy vinyl.
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By dj e.d.e Sat Jul 25, 2009 8:36 pm
Lord Toranaga wrote:yo ed, and dstruct,

heck ebay for replacement drives. I think you can use up to a six GB drive.


I see them on ebay all the time
right on LT thanks for the heads up on that i will have to check it out ,right now it's just time to clean.
oh yeah i have read that it will only read so much no matter what the drive size is maybe they did a os upgrade i'll have to check that too.i'm just running what it came with ,i pretty much just use it to record on ,in the begining i use to do edits and shlt but , i need to get back to that part of it again.
thank s
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By jaem Mon Jul 27, 2009 2:45 am
So I get to my Thursday night gig last week and realize I forgot my needles
The other dj wasn't due for at least an hour plus so I was forced to use Serato's internal mode

Adjusting pitch with the mouse pad and using cue poinnts like crazy
I was playing a bunch of funk and breaks and killing it

So Friday night I'm spinning at this bar and even with the needles I was using cue points for drops and breakdowns. Added some filters from my mixer too

Crazy how dope serato is, with the cue points it's like having an mp plus a dj setup all in one
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By jaem Mon Jul 27, 2009 5:07 am
Yeah I got my mp midi'ed up at the crib but for most gigs that's not too practical
Korg has got a nice little $50 controller I'm prolly gonna get

But after 15yrs on vinyl, learning a new way of doing things is not always easy

The point I was making earlier was that when forced to having a gear limitation really forces u to try new techniques

That and serato is a really dope tool to have in my aresonal