Talk and share knowledge on rare records, sources of new samples, vinyl, diggin, etc
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By Spirez Sat May 20, 2006 8:16 pm
Not sure? Just download Real medi player, it's free.

Or VLC media player, that plays everything
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By seatown350 Sun May 21, 2006 1:35 am
aight i'll do that . thanks man ...video is sick , u think i can do tha same with the pt-01 it says this in tha description "Equally the Numark PT01 could be used as well" , and he used some kind of laser thing , i know it costs $100 but he didnt use tha needle . one more thing do u think the pt-01 is more durable of scratching like the vestax or are they the same?
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By Spirez Sun May 21, 2006 10:01 am
I couldn't say as i've never personally used either but Gizmo from Scratchworx seems pretty convinced and said he would have no hesitations using two of the vestax for a set.

Did you check both vids? One uses regualr vinyl and the other uses a gadget called the Tascam TT-M!, it's basically a little optical wheel that sits on the deck and connects to another CD player so that yuo can control the cds from a turntable.

Not as good asa Serato though :wink:

:lol:
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By seatown350 Sun May 21, 2006 5:51 pm
yea i saw that , i mite get that and a 7" vinyl like he did on it to do my scratches ..... but those videos were sick , i was amazed how he did that.. im lookin foward in getttin the pt-01 around this week or so thanks again Spirez.
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By j.m Tue May 23, 2006 2:31 am
loh90 wrote:
issues wrote:
Krux wrote:
loh90 wrote:lol wow ion is a piece of **** for making that product. it looks EXACTLY the same as the numark one, same layout, same everything. i would defintly get a name brand numark over an ion when its like the same thing.

You don't own anything made by Behringer do ya? :wink:


i dont get the reference...please explain


behringer is known for ripping other company's products and making it their own for a more affordable price. but i mean atleast behringer just takes their technology and just makes a product using the same technology (which what company isn't using the same tech) but their design and products are overall different.

the ion is the exact same as the numark, they look exactly the same and run exactly the same and sell at more or less the same price.



maybe that's because ION is owned by Alesis/Numark!

If you look up at their homepage, you will see that it's not only the PT-01 that they "copied" the design from numark.

And it's not the same like behringer - because behringer never does exact copies. If they did, their ass would get sued heavily.
And they've won their lawsuits with mackie because it couldn't be proved that it was the "same".

If you compare the ION stuff - it's exact the same design like numark uses.
And they could not afford it if they ain't associated with them.

Numark, Alesis, Ion Audio and Wavefront Semiconductor are all owned by Jack O'Donnell.
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By seatown350 Tue May 23, 2006 11:12 pm
jus one more question on the numark pt-01 , why is it bad to scratch on it , its like any other turntable , or isnt built for doin that ? thanks....

By TheDeen Wed May 24, 2006 10:14 am
seatown350 wrote:jus one more question on the numark pt-01 , why is it bad to scratch on it , its like any other turntable , or isnt built for doin that ? thanks....


You can't scratch on any other turntable. You can only scratch (efficiently, at least) on a direct drive turntable. The PT-01 is belt drive.

By orjanbeats Wed May 24, 2006 9:57 pm
If it doesn't work for scratching, it doesn't work for scratchning. It's no difference whether you scratch with ordinary records or VDJ time code records.
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By SonicLabsAudio Wed May 24, 2006 10:01 pm
just saw the videos and there crazy but people should know your not going to be able to do this with no regular 12' vinyl those TT are not built for scratching. Sick trick none the less.
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By seatown350 Wed May 24, 2006 10:04 pm
o ic , thanks .... i read on to it and said that its recommended for direct drive turntables so i dont think its meant to do it . but wut if i buy a TASCAM TT-M1 Scratch Controller and hook it to a cd player , that should work rite ??

By orjanbeats Wed May 24, 2006 10:09 pm
I don't know how this scratch controller works, but scratching does not just hurt the needle of the PT-01, it can also damage the rubber band/ motor and make it loose torque.
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By SonicLabsAudio Wed May 24, 2006 10:15 pm
well im talking about the fact theres no platter for the 12 inch to sit on therefore you have half a record hanging off the side , impossible to scratch that shit.
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By seatown350 Wed May 24, 2006 10:15 pm
ooo , so wut u think i should get that wont break tha rubber belt , cuz im think of gettin this unit and scratch with any turntable .