Thread: Vestax Spin controller

Quote: Originally Posted by DFTNDRKT another question i was wondering was could i hook up two laptops with traktor to the korg? don't really need to but would help my dj buddy. You would need an audio interface to hook up the second one.

When I'm back on my home Mac, Ill check this out!

Heh, I just got an apc last week and since have stashed my ddm4000. With the control you get there is no real need in having an external mixer like that anymore. Since you would be using ableton you also wouldnt need an external mixer for effects anymore. The kp3 would be ok I guess if you could use it as a controller as well but I dont see it getting you much more over what you would already have with an apc besides having an xy control,...

Is there high res support for the platters yet? Are there screenshots of the ableton application anywhere?

well to use four decks on traktor you could use traktor scratch pro 2 X1s and a 4 channel mixer .. Check the native instruments site and look at the possible setups.

It sounds like you've had problems with the NS7 hardware itself - can you share your adventure with the Numark support (maybe in another thread?) so that others know what to expect? FWIW, I shared my adventure with a hardware problem. Quote: Originally Posted by DjChewy213 I am now officially on the NS7 die-hard fanboy list. Second only to KLH. I'll take that as a back-ended compliment. I admit, I've was over-the-top at the...

Quote: Originally Posted by Andrew B That's my main problem with Itch. It's a closed platform, so when changes are made in the software, then the hardware follows suit. And different features for different controllers kind of sucks. :/ These is a common problem between open vs closed standards, another reason I think ITCH is kind of a joke. For reference, see Sony, Toshiba, Microsoft and Apple about closed vs open standards if you...

I found the hardest thing to do with just a mouse was crossfading. To cheap it out, get a cheap midi controller that features a cross fader and you're golden. You can map every other function to a keyboard. Your onboard sound card will work just fine, but don't expect any pro sounding results from its latency.

Stanton could have done so well with these units...

Scratch Live is not "officially" supported yet on Windows 7. Some people have had no problems with it, others nothing but issues. It's hard to say.