jreign711
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Had mine for a few days now and yeah, it has a pop sound. You can barely hear it when you turn the volume all the way up on the turntable and adjust the sound from your mixer or amp. I believe Rasteri that it will always be present with a passive fader. Trade-off ain't bad since you won't have to worry about powering up the fader. The cuts are smooth as hell and sounding loud and clean when recording into my OP-1, which was a problem I had with the OG Raiden.
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I wonder who will be the main sponsor. I can see NI jumping in on this one, like Stanton did for Beatdown.
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Got a chance to try it last night with Jesse Dean himself and it definitely feels how a crossfader should feel with 2 rails. It isn't optical or magnetic and still has strips of contact, but is copper instead of carbon. The copper strips have a protective coating that I think protects from oxidation. Very light feel and cut is sharp. I'd have to have one for at least a week to give it a stamp of approval, but from what I tried yesterday, it seems like a solid portable fader.
You already have it?
Not yet, but I got one on preorder.
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Got a chance to try it last night with Jesse Dean himself and it definitely feels how a crossfader should feel with 2 rails. It isn't optical or magnetic and still has strips of contact, but is copper instead of carbon. The copper strips have a protective coating that I think protects from oxidation. Very light feel and cut is sharp. I'd have to have one for at least a week to give it a stamp of approval, but from what I tried yesterday, it seems like a solid portable fader.
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That DJ Player app + USB TTable + Lighting camera kit combo is legit. The times I've tried it, I did not notice any latency. Felt like I was cutting with a 7" cut record. I need to get me an iOS device now, maybe an iPod Touch.
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This is too ill! Been bumping this the whole week and can't get enough. I can't help but get reminded of the Volca drum machine. Wondering which drum machines you guys used?
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Ableton/Komplete mainly because it's so easy to get exactly what you want. Also use an OP-1 and Electribe Sampler when I get tired of looking at a computer screen. Recently got a JU-06 that I use with the Electribe. Sounds dope.
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Just came home to my copy(long beach CA). So far the feel of the record is nice and light(thin). My ST8150 loves it.
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Sweet Savwar! Looks like a perfect fit, and on the super cheap.
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Shipments to the states is on the 5th of Aug. I think I read?? Can't Wait!!
Can't wait either. I got a couple Scratch Science records on the way also. About time I get my hands on some Euro skipless.
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Cool news! I actually placed an order yesterday shipping to CA, US. Does this mean it will probably ship soon?
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Dope juggles. I love it when DJs flip super-mainstream tracks. Reminded me of PTrix's Young MC Juggle.
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Started with the weaker hand on the record and never looking back. My first mixer was a Gemini PMX-16 and was impossible to cut on with my weak hand. Wish i can cut with both hands equally, but I'm getting older and just want to master what I know best. Why waste time when you can already make music, ya know?
I'll add that if I'd ever get a C1 though, I'd learn,
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you have 4 MPC500s? how come?
Mostly hoarding. I hoard a lot of gear, but the 500 is a pretty special piece. I collect a lot of battery powered gear.
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I have MPC500s too(4 of them), SP-404sx, and Microsampler. I just love that 404 for multiple purposes. It's a super fun machine. I mainly use the 500 for finger drumming, but sampling and sequencing with it is actually pretty easy. Saving stuff is a pain though.
Crazy new sampler prototype
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Thats nice. You can almost do the same with an OP-1.. maybe with a microgranny too without the display