Cdj1000
Cdj1000 Posted on: 06.11.2012 by Jacqualine Cieplik Hey Everyone,I am looking at getting a set of the above, and linking it to traktor. I have an S4 and F1 however I feel this kinda limits me to getting gigs as not everywhere is controller friendly! Would I be able to use my S4 as an external mixer? Also if I use Timecode CD's Does that mean I lose the ability for cue's an hot loops? Cheers. Christian | |
| Nadia Shelmadine 20.11.2012 |
Originally Posted by xian
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| Jacqualine Cieplik 17.11.2012 | Yeah, I've been looking into it seems those are the biggest differences. I can get a set of mk2 for around |
| Nadia Shelmadine 20.11.2012 |
Originally Posted by xian
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| Jacqualine Cieplik 17.11.2012 | Yeah, I've been looking into it seems those are the biggest differences. I can get a set of mk2 for around |
| Nadia Shelmadine 20.11.2012 |
Originally Posted by xian
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| Jacqualine Cieplik 17.11.2012 | Yeah, I've been looking into it seems those are the biggest differences. I can get a set of mk2 for around |
| Nadia Shelmadine 20.11.2012 |
Originally Posted by xian
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| Jacqualine Cieplik 17.11.2012 | Yeah, I've been looking into it seems those are the biggest differences. I can get a set of mk2 for around |
| Nadia Shelmadine 20.11.2012 |
Originally Posted by xian
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| Jacqualine Cieplik 17.11.2012 | Yeah, I've been looking into it seems those are the biggest differences. I can get a set of mk2 for around |
| Harley Zitka 17.11.2012 |
Originally Posted by xian
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| Harley Zitka 07.11.2012 |
Originally Posted by xian
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| Harley Zitka 07.11.2012 |
Originally Posted by kooper1980
1) Connect CDJ's to decks C & D and select C & D as "Live Input" decks in Traktor. You can then play regular CD's. 2) If you have the certified Scratch Pro 2 upgrade, you can connect your CDJ's to decks C & D and play timecode CD's to control Traktor. In both cases, you have the full "mixer" controls available on the S4, including gains, EQ's, filters, and line faders. So, technically it can be used as a mixer, but it is by no means able to be used as a standalone mixer without a computer. |
| Kristofer Krauel 07.11.2012 |
Originally Posted by rip_king
You can use the s4 as a soundcard as it is scratch certified. However the s4 cant be used as an external mixer because it is just a midi controller that controls when in INTERNAL mixing mode. so the line faders and eq knobs do absolutely nothing to the audio source as their only use is to be mapped to the controls within traktor. |
| Jacqualine Cieplik 06.11.2012 | Hey Everyone, I am looking at getting a set of the above, and linking it to traktor. I have an S4 and F1 however I feel this kinda limits me to getting gigs as not everywhere is controller friendly! Would I be able to use my S4 as an external mixer? Also if I use Timecode CD's Does that mean I lose the ability for cue's an hot loops? Cheers. Christian |
| Nadia Shelmadine 20.11.2012 |
Originally Posted by xian
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| Jacqualine Cieplik 17.11.2012 | Yeah, I've been looking into it seems those are the biggest differences. I can get a set of mk2 for around |
| Harley Zitka 17.11.2012 |
Originally Posted by xian
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| Jacqualine Cieplik 17.11.2012 | If the CDJ1000 have no HID and I want to use these for practicing my ability to use CDJ's What are the main differences between 800mk2 1000mk3 |
| Edwina Fagel 08.11.2012 | And make sure not to buy CDJ850-s for Traktor as they only use HID with Serato. |
| Jacqualine Cieplik 08.11.2012 | Thanks for the list of the HID CDJ's |
| Loan Oballe 07.11.2012 | Cdjs with Hid 2000 N 2000 900 850 400 350 (not sure about traktor HID) |
| Harley Zitka 07.11.2012 |
Originally Posted by xian
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| Jacqualine Cieplik 07.11.2012 | Thanks for that really useful post. I believe I am going to grab some old used cdj800's as that sounds perfect. Happy to use my laptop with the mixes. Thanks for the post, I owe you a beer |
| Harley Zitka 07.11.2012 |
Originally Posted by kooper1980
1) Connect CDJ's to decks C & D and select C & D as "Live Input" decks in Traktor. You can then play regular CD's. 2) If you have the certified Scratch Pro 2 upgrade, you can connect your CDJ's to decks C & D and play timecode CD's to control Traktor. In both cases, you have the full "mixer" controls available on the S4, including gains, EQ's, filters, and line faders. So, technically it can be used as a mixer, but it is by no means able to be used as a standalone mixer without a computer. |
| Jacqualine Cieplik 07.11.2012 | Right, so I can't use the s4 as a mixer. So CDJ1000's // Audio Interface // Timecode CD's What cdj's are HID? I see the 2000's are is that it?! |
| Merideth Garnder 07.11.2012 | CDJ1000 Mk3 here and there's no direct HID....I use an Audio 8 DJ interface and timecode CDs |
| Maricruz Felter 07.11.2012 | Oh interesting i always thought you could use it... Maybe I was believeing of the denon |
| Kristofer Krauel 07.11.2012 |
Originally Posted by rip_king
You can use the s4 as a soundcard as it is scratch certified. However the s4 cant be used as an external mixer because it is just a midi controller that controls when in INTERNAL mixing mode. so the line faders and eq knobs do absolutely nothing to the audio source as their only use is to be mapped to the controls within traktor. |
| Loan Oballe 07.11.2012 | I've used some of my friends cdj 400's with serato in both hid and timecode, if thats anything to go by hid is a ton better. maybe invest in some 400s or even used 850s instead? however i'm by no means experienced on the topic. its just what i have found. |
| Maricruz Felter 06.11.2012 | Yes you can use the S4 as an external mixer... No you won't lose the ability for cues and hot loops. An X1 is a perfect companion, but since you already have the S4 you can use that |
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