Incorporating MP3 to current Vinyl Setup

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Incorporating MP3 to current Vinyl Setup
Posted on: 23.07.2013 by Silvia Blissit
First post here hoping to get some advice on how I can incorporate mixing MP3's with my current setup

I am currently using the following

Pioneer DJM-850
2 Technics 1200's

I love vinyl but purchasing and mixing vinyl only is not affordable for me right now and I would like to start mixing MP3's. I would want to use MP3's in my sets while still using vinyl of course. What would you guys recommend me using to make this happen. Not entirely sure I can use Traktor and the 1200's timecoded vinyls while still using the vinyls I already have. The cheapest option would be best until I have enough for a CDJ that allows me to use USB. I'm believeing a CDJ is the only option but I am not overly familiar with some of the software available now so I may be wrong.

Thanks in advance for any suggestions.
Silvia Blissit
23.07.2013
First post here hoping to get some advice on how I can incorporate mixing MP3's with my current setup

I am currently using the following

Pioneer DJM-850
2 Technics 1200's

I love vinyl but purchasing and mixing vinyl only is not affordable for me right now and I would like to start mixing MP3's. I would want to use MP3's in my sets while still using vinyl of course. What would you guys recommend me using to make this happen. Not entirely sure I can use Traktor and the 1200's timecoded vinyls while still using the vinyls I already have. The cheapest option would be best until I have enough for a CDJ that allows me to use USB. I'm believeing a CDJ is the only option but I am not overly familiar with some of the software available now so I may be wrong.

Thanks in advance for any suggestions.
Augustine Mitzen
23.07.2013
cut dubplates
Alphonso Deitchman
23.07.2013
No pain at all with a DJM 850. Like I said, you just change the input switch.
Gaynell Rydberg
23.07.2013
Why don't you just switch to exclusively DVS? Or run time code on one side with real vinyl on the other?

I believe switching between the DVS vinyl and actual vinyl might be a pita, but I'm pretty sure it is doable.
Alphonso Deitchman
23.07.2013
You can easily use Traktor and mix and match timecode with regular vinyl as you have the perfect mixer for the job. All you do is flick the input switch from USB to Phono.

What you need to do is buy the Software and Timecode Kit.

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