If you scratch and own a Pioneer mixer - I want to hear from you
If you scratch and own a Pioneer mixer - I want to hear from you Posted on: 11.11.2013 by Len Lukawski Early stages of a small writing assignment. Looking for some willing participants. Please enter your info like this in a reply.Name: SmiTTTen Location: Columbus, OH Pioneer Mixer Model: (I don't actually have one - see how poor I am?) Scratching proficiency: beginner More info to come. This could be interesting for the right people. | |
| Len Lukawski 11.11.2013 | Early stages of a small writing assignment. Looking for some willing participants. Please enter your info like this in a reply. Name: SmiTTTen Location: Columbus, OH Pioneer Mixer Model: (I don't actually have one - see how poor I am?) Scratching proficiency: beginner More info to come. This could be interesting for the right people. |
| Lannie Kutay 14.11.2013 | Name: Von Royale Location: Atlanta, GA, USA Pioneer Mixer Model: DJM-T1 Scratching proficiency: Intermediate Using Traktor control vinyls, and using Scratchy Seal stuff |
| Arnulfo Morten 14.11.2013 | Name: Paulson Location: West Coast, Cali Pioneer Mixer Model: DJM800 w/ Innofader pro I mainly use the Stokyo control vinyl's with scratch samples on one side and time code on the other. Dj craze released a dual sided vinyl as well for Traktor users |
| Carlee Pickard 14.11.2013 | Name: Kunal Location: Orange County, CA Pioneer Mixer Model: DJM-850 Scratching proficiency: beginner (starting to go through Qberts vids tomorrow). Any tips / specific vids to watch would be appreciated - if not in this post to avoid spam, PMs would be great. |
| Len Lukawski 13.11.2013 | Need more players for this game |
| Brunilda Kora 12.11.2013 | name: Patch location: Bristol, UK mixer: DJM 850 Scratching: Lower end of intermediate. (By that I mean baby's, scribbles, stabs, drags, transforms, chirps (well, kind of), flares) Flares are the BIG scratch - they open up everything else. The cut-in on the DKM850 cross fader is HORRIFIC. I can honestly say that the stock DJM850 x-fader is no better (but, possibly, worse) than the stock fader on the DDM4000. I desperately need to do the credit card mod on my DJM850 x-fader... |
| Teresia Janusch 12.11.2013 | Name: Chris Location: Belfast, Northern Ireland Pioneer Mixer Model: DJM900 Scratching proficiency: Somewhere between intermediate and advanced |
| Dannie Dimora 12.11.2013 | do controllers also count? :P |
| Ninfa Mazariegos 11.11.2013 | Michael Funke Nashville Il DJM-707 Been scratching vinyl and dvs for about a year. I love the five way adjustable crossfader. I feel like it's going to last me a lifetime. Five usable inputs if you count the session in. Real transform switches (On Off), EQ on/off switches that can be used as EQ kill switches as a single switch. The EQ's are not full kill, but remove any necessary bass to remove thud rumble with vinyl, but doesn't sound as nearly as good for mixing as even the Nuo EQ's internal mixing in Traktor. Male voices have too much low end cut out with the 707's "low" EQ to sound good in a mix. This might be different on other Pioneer mixers, but this is my experience with this particular mixer. |
| Julissa Serrone 11.11.2013 | name: haze324 location: Miami mixer: DJM 800 Scratching: Beginner/average |
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