NI audio 10??
NI audio 10?? Posted on: 14.02.2011 by Fredda Scotton hey guys, i was just checking NI's website and they and when they were comparing the audio 10 to the audio 8 the said '' ideal for setting up Send & Return effects through your DJ mixer'' when talkting about the extra fifth in and out channel...just what does that mean?? anybody?? | |
| Lisa Lochotzki 15.02.2011 |
Originally Posted by karlos santos
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| nayit ruiz jaramillo 15.02.2011 |
Originally Posted by DJKeyWee
Originally Posted by eeloe
Bus power is the last thing i care about Live. I want to be certain that the laptop isnt getting to stressed. Take a Surge Protector strip that accommodates all your gear and use one of the clubs sockets. Job done. |
| Tatum Ansaldo 15.02.2011 |
Originally Posted by eeloe
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| Tatum Ansaldo 15.02.2011 |
Originally Posted by lsdave
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| Fredda Scotton 14.02.2011 | hey guys, i was just checking NI's website and they and when they were comparing the audio 10 to the audio 8 the said '' ideal for setting up Send & Return effects through your DJ mixer'' when talkting about the extra fifth in and out channel... just what does that mean?? anybody?? |
| Leeanna Ayla 15.02.2011 | http://www.amazon.com/b?ie=UTF8&node=10967801 |
| Corliss Michalke 15.02.2011 | I used to use a big 80 record UDG bag, as my gig bag, and i recently got the UDG traktor bag, and i love it. It fits everything, pretty much, i had to get the extra headphone case to fit the headphones.. there simply isn't enough room in that bag to bring a power strip, and i don't want to have to use a bigger bag! |
| Lisa Lochotzki 15.02.2011 |
Originally Posted by karlos santos
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| nayit ruiz jaramillo 15.02.2011 |
Originally Posted by DJKeyWee
Originally Posted by eeloe
Bus power is the last thing i care about Live. I want to be certain that the laptop isnt getting to stressed. Take a Surge Protector strip that accommodates all your gear and use one of the clubs sockets. Job done. |
| Lisa Lochotzki 15.02.2011 | SO? Bring a power bar and that's it?!? You can even ty-wrap everything on that/those power bar so you don't forget anything at home!?!? That'll need more to convince me |
| Corliss Michalke 15.02.2011 | It's an extra cable that's needed to be carried to each gig, it's an extra power outlet that needs to be found in already cramped DJ boxes. |
| Lisa Lochotzki 15.02.2011 | I don't get why people complaint about the extra power-supply... might just be better to avoid ground loops if they have isolate the PSU & USB ground. Eat this! |
| Corliss Michalke 15.02.2011 | ya see, at the moment, i'm playing off 2 x1's with 4 decks, i REALLY want to upgrade to TSP2, to be able to spin timecode i i want to, and get sick of sync. If it means another plug that i'll need to find room for, i'm gonna give it a skip! |
| Tatum Ansaldo 15.02.2011 |
Originally Posted by eeloe
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| Corliss Michalke 15.02.2011 | I'm starting to dislike the audio 10 straight out of the box, any of the pics i've seen of the set ups, it appears that it needs to be mains powered.... Major dissing point that it's not bus powered. |
| Homer Selgado 15.02.2011 | Then leave the fader up, and just stop playback of the echoed deck, and then fade out the echo trail with the fader.... Not such a good solution if you want to come back to that track in time though... |
| Kiyoko Wellisch 15.02.2011 | You could just internally kill the sound with a filter or internal EQ to achieve the same effect, couldn't you? |
| India Hakobyan 15.02.2011 | I've explained this in another thread, but to put it simply, if you have the delay or echo engaged on either of the pioneer 600 700 800 mixers, and you have it on only on one channel. You are able to bring the channel fader up and drop it on a beat and have a trailing echo even tho the fader is down. that means that the efx return line is either routed post fader or direct to master. in a situation with traktors efx, the return is on the same channel PRE fader so when the fader is down, you do not hear the trailing echo. |
| Tatum Ansaldo 15.02.2011 |
Originally Posted by lsdave
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| India Hakobyan 15.02.2011 | only shitty thing about this is if you are using your hardware with an external mixer you have no selection over pre or post fader. So say goodbye to using the delay and echo in a creative manner. |
| Homer Selgado 14.02.2011 | It means I finally get to integrate my Korg Kaoss Pad KP3 into my Traktor setup, as my mixer currently has no send/return... Tasty. |
| Kiyoko Wellisch 14.02.2011 | It means you redirect a channel out of the 5th output and into an external effects processor and then back into the 5th input to then be routed out through the master. It's a common feature of decent quality mixers that allows you to add additional effects not included in your CDJs/program. |
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