Upgrade gear, what should i buy?
Upgrade gear, what should i buy? Posted on: 21.11.2010 by Somer Vanstraten I'm believeing of selling my rmx and akai lpd8 and buying some new gear.I was believeing about the xponent, is a good product? | |
| Somer Vanstraten 22.11.2010 |
Originally Posted by <_ChRiS_>
I believe is better to sell and add 200 euros than spend this money for adding thing to the Rmx ( I've got an akai lpd8 for the few knobs problem at the moment) That's why i was believeing of change all my gear. Is the xponent audio card good? How does it feels when you play it? Plastic? Jogs Are good? I'm trying to' understand the differenze beetween a vci. Cause a xponent will cost me x money, and a vci, x plus audio card. |
| Somer Vanstraten 21.11.2010 |
Originally Posted by AboveDat!
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| Somer Vanstraten 21.11.2010 |
Originally Posted by haze324
But, i was believeing of selling the rmx for a reason, few few knobs, and few led buttons. I was believeing of the xponent cause it has got more then twice knobs, and led in every button. Vci, is Great, for the mapping and firmware you can have here, but i prefer a audio interface in the console, like rmx or xponent, that is Also more powerful. Xponent, seems plastic btw, so, i don't know, I'm a bit confuse |
| Somer Vanstraten 21.11.2010 | I'm believeing of selling my rmx and akai lpd8 and buying some new gear. I was believeing about the xponent, is a good product? |
| Somer Vanstraten 22.11.2010 | Xponent more controls, but, plastic feeling and a not so good audio card. Vci, Great mapping and materials, but no audio card. I'm looking now for the vci. What sound card can i use? Ni 2dj is good enough? Or should i leave, Wait a few months and have a traktor s4? |
| Somer Vanstraten 22.11.2010 |
Originally Posted by <_ChRiS_>
I believe is better to sell and add 200 euros than spend this money for adding thing to the Rmx ( I've got an akai lpd8 for the few knobs problem at the moment) That's why i was believeing of change all my gear. Is the xponent audio card good? How does it feels when you play it? Plastic? Jogs Are good? I'm trying to' understand the differenze beetween a vci. Cause a xponent will cost me x money, and a vci, x plus audio card. |
| Cleo Basket 21.11.2010 | you'll not really do more with a mixtrack so simply add a small controller as the x1 to your actual setup..you'll have controls for effects, cues & loop |
| Somer Vanstraten 21.11.2010 | And the numark mixtrack pro? I don't know. I like the xponent, and Also the vci, but with the vci I've to' buy Also a audio card. Or maybe, Wait a few months and go for a s4? Or a xponent Or vci work good as well? I like my rmx, but i want some more knob |
| Cleo Basket 21.11.2010 | the Xponent is not a bad controller...it looks toy but has numerous controls you don't need metal, specially for home use, s4 is plastic too here is a guide, maybe it could help you: http://www.digitaldjtips.com/2010/11...rs-guide-2011/ |
| Somer Vanstraten 21.11.2010 |
Originally Posted by AboveDat!
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| Kandy Ahdoot 21.11.2010 | just cus the xponent has more knobs,leds etc.. dont make it a good controller +you should stay away from built in soundcards they are awful and nothing but trouble on cheap controllers |
| Somer Vanstraten 21.11.2010 |
Originally Posted by haze324
But, i was believeing of selling the rmx for a reason, few few knobs, and few led buttons. I was believeing of the xponent cause it has got more then twice knobs, and led in every button. Vci, is Great, for the mapping and firmware you can have here, but i prefer a audio interface in the console, like rmx or xponent, that is Also more powerful. Xponent, seems plastic btw, so, i don't know, I'm a bit confuse |
| Julissa Serrone 21.11.2010 | i would get a VCI-100 before an Xponent. There's tons of support on this site to for that piece of gear. |
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