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Posted on: 27.11.2009 by Vergie Nickum
Anyone have any experience with this:

http://pro-audio.musiciansfriend.com...ace?sku=583100

I have been under the false impression that this is the Djio. For beginner bedroom djing, this would suffice, am I correct? And would I be able to use this to cue tracks as well as ouput to speakers? I am confusssssed.

Would this be better:
http://pro-audio.musiciansfriend.com...ace?sku=702540

EDIT: Suposely the last one I posted doesnt let two channels play at once... How about this one:

http://pro-audio.musiciansfriend.com...222?sku=476148


Quality really doesn't matter that much as long as it works alright.
juan garcia
28.11.2009
Originally Posted by atticus18244fsas
If anyone's interested I decided to wait to order. Ordering something for $30 less without doing enough research is just not worth it. I prefer to research all my options for another month and order then. You guys are so helpful though. Thanks for your help.
^that's the right choice everytime, i kinda kringed at your post that you were going to rush into the decision to save 10%. good luck with the research, ask us if you got more questions...
Vergie Nickum
27.11.2009
Originally Posted by sine143
i've heard good things about it, and I believe that there is one available in the buy sell section of djtt.
I usually buy new.
Vergie Nickum
27.11.2009
Originally Posted by groundhog
The stealth control is great and all but if you're willing to spend almost $400 toevening then look around and see what you can get for that money. Sure, rebates are cool and all but they take so long to come back to you that it's almost not worth it.
Anyone know anything about the Hercules RMX
Vergie Nickum
27.11.2009
Originally Posted by sine143
dude... 350 for an omni??? You can get... better, cheaper controllers than that (cough *used vci 100* cough). i dunno though, its up to you. The nice thing about the audio 2, even though its a little pricey, is that it just works. It has good sound quality, and it works.
So the stealth and the audio 2 would be good?
Vergie Nickum
27.11.2009
Originally Posted by betatron
a question:

do you mean, use your built in soundcard for your main mix audio, and use your external card, whatever it may be, to do your headphone cueing? thats what im doing, but messing with asio and tryingto get stuff runing smooth, is not the easiest task hehe

bit of an odd rant, i blame the turkey and the coffee, happy black friday
Ok basically I need to make a decisions before toevening so I can save 10% on Musicians Friend. Here are my options:

Numark Omni Control:$350-$35(Black Friday)=$315+Free Laptop Bag
Numark Stealth+NI Audio 2:$370-$37(Black Friday)-$20(Rebate)=$310
Numark Stealth+Crappy Sound Card=$280-$14(Black Friday)-$20(Rebate)=$245

I really need you're input guys...
Stephan Roob
27.11.2009
Originally Posted by atticus18244fsas
To much for my budget. Do you know of any $50 cards that you can use to monitor. If not I'm just going to get one of those and run the main mix out the laptop and use the soundcard for the cueing.
a question:

do you mean, use your built in soundcard for your main mix audio, and use your external card, whatever it may be, to do your headphone cueing? thats what im doing, but messing with asio and tryingto get stuff runing smooth, is not the easiest task hehe

bit of an odd rant, i blame the turkey and the coffee, happy black friday
Vergie Nickum
27.11.2009
Originally Posted by JesterNZDJ
You cant monitor off any of those cards. Get the NI audio 2
To much for my budget. Do you know of any $50 cards that you can use to monitor. If not I'm just going to get one of those and run the main mix out the laptop and use the soundcard for the cueing.
Vergie Nickum
27.11.2009		Anyone have any experience with this:

http://pro-audio.musiciansfriend.com...ace?sku=583100

I have been under the false impression that this is the Djio. For beginner bedroom djing, this would suffice, am I correct? And would I be able to use this to cue tracks as well as ouput to speakers? I am confusssssed.

Would this be better:
http://pro-audio.musiciansfriend.com...ace?sku=702540

EDIT: Suposely the last one I posted doesnt let two channels play at once... How about this one:

http://pro-audio.musiciansfriend.com...222?sku=476148


Quality really doesn't matter that much as long as it works alright.
juan garcia
28.11.2009
Originally Posted by atticus18244fsas
If anyone's interested I decided to wait to order. Ordering something for $30 less without doing enough research is just not worth it. I prefer to research all my options for another month and order then. You guys are so helpful though. Thanks for your help.
^that's the right choice everytime, i kinda kringed at your post that you were going to rush into the decision to save 10%. good luck with the research, ask us if you got more questions...
Vergie Nickum
28.11.2009		If anyone's interested I decided to wait to order. Ordering something for $30 less without doing enough research is just not worth it. I prefer to research all my options for another month and order then. You guys are so helpful though. Thanks for your help.
Al Henger
27.11.2009		well, to each their own. Bought my vci used here, couldn't be happier with the money I saved.

Its a hercules steel anyways, and based in the UK, so probably not the best place to buy anyways.
Vergie Nickum
27.11.2009
Originally Posted by sine143
i've heard good things about it, and I believe that there is one available in the buy sell section of djtt.
I usually buy new.
Al Henger
27.11.2009		i've heard good things about it, and I believe that there is one available in the buy sell section of djtt.
Vergie Nickum
27.11.2009
Originally Posted by groundhog
The stealth control is great and all but if you're willing to spend almost $400 toevening then look around and see what you can get for that money. Sure, rebates are cool and all but they take so long to come back to you that it's almost not worth it.
Anyone know anything about the Hercules RMX
Earlene Mesina
27.11.2009		The stealth control is great and all but if you're willing to spend almost $400 toevening then look around and see what you can get for that money. Sure, rebates are cool and all but they take so long to come back to you that it's almost not worth it.
Al Henger
27.11.2009		I cant speak for the stealth. There may be someone here who has used it, I personally have not.
Vergie Nickum
27.11.2009
Originally Posted by sine143
dude... 350 for an omni??? You can get... better, cheaper controllers than that (cough *used vci 100* cough). i dunno though, its up to you. The nice thing about the audio 2, even though its a little pricey, is that it just works. It has good sound quality, and it works.
So the stealth and the audio 2 would be good?
Al Henger
27.11.2009		dude... 350 for an omni??? You can get... better, cheaper controllers than that (cough *used vci 100* cough). i dunno though, its up to you. The nice thing about the audio 2, even though its a little pricey, is that it just works. It has good sound quality, and it works.
Vergie Nickum
27.11.2009
Originally Posted by betatron
a question:

do you mean, use your built in soundcard for your main mix audio, and use your external card, whatever it may be, to do your headphone cueing? thats what im doing, but messing with asio and tryingto get stuff runing smooth, is not the easiest task hehe

bit of an odd rant, i blame the turkey and the coffee, happy black friday
Ok basically I need to make a decisions before toevening so I can save 10% on Musicians Friend. Here are my options:

Numark Omni Control:$350-$35(Black Friday)=$315+Free Laptop Bag
Numark Stealth+NI Audio 2:$370-$37(Black Friday)-$20(Rebate)=$310
Numark Stealth+Crappy Sound Card=$280-$14(Black Friday)-$20(Rebate)=$245

I really need you're input guys...
Stephan Roob
27.11.2009
Originally Posted by atticus18244fsas
To much for my budget. Do you know of any $50 cards that you can use to monitor. If not I'm just going to get one of those and run the main mix out the laptop and use the soundcard for the cueing.
a question:

do you mean, use your built in soundcard for your main mix audio, and use your external card, whatever it may be, to do your headphone cueing? thats what im doing, but messing with asio and tryingto get stuff runing smooth, is not the easiest task hehe

bit of an odd rant, i blame the turkey and the coffee, happy black friday
Vergie Nickum
27.11.2009
Originally Posted by JesterNZDJ
You cant monitor off any of those cards. Get the NI audio 2
To much for my budget. Do you know of any $50 cards that you can use to monitor. If not I'm just going to get one of those and run the main mix out the laptop and use the soundcard for the cueing.
Latoria Kavulich
27.11.2009		You cant monitor off any of those cards. Get the NI audio 2
Vergie Nickum
27.11.2009		I just realized I post this in the wrong section. Sorry! Please move it.

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