USB turntables
USB turntables Posted on: 18.05.2008 by Harley Wrase Hello,I wonder why nobody mentioned usb turntables yet. As far as I know there are currently 2 of them: Vestax Guber CM-02 and CM-01 USB - unfortunately in japanese Sony PS-LX300USB Generaly there are made for ripping your vinyls into mp3 format, but what about DJ's ? I believe that there will be some drivers made by programmers which will make those devices more "Traktor - friendly" or maybe even transform them into final scratch like devices. Anyway we have to wait for more powerful devices because those two look like they would break after few seconds of scratching | |
| Harley Wrase 18.05.2008 | Hello, I wonder why nobody mentioned usb turntables yet. As far as I know there are currently 2 of them: Vestax Guber CM-02 and CM-01 USB - unfortunately in japanese Sony PS-LX300USB Generaly there are made for ripping your vinyls into mp3 format, but what about DJ's ? I believe that there will be some drivers made by programmers which will make those devices more "Traktor - friendly" or maybe even transform them into final scratch like devices. Anyway we have to wait for more powerful devices because those two look like they would break after few seconds of scratching |
| Harley Wrase 19.05.2008 | I can't believe that companies which are making only or mostly DJ stuff would make USB turntable only for ripping. Of course till now they can be used only for that but next versions have to be more useful. |
| Random X 18.05.2008 | I agree with DvlsAdvct. Streaming and ripping only. You however also might want to check the Stanton T.90c USB. |
| Roberto Viccione 18.05.2008 | Numark has their TTXUSB also. As far as I know the USB function is only for streaming audio into the computer for recording, not for anything else. There is not software control or sound card use. Which is why, with Traktor Scratch, it makes no sense to get a USB turntable. |
| Xavier Emanuels 18.05.2008 | I am having a hard time finding out if either of these usb devices support ASIO or not. If not that makes the USB connection fairly useless. |
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