cdj's that use cue points
cdj's that use cue points Posted on: 21.05.2013 by Sylvie Mowl What is the earliest models CDJ's that use Cue points.Also what is the earliest models that use USB or SD cards? Want to use rekordbox Thanks | |
| Sylvie Mowl 21.05.2013 | What is the earliest models CDJ's that use Cue points. Also what is the earliest models that use USB or SD cards? Want to use rekordbox Thanks |
| Emelina Paglia 22.05.2013 | Why did you start a new thread with the exact same post when all the answers you needed are on the other thread? |
| Venetta Cawyer 22.05.2013 | Well, no. Not exactly. The CDJ1000MK1 stored cue points on a SD card. But it can't play from SD card, it's only used for information storage. |
| Sylvie Mowl 22.05.2013 | Sorry to ask a dumb question. But what is a storable non hot cue point exactly. Kinda new to the whole cdj thing here. Thanks |
| Alphonso Deitchman 21.05.2013 | The CDJ 2000 and 2000 Nexus are the only CDJs that support both Rekordbox and SD cards. The CDJ 1000 was released in 2001 and has hot cues. The DVJ X1, DVJ 1000, CDJ 1000, and CDJ 2000/2000 Nexus are the only Pioneer CDJs that have hot cues. Pretty much all CDJs after the 1000 Mk1 have storeable non-hot cuepoints. |
| Lana Akey 21.05.2013 | What do you mean by cue points? You can technically drop a cue point on any cdj by simply pressing the cue button on any cdj. |
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