B-52 Prodigy FX
B-52 Prodigy FX Posted on: 29.08.2010 by Omega Duncanson Alright, so I normally use two turntables and controller vinyl, a mixer, and traktor pro with a patch to add scratch functionality. I played at a newly opened club last evening and I moved their B-52 Prodigy FX out of the booth to get my gear in there. Well, they've invited me back to play later this week and I thought it might be better to just configure traktor with mappings for the Prodigy FX... so I was wondering, since I can't get back in there to sound check until Tuesday or so, if someone already had some mappings they could throw my way. It'd be much appreciated. | |
| Irwin Ney 31.08.2010 |
Originally Posted by Fracas
I guess the best is to bring only what are you going to use, and if you have doubts, try it before the club opens... |
| Alta Corea 31.08.2010 |
Originally Posted by V-Hoff
About the worst thing you could ever do. If you take gear with you , make sure you keep it within site. Their are a lot of shady people out there these days. |
| Branden Wentler 30.08.2010 |
Originally Posted by acsummerfield
Anyway, why not ask if you can go in early one day to start mapping your own functions? You could probably look up the 52 user manual online to see if there is a midi channel and note/cc guide in it and make your own @ home. |
| Omega Duncanson 29.08.2010 | Alright, so I normally use two turntables and controller vinyl, a mixer, and traktor pro with a patch to add scratch functionality. I played at a newly opened club last evening and I moved their B-52 Prodigy FX out of the booth to get my gear in there. Well, they've invited me back to play later this week and I thought it might be better to just configure traktor with mappings for the Prodigy FX... so I was wondering, since I can't get back in there to sound check until Tuesday or so, if someone already had some mappings they could throw my way. It'd be much appreciated. |
| Irwin Ney 31.08.2010 |
Originally Posted by Fracas
I guess the best is to bring only what are you going to use, and if you have doubts, try it before the club opens... |
| Omega Duncanson 30.08.2010 | Haha, yeah, I totally hear you guys. Me and my DJ partner are going to check it out now, I'll be back with you guys momentarily for those of you who are interested in where this goes. |
| Alta Corea 31.08.2010 |
Originally Posted by V-Hoff
About the worst thing you could ever do. If you take gear with you , make sure you keep it within site. Their are a lot of shady people out there these days. |
| Julissa Serrone 31.08.2010 | yeah I don't believe this thing is midi. I believe you can just use it with timecode CD's |
| Irwin Ney 31.08.2010 | You should at least take your own gear
and leave it in your car if you didn't figure out that prodigy thing... I don't believe you will feel ok playing with that... |
| Graham Frazier 30.08.2010 | Um... I don't believe this thing as midi capabilities. |
| Omega Duncanson 30.08.2010 | fair enough. I'll most likely go up there toevening
or tomorrow evening
. Thanks guys. Now... my question to anyone who has used one... is this all in one Prodigy FX worth using or should I just bring my own setup up there? |
| Branden Wentler 30.08.2010 |
Originally Posted by acsummerfield
Anyway, why not ask if you can go in early one day to start mapping your own functions? You could probably look up the 52 user manual online to see if there is a midi channel and note/cc guide in it and make your own @ home. |
| Omega Duncanson 29.08.2010 | hahaha, sorry... man, now I really want to do that. |
| Antonetta Wikel 29.08.2010 | From the title of the thread I htought you were looking for FX settings for a Mashup of the B52's & The Prodigy. My bad. |
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