Soldato
- Joined
- 29 Jun 2004
- Posts
- 12,957
I'm not in the DJing scene, but since you can get CDJs can you also get USBJs? Or is a USB slot provided on CDJs?
Just curiosity
Just curiosity
USBJs?
- Thread starter Ricochet J
- Start date
I'm not in the DJing scene, but since you can get CDJs can you also get USBJs? Or is a USB slot provided on CDJs?
Just curiosity
I'm pretty sure if you find an american hooker she'll give you a USBJ
I'm not in the DJing scene, but since you can get CDJs can you also get USBJs? Or is a USB slot provided on CDJs?
Just curiosity
The Pioneer CDJ400/900/2000s have a USB port.
had a play with 2000s and it just left me thinking ''why not just buy a laptop'' literally does the same as laptop djing does for people.
very clever stuff and well built but still too expensive considering you can buy a macbook and full serato/tracktor scratch setup for a fair bit cheaper than a pair of them costs
very clever stuff and well built but still too expensive considering you can buy a macbook and full serato/tracktor scratch setup for a fair bit cheaper than a pair of them costs
Last edited:
most units have USB ports to connect to pc and use as MIDI controllers, its possible to just use your keyboard to operate software like traktor and route it through a mixer and mix that way but its easier to beatmatch with a controller, using auto beatmatch is kinda crappy and I dont see why anybody would pursue DJ'ing to just mix with auto beat match
andy, 2000's are far superior to a laptop for mixing and you know it, expensive yes, but 2000's dont lock up or crash and are the new 0 latency controllers for when software supports it, the needle drop strip is fantastic, wouldnt buy them myself but i know what id rather have
andy, 2000's are far superior to a laptop for mixing and you know it, expensive yes, but 2000's dont lock up or crash and are the new 0 latency controllers for when software supports it, the needle drop strip is fantastic, wouldnt buy them myself but i know what id rather have