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DJ interfaces?
Ok, I understand that this might be a topic already posted by danny, but the details are not specific enough for me.
I currently use 2 vinyl decks, a 9" mixer, and a PA to bring it to life. I have Stantons, T.60 turntables and M.201 mixer. I think I am ready to upgrade. I am tired of buying 10 dollar vinyl, carrying it around, and keeping it clean. I think that I am going to switch all out to digital.
I am thinking about the Cortex dMix 300 to be the basis of my DJing right now. Its a nice unit, 19" long with a built in mixer. Easy stow and go. Therefore, I can sell my mixer and PA for some money (which I kinda need right now). And if i must, my T.60's as well.
Now, if I go digital, I might need one of these DJ interfaces like Serato Scratch Live, Traktor DJ, Deckadance, or whatever. I want to go for something that is affordable for me right now ($200-$400) and that I will be able to get some use out of. Thing is, I dont know everything about these interfaces. If I DJ live,
although a little out of your stated budget, Rane Serato is the way to go.. I used to use Final Scratch until Serato came out. I have never had an issue at all. I'm running it on a PC, but supposedly Mac is even more reliable... You should do the research, and save up the money to do it right. You would be very upset to spend $400 on a system, and then however many months later decide you want something better. Also, I dont know if you DJ in any clubs, but most of them nowadays (at least the decent ones) have Serato already tapped into their booths, so all you need to do is bring your laptop and plug in...
i might even be able to get you a decent discount on that or any other gear you want, email me if youre interested...
Where to get a cheap dj set?
does anyone know where i can get a whole 2 turntable and mixer set with serato or virtual dj for a descent price? i got my mac and want to start to dj with it....
This might sound strange, but the best use of your money would be to spend it on a set of second hand Technics 1200 or 1210 (00 is silver, 10 is black) from ebay. A cheap mixer would set you back £100 or so. Second hand Technics decks are not only the industry standard, they also hold their value! So if you ever decided to sell, you could probably get back most of what you originally paid. Free decks!
This doesn't apply to new decks.
