Not DJ'ing but is there anywhere i can get some free samples,loops and beats etc. for sony acid?
General Discussion: Everyones a fucking DJ!
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20 Oct 2008 23:59
Ableton is as easy/difficult as you want it to be, if it's simple same genre mixing you wanna do you'll be up and away after an hour or so of tutorials/practice.
NEVER pay for software though!
21 Oct 2008 14:31
Ableton is as easy/difficult as you want it to be, if it's simple same genre mixing you wanna do you'll be up and away after an hour or so of tutorials/practice.
NEVER pay for software though!
you know where i can dl a moody copy of this dood?
21 Oct 2008 16:59
21 Oct 2008 18:03
you should pay for your host program, especially if you're on a mac.
ableton and logic are cheap enough plus you know its supposed to work and you won't have to deal with dodgy updates.
nope.
you need a soundcard with 2 outputs or a stereo out so you can split one mono to a stereo and use the other mono as your cue.
you can plug your mixer into your mac, but it won't play out in your speakers and sub…you'll only be able to record the audio.
i assume you have a mac desktop of some sort - which has a stereo out and line in - that line in will record in, but it won't play through.
21 Oct 2008 18:04
21 Oct 2008 19:50
you should pay for your host program, especially if you're on a mac.
ableton and logic are cheap enough plus you know its supposed to work and you won't have to deal with dodgy updates.
Whats the risk with a mac mate? I don't know anything about this but as I'm unsure whether I'll get into it properly, I wouldn't mind getting a shady copy.
21 Oct 2008 22:19
Is Ableton easy to use for a beginner? Just want to learn basics, nothing fancy.
Worth the investment?
Worth the investment?
Ableton is as easy/difficult as you want it to be, if it's simple same genre mixing you wanna do you'll be up and away after an hour or so of tutorials/practice.
NEVER pay for software though!
Is Ableton easy to use for a beginner? Just want to learn basics, nothing fancy.
Worth the investment?
Worth the investment?
Ableton is as easy/difficult as you want it to be, if it's simple same genre mixing you wanna do you'll be up and away after an hour or so of tutorials/practice.
NEVER pay for software though!
you know where i can dl a moody copy of this dood?
gonan get some cdj's
selling this if anyones interested
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selling this if anyones interested
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NEVER pay for software though!
you should pay for your host program, especially if you're on a mac.
ableton and logic are cheap enough plus you know its supposed to work and you won't have to deal with dodgy updates.
I am unable to cue up the next song using vurtual dj on my macbook because i have no mono outputs for my soundcard to plug into.
Is there any way around this: ie
Is there something that enables me to use my macbook but use a dj sotware that also allows me to cue a song???
need help
Is there any way around this: ie
Is there something that enables me to use my macbook but use a dj sotware that also allows me to cue a song???
need help
nope.
you need a soundcard with 2 outputs or a stereo out so you can split one mono to a stereo and use the other mono as your cue.
Can I plug my cdj 800's with djm 400 mixer into my mac and use the speakers and sub i use currently use for my comp to be the sound for my decks aswell? What do I need?
you can plug your mixer into your mac, but it won't play out in your speakers and sub…you'll only be able to record the audio.
i assume you have a mac desktop of some sort - which has a stereo out and line in - that line in will record in, but it won't play through.
ableton and serato are joining forces.
could be pretty special.
http://www.serato.com/news/id/2233
http://www.ableton.com/serato-partnership
could be pretty special.
http://www.serato.com/news/id/2233
http://www.ableton.com/serato-partnership
NEVER pay for software though!
you should pay for your host program, especially if you're on a mac.
ableton and logic are cheap enough plus you know its supposed to work and you won't have to deal with dodgy updates.
Whats the risk with a mac mate? I don't know anything about this but as I'm unsure whether I'll get into it properly, I wouldn't mind getting a shady copy.
there isn't a risk really, even less than there is on a pc (with all the vst cracks available).
just that when you have a legit copy of a host app like ableton or logic, you can be sure that it should be stable, you get all the updates and support with no drama (you can even attend the logic workshops at a mac store).. granted you can add cracked instruments/effects as much as you like but you know the host app is built to be stable.. not worrying about your dodgy copy of ableton when you try to export to aiff and it crashes repeatedly.
but to learn the basics and what not, there's no reason not to get a shady copy.. but when you get a bit more serious it makes sense to purchase.
just that when you have a legit copy of a host app like ableton or logic, you can be sure that it should be stable, you get all the updates and support with no drama (you can even attend the logic workshops at a mac store).. granted you can add cracked instruments/effects as much as you like but you know the host app is built to be stable.. not worrying about your dodgy copy of ableton when you try to export to aiff and it crashes repeatedly.
but to learn the basics and what not, there's no reason not to get a shady copy.. but when you get a bit more serious it makes sense to purchase.
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