nathanp140052
this is my set up
dbx driverack pa
pyramid pa-1000x -amp
behringer ep2500 - amp
pyramid pmr9600 - mixer
2 numark axis 9 - cd payers
how do i add pictures of my equipment to this post
dbx driverack pa
pyramid pa-1000x -amp
behringer ep2500 - amp
pyramid pmr9600 - mixer
2 numark axis 9 - cd payers
how do i add pictures of my equipment to this post
Posté Wed 26 May 10 @ 2:47 pm
Charlie Wilson
Posté Wed 26 May 10 @ 4:17 pm
nathanp140052
this is some of my dj set up
Posté Wed 26 May 10 @ 4:56 pm
mp3jrick
We do have a thread running on set ups.
http://www.virtualdj.com/forums/96897/General_Discussion/This_is_my_setup____Whats_Urs__.html
http://www.virtualdj.com/forums/96897/General_Discussion/This_is_my_setup____Whats_Urs__.html
Posté Wed 26 May 10 @ 5:12 pm
LordyL
Why would you give him a link that he can't even access?
Posté Wed 26 May 10 @ 9:40 pm
the SOUND INSURGENT
@Rodneydoct, your space looks damp, do really store your stuff like that?
Huey
Huey
Posté Wed 26 May 10 @ 9:48 pm
Charlie Wilson
I thought you could register an account with that freebee version you get with Hercules ect
Posté Thu 27 May 10 @ 7:03 am
jprepato83
http://www.virtualdj.com/forums/96897/General_Discussion/This_is_my_setup____Whats_Urs__.html
This link was tough for me to find so I had to bookmark it on my computer. I love going on this link because it gets me excited about different setups.
This link was tough for me to find so I had to bookmark it on my computer. I love going on this link because it gets me excited about different setups.
Posté Thu 27 May 10 @ 1:48 pm
NoDoubtDJs
rodneydoct...I thought I was the only one that got stuck in the basement. LOL
beatbreker1 is right...Be careful about storing your equipment in a damp environment. Electronics don't like moisture and most speakers cones are made out of paper. If it's in your budget, consider a dehumidifier or two.
beatbreker1 is right...Be careful about storing your equipment in a damp environment. Electronics don't like moisture and most speakers cones are made out of paper. If it's in your budget, consider a dehumidifier or two.
Posté Mon 31 May 10 @ 1:53 pm
mp3jrick
LordyL wrote :
Why would you give him a link that he can't even access?
hmmm....
Maybe for the same reason I edited his post to show his images instead or raw links?
Innocent oversight I guess.
Do you ever post anything positive?
Posté Mon 31 May 10 @ 4:48 pm
LordyL
http://www.virtualdj.com/forums/96897/General_Discussion/This_is_my_setup____Whats_Urs__.html
I'm talking about this link.
I'm talking about this link.
Posté Mon 31 May 10 @ 6:49 pm
uclax18
Ive had virtual dj for a bit over 2 months now...but thats all I have- just the program and my laptop. Ive gotten good at recording with different instrumentals and acapellas but I want to take it to the next level and be able to do some live mixing. Whats the first thing I should look into buying? (mixer, CDJs vs turntables, etc...) or what could I get to make the DJ experience a bit more interesting and hands- on
Posté Tue 01 Jun 10 @ 12:51 am
tayla
Well the first thing you should buy is VDJ if you haven't already bought it, get the foundations right and everything else can be built on. Working with dodgy foundations will bring your house down.
Posté Tue 01 Jun 10 @ 4:12 am