dj extremo85
allright! i met a dj who uses virtual dj and only djs with his laptop and i saw that he could control the crossfader when he scratched. it move back and for depending on how he scratched on the wheel.any idea on how to set it to do that?
Posté Tue 18 Jan 11 @ 3:22 pm
DJ J-Jeovani
keybord short cuts. which i forget cause i don't use the computer i always have my laptop hook up to hardware. check on youtube there is video on it. but the scratching is very limited and well not very impressive
Posté Wed 19 Jan 11 @ 1:21 am
alewis1210
but the scratching is very limited and well not very impressive[/quote]
That really depends on the crowd you serve and the DJ that is spinning. My audience would boo the hell out of me if I just came to DJ the party with plain mixing and no scratching or exciting mixes. Now I have DJ'd parties where no one in the audience understood scratching or cared about it. Because I work a with more of a hip hop audience, they actually like the scratching and excitement of how the next mixed song comes in.
That really depends on the crowd you serve and the DJ that is spinning. My audience would boo the hell out of me if I just came to DJ the party with plain mixing and no scratching or exciting mixes. Now I have DJ'd parties where no one in the audience understood scratching or cared about it. Because I work a with more of a hip hop audience, they actually like the scratching and excitement of how the next mixed song comes in.
Posté Thu 24 Feb 11 @ 2:40 pm
TTorres896
Im pretty sure its 'Page Up' and 'Page Down' to control the crossfader, good luck.
Posté Sun 27 Feb 11 @ 12:50 pm
Blulite
i had mine mapped to the left/right arrow keys.
to find out what keys do which action, just goto
config>mappers>keyboard.
this will give you a list of "every" action and its corresponding key.
to find out what keys do which action, just goto
config>mappers>keyboard.
this will give you a list of "every" action and its corresponding key.
Posté Mon 28 Feb 11 @ 12:15 pm