rey325
Well recently i was gonna get two ttx usb's but they guy i was going to get them from pulled a dirty move and sold them to someone else. SO now my plan to go timecode is kind of stumped. Anyways i found out about these midi controllers (VMS4 and dn mc6000) and they really drew my attention. I know the scratch capabilities are limited, but i want to know if this would be a good idea to get and which one would be better to buy. I have enough for the vms4, but should i save up for the denon? or are there other controllers that are better than these in about the same price range??
Posté Thu 03 Mar 11 @ 1:48 pm
kradcliffe
The Denon MC6000 is in a whole different league to the VMS4. Save your money for that.
Timecode is old hat, and what you can do with the MC6000 will blow you away. I have had it since before Xmas and it really is stunning.
Keith
Timecode is old hat, and what you can do with the MC6000 will blow you away. I have had it since before Xmas and it really is stunning.
Keith
Posté Thu 03 Mar 11 @ 1:54 pm
rey325
do you think the 6000 would be better than perhaps getting two cd decks and a mixer?? im just wondering because i saw two ndx800's and a iM9 mixer for the smew price as the dn mc6000. what do u think?? would another alternative be even better? thanks though for pionting out its levels above the vms4!
Posté Thu 03 Mar 11 @ 10:34 pm
Caliente123
The denon deck is good if you dont want to carry much and its light. The NDx800 decks with the mixer is a more comfortable deck to mix on and Its more flexible to use. You can do more with separate decks than just one controller. If you like scratching, you will get a better responce from the Numarks.
Posté Thu 03 Mar 11 @ 11:41 pm
rey325
ok.. since i do want to get into scratching i think the 800's would be better. or maybe the dns1200?? now should i get an effects mixer? or just a 2 channel one? im thinkin the dxm 06 or 09 by numark, but any suggestions would be welcome. Thanks!
Posté Fri 04 Mar 11 @ 4:50 pm
Caliente123
Get the Numark 800 decks and the 09 mixer. Its better to have more on your mixer than just 2 channels. The numark X9 mixer looks good also
Posté Fri 04 Mar 11 @ 8:17 pm
rey325
ok! is the platter response on the 800's good?? i mean ive heard the denon 12's are better and more reliable, blah blah.. i mean ive noticed that many ppl put down numark when compared to denon...
thnx for the advice!
thnx for the advice!
Posté Fri 04 Mar 11 @ 9:04 pm