Vernski
Hey people,
This may be obvious for many of you out there, but I'll mentioned it anyway...
I've been using VDJ for about a year and during that time I had it set on fast stretch. As an inexperienced user I was unaware of the advanced time stretch setting at first and when I did discover it I was unsure if my computer could handle the workload.
After changing it to advanced I must say what a vast improvement it makes to track quality and as a result mixing is a hell of a lot easier and enjoyable.
So for any new users out there
Go to config......Select performance.......Select Advanced Time Stretch.
Then enjoy your tracks & mixing like you're supposed to
Cheers
Vernski
http://www.mixcloud.com/vernonjj/april-2013-trance-mix/
This may be obvious for many of you out there, but I'll mentioned it anyway...
I've been using VDJ for about a year and during that time I had it set on fast stretch. As an inexperienced user I was unaware of the advanced time stretch setting at first and when I did discover it I was unsure if my computer could handle the workload.
After changing it to advanced I must say what a vast improvement it makes to track quality and as a result mixing is a hell of a lot easier and enjoyable.
So for any new users out there
Go to config......Select performance.......Select Advanced Time Stretch.
Then enjoy your tracks & mixing like you're supposed to
Cheers
Vernski
http://www.mixcloud.com/vernonjj/april-2013-trance-mix/
Posté Sun 31 Mar 13 @ 7:31 pm
yk23
On my NS7, the stretch sounds way better than Serato Itch and SSL. Bass goes BOOM at any pitch, no "Ba-Voomp". Sounds perfect till 50% before it gives out.
-David
-David
Posté Mon 01 Apr 13 @ 11:46 am