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Published on 03/10/11 at 04:01
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So yes, since it is a USB MIDI interface plug'n'play not need drivers.
Probably less hassle than with audio and MIDI interface for the PSU with a USB port is rather weak ... and I do not like USB audio devices.
After all the couple must have a real ASIO soundcard (an ESI Juli @ in my case)
if not no worries latency: 24 ms samples in 1024 (44100/16)
plug'n'play!
remapping twelve o'clock because of laborious manual too lean info
Find USB Midi DJ interface of this quality at less than 300 euros, is rare. Whether the jogs, knobs or faders, exudes solidity and functionality. Not 100% plastic, here it is a steel shell and full of pots to the touch''peached''. Note that the EQ knobs are also under pressure kill switch and the knobs for the FX section are endless encoders.
Everything is well over 100% plug'n'play. The ability to remap midi is fine except that the manual simply zap that part. Too bad because in navigating through all ports, a real mess.
Even in traktor ...
So yes, since it is a USB MIDI interface plug'n'play not need drivers.
Probably less hassle than with audio and MIDI interface for the PSU with a USB port is rather weak ... and I do not like USB audio devices.
After all the couple must have a real ASIO soundcard (an ESI Juli @ in my case)
if not no worries latency: 24 ms samples in 1024 (44100/16)
plug'n'play!
remapping twelve o'clock because of laborious manual too lean info
Find USB Midi DJ interface of this quality at less than 300 euros, is rare. Whether the jogs, knobs or faders, exudes solidity and functionality. Not 100% plastic, here it is a steel shell and full of pots to the touch''peached''. Note that the EQ knobs are also under pressure kill switch and the knobs for the FX section are endless encoders.
Everything is well over 100% plug'n'play. The ability to remap midi is fine except that the manual simply zap that part. Too bad because in navigating through all ports, a real mess.
Even in traktor ...