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frichard « Mix without PC ... Finally! »
Published on 02/07/11 at 00:24I've had 10 days.
I followed the evolution of the CD since about 1995 with the first players to dish Technics (10,000 francs apiece already at the time), then the dual player Denon DN-2000, CDJ 500, Tascam CD302, CDJ 800 Mk2 CDJ CDJ 1000 and now 2000.
Most of this product is no longer need a PC in the evening. Tired of giving the impression that the PC mix.
I take a lot more fun to mix without a PC rather than using a powerful application software as it is ... even with a command noon.
Have fun is a priority when you are passionate, softwares make the same service, but much is lost in pleasure.
My only fear is that Pioneer does not play the game updates and prefers to pull out a MK2. Pioneer needs to align its business strategy with other vendors solutions hard / soft as Traktor and suggest updates that keep the proceeds in the coup ... Otherwise it will be worth the blow to follow.
Long live the music and those who make love
Musically @ Fred
I followed the evolution of the CD since about 1995 with the first players to dish Technics (10,000 francs apiece already at the time), then the dual player Denon DN-2000, CDJ 500, Tascam CD302, CDJ 800 Mk2 CDJ CDJ 1000 and now 2000.
Most of this product is no longer need a PC in the evening. Tired of giving the impression that the PC mix.
I take a lot more fun to mix without a PC rather than using a powerful application software as it is ... even with a command noon.
Have fun is a priority when you are passionate, softwares make the same service, but much is lost in pleasure.
My only fear is that Pioneer does not play the game updates and prefers to pull out a MK2. Pioneer needs to align its business strategy with other vendors solutions hard / soft as Traktor and suggest updates that keep the proceeds in the coup ... Otherwise it will be worth the blow to follow.
Long live the music and those who make love
Musically @ Fred
