Perform with CD, MP3, USB, software, and iPod.
Numark MIXDECK is a complete system for every DJ who blends different kinds of music sources. Whether your music is on CDs, MP3 CDs, USB flash drives, iPod, your computer, or even other analog players, you can mix and perform with it all using MIXDECK. This performance station has the traditional two-decks-and-a-mixer layout youre used to, but thats where time-honored DJ tradition meets Numark innovation.
Complete system with CD/MP3/USB decks, mixer, computer audio and MIDI interface, and Universal Dock for iPod
Play from CDs, MP3 CDs, USB flash drives, iPod, computers, and external inputs
Record your set to iPod and listen later
Mixer with EQ/rotary kills, replaceable crossfader, and complete controls for iPod
Studio-quality computer interface for up to 24bit, 88.2kHz audio
Outputs (all stereo): Main (balanced XLR & RCA), Booth (RCA), Record (RCA), Deck 1 (RCA), Deck 2 (RCA), Cue (1/8 & 1/4)
Beat-synced DSP effects with wet-dry fader: chop, echo, filter, flanger, pan, phaser
Smooth, fast, slot-loading drives with large, touch-sensitive illuminated platters
Control MIDI software with no timecode needed via USB
CD direct outputs for use with timecode interfaces
Adjustable start and stop time for vinyl-like deck performance
Automatic BPM analyzer and Tap tempo for manual BPM entry
Slide BPM ±6, 12, 25, and 100% or bend with pitch buttons
Key Lock holds pitch while you independently manipulate its BPM
Seamless looping, sampling, and easily accessible hot cues
Keep time moving forward while you cut or reverse the track using Bleep/Reverse
Single-track, continuous, and programmable playback
Fader Start plays the cued track when you move the crossfader
Two large, backlit displays for BPM, CD/MP3 text tags, and folder navigation
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Mix your music and scratch your beats using the Mac’s two-finger or multi-touch trackpad.
DJ Tutorial. Along with getting the same BPM for both tracks, part of the beatmatching process involves lining up the beats so they are in sync. We'll learn how to do that here. Read more at http://www.mixingguide.com/releasing
DJ Tutorial. We are now ready to beatmatch using jogwheel adjustments. This will determine whether to increase or decrease the tempo. Read more at http://www.mixingguide.com/jogwheel-beatmatching
This was a mixing project I completed at the Pacific Audio Visual Institute. Recordings were provided by Daniel Byrne, and the mix was completed at home in Adobe Audition.
DJ Tutorial. When DJing, to beatmatch at the correct tempo we want to cue the track at the correct place. Here we will find out how to do that and how to use the CDJ's auto-cueing feature. Read more at http://www.mixingguide.com/cueing
Demo for Understanding The Audio Mixer, An Interactive Training Course for Sound Engineers. This award-winning software is designed to provide an easy way for beginning sound engineers to learn the basics of live sound system operation.
http://www.eventbrite.com/event/521858894 –Dr. Fink, former keyboardist of Prince and The Revolution, will take students through the steps of pre-production planning and post production during this information-packed 90 minute telephone seminar.
DJ Tutorial. Let's take a look at BPM and whether the CDJ's built-in BPM counter is any good. We'll also look at using the pitch percentage and basic maths to match BPM. Read more at http://www.mixingguide.com/bpm-and-counters