Happy Holidays… Well, Starting early

[prometheus]

the Pioneer DDJ-SX with the stanton uberstand looks like a perfect fit for your space! I like your set up by the way, how do you like using serato DJ? personally I use 2 technics 1200's and Rane TTM56 mixer with Serato Scratch live, but since they will stop support for that soon, looks like I will be migrating to Seato DJ. it looks about the same as scratch live. ps the loft is awesome too!

[M-17]

Nice apartment!

[andrew]

Originally Posted by FiRStsc10n

The real question is.. How big is your TV? I'm half expecting a Barnie Stinson full wall. On a serious note, very nice setup man. I was looking at white Xmas trees and thought there's no way my apartment could pull it off, but yours does.


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This always gets everyone. Our biggest screen is less than 40 inches and we watch less than an hour of anything a month. The screen upstairs comes on maybe once a month and the one downstairs is set to classical music for our Cockatoo. Just sound, no picture.

[andrew]

Originally Posted by prometheus

the Pioneer DDJ-SX with the stanton uberstand looks like a perfect fit for your space! I like your set up by the way, how do you like using serato DJ? personally I use 2 technics 1200's and Rane TTM56 mixer with Serato Scratch live, but since they will stop support for that soon, looks like I will be migrating to Seato DJ. it looks about the same as scratch live. ps the loft is awesome too!

Years ago I had several pairs of 1200's and 1210's, several pairs of CDJ-1000's and DJM mixers. I just recently got back into spinning as a mere hobby now. It's really nice not spinning for money anymore. When I got back into it space was a concern so I decided on Traktor with the Pioneer DDJ-T1 and it offered me just about everything I would use while mixing. I just recently migrated over to Serato because I felt the T1 was just too plasticky. Mixes were nice but I'm a feally kind of guy so if I can't feel what I am doing, it's just not fun. The DDJ-SX is better built and has a nice metal top plate to it. Plus the jogs are really smooth (smoother than the CDJ-1000's and CDJ-900nexus's) and the faders are very fluid with just the right amount of resistance. I have come to like Serato better than Traktor. I think the only complaint I have is when recording a mix, the recording DB readout was more accurate with Traktor.

[wallace03]

Nice place, hopefully i can find a nice place like that in Houston in a couple of years when i finish college... again.

[menikmati]

Nice Pioneer DDJ-SX.

[Exhaust]

I was considering the pioneer vs the numark. Thoughts? It would great for sampling and spinning intros but I might just break down and pony up for a classic turn table for real scratching rather than mixing since I can do most of that digitally anyway.

[andrew]

Originally Posted by Exhaust

I was considering the pioneer vs the numark. Thoughts? It would great for sampling and spinning intros but I might just break down and pony up for a classic turn table for real scratching rather than mixing since I can do most of that digitally anyway.

I have used Pioneer CDJ's since the 500's came out. In my first post I forgot to acknowledge that I also owned 4 CDJ-700's (I still have one of those in storage). If you are familiar with Pioneer's CDJ layout the Serato player is pretty true to form. If you haven't played with the DDJ-SX I suggest go to guitar center and give one a spin. The jogs are super smooth. So smooth that if you scratch, you might want something with just a tad more resistance. Other than that, I am very satisfied with both the controller and software. If you have anymore questions about it feel free to PM me and I'll be glad to help you.

[SoCal909]

You live so clean it is sickening.

[Atticus808]

your bird has a very nice house

[Noob4Life]

Gorgeous apartment, what is give to live in a place like that.

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