 Questions For The Mac-based Djs, Software-based EQ and Compressor? |
 Mon 8 Dec 2003, 01:58
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Hi forum! I'm new around here and new to the idea of DJing via computer.
I'm seriously thinking of purchasing a Powerbook and DJing software (i.e., MegaSeg, Obelisk, etc.) to DJ with in '04. In going to a Mac-based DJ setup, are there any software apps that work great as an EQ and Compressor to avoid needing those hardware devices? If there are such apps, do they pack as much punch as their hardware counterparts? Also, are there any other apps that are great to use for DJing on a Mac, whether it's a DJ-based app itself, apps with effects or other useful tool? Any other tips for DJing via Mac are greatly appreciated... Thanks everybuddy! Phree |
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Fri 12 Dec 2003, 04:59
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[FONT=Optima]Traktor from Native Instruments, all the way. Very respected, widely used, been in development for some time. It has simple EQ and limiting built-in. One edition (Final Scratch) uses a hardware interface that enables the software to be controlled from real turntables and mixer.
Native Instruments' Traktor |
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phreesoal Questions For The Mac-based Djs Mon 8 Dec 2003, 01:58
phreesoal Anyone??? Fri 12 Dec 2003, 02:41 phreesoal Thanks TeKay!
I demoed Traktor some time ago ... Fri 12 Dec 2003, 15:16 rickenbacker MegaSeg is pretty cool, but if you actually want t... Fri 12 Dec 2003, 15:57
phreesoal RB-
Thanks for the advice as well! I'll ... Sun 14 Dec 2003, 18:42 |
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