Native Instruments Traktor Kontrol S4 Scratch UPG Kit

!±8±Native Instruments Traktor Kontrol S4 Scratch UPG Kit

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The Native Instruments Traktor Kontrol S4 Scratch Upgrade upgrades Traktor Pro software to Traktor Scratch Pro 2. After upgrading, you can control pitch, scratching, and transport functions of TRAKTOR using analog turntables and CDJs. This opens up even more opportunities for creative mixing, fusing the already advanced features of the S4 with expressive turntable and CDJ techniques. Two time control vinyl records and two time control CDs are included with the upgrade.The upgrade works with all of the following interfaces:AUDIO 4 DJAUDIO 8 DJTRAKTOR AUDIO 6TRAKTOR AUDIO 10

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!±8± Dj Tech ISCRATCH101V2 Multi-Disc DJ CD Player

Brand : DJTECH | Rate : | Price : $329.00
Post Date : Nov 25, 2011 19:10:55 | Usually ships in 24 hours

Dj Tech ISCRATCH101V2 Multi-Disc DJ CD Player

• Front load CD/MP3 Player with DSP effects and integrated sampler
• USB output for MixVibes software control
• 9 DSP effects with direct access (Scratch, Filter, Echo, Trans, Skid, Phaser, Flanger, Pan, Reverse)
• Large, touch-sensitive jog wheel for scratch, search, and pitch-bend functions
• 4 sample banks and 4 hot cues

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Dj Tech ISCRATCH101V2 Multi-Disc DJ CD Player

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Digital Vinyl Systems - How Do They Work?

!±8± Digital Vinyl Systems - How Do They Work?

Digital vinyl systems (DVS) were developed to allow a DJ to physically manipulate the playback of a digital audio file on a computer, using a standard turntable or CD deck as an interface. Digital vinyl systems retain the hands-on feel of real vinyl whilst allowing the playback of digital music that is not available on vinyl. They allow the DJ to scratch and perform other tricks that would not be possible with a conventional keyboard or mouse.

DVS systems use special time-code vinyl or CD control disks. Audio output from the time-code disk is first routed to an A2D audio interface (usually supplied as part of the DVS package), which then sends a digital time-code signal to the software. The software then converts the signal into corresponding changes in the position and playback speed of the digital file. Audio output from the software is then routed back through the audio interface or computer soundcard and then to a DJ mixer where it can be mixed in the same way as any other audio signal.

The length of delay between the reading of the time-code signal and the audio playback is a measure of performance of a digital vinyl system. A typical delay is usually in the range of 6 to 30 milliseconds.

The most popular DVS packages on the market now are Serato Scratch Live (SSL) and Native Instruments Traktor Scratch Pro. Scratch Live is the most popular system in the US, whereas Traktor Scratch is more popular in Europe.

There has been some controversy as to who actually invented the digital vinyl concept. The first ever digital vinyl system was FinalScratch for the BeOS. This system was developed in 1997/1998 by an Amsterdam-based company called N2IT, with input from DJs Richie Hawtin and John Aquaviva. However, hip-hop star RZA from the Wu Tang clan has claimed in an interview with KotoriMag.com that it was actually he who invented the digital vinyl concept, the year before N2IT, using space-age technology from NASA and millions of dollars of his own cash.

From next year, 2011, it has been announced that the DMC World DJ Championships will now allow the use of Serato Scratch Live as well as traditional vinyl.

Digital Vinyl Systems - How Do They Work?

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