And the winner is....

[Cactuss]

On a recent vist to Nairobi Kenya, i met 4 hard core users of serato scratch. These dudes are well known and respected in the reggae scene. I told them about mixvibes and one skeptic retorted actions speak louder than words. So a showdown was set the next day at a well known club. To cut a long story short by the time i was done, within a week, three of them had already placed an order for mixvibes and one was wondering how he could add the u46 card to his setup. It was the sampler feature that won the day coz to them finally they found a way to integrate all their gunshots, horns and lasers lol.

[phadedvision]

GREAT WORK!! Way to show 'em who's boss Cactuss!

[UncleVibes]

I love Jamaïcan spirit music, when can we hear some local mix from East Africa? I am curious to listen...

[polocorp]

good job cactuss. karma +

[Cactuss]

@unclevibes. I already have an eastafrican mix ready. Which is the best way to upload to the forum?

[UncleVibes]

Upload it to www.megaupload.com & publish the link here, then I can find a better place.

[Patch]

Look forward to hearing this mix! Good work on converting those Serato users...

[bigibang]

[Tribble123]

At our show friday there were two set-ups, mine and one
from another deejay, spinning later that night...
I used mixvibes (first time at a show) the other guy used
serato... he spent 10 minutes to get serato working properly,
i spent about 15 seconds i had no problems at all,
it all worked very good, scratches and stuff with no noticeable latency
on a laptop with low specs.. while he had loads of latency with a
dualcore laptop... proves me that i bought the right thing..

[daniel clark]

success lead to good compition,show us what you know,