Hi all

[Blackbrook]

Hello everybody,

I am registered since a lot of month and tried and testet but I bought MixVibes only 2 month ago. I am using it at home and in the future for different parties. I am not only a bedroomer, further more an internet radio resident (http://www.globalbeats.fm) and we arrange some parties in my area. Usually one or two a year but since my study is taken too much time there is only one a year :-(

In the past I started in 1998 with DJing on cheap turntables while I spun german trance and techno. In 2004 i opened my eyes for the digital world and bought 2 Pioneer CDJ 200 and spun benelux und uk trance which sounded better to me than the german trance at this time. In 2006 Ableton came up and a lot of DJs played their sets using this "new technology". So I wanted to try this one too and sold my cd players and bought a mac, a soundcard and a controller. The sound changed from trance to progressive house. Mixing with ableton brought so many possibilities that I was totally fascinated but after a time I was bored because all I did was turning some knobs and faders with different effects and loops.
I change my equipment again and all my friends said was that I am a strange guy I sold everything again and invested the money in 2 Technics 1200 MK II and a new mixer. So I started to mix and pitch again with vinyl again as I did years before. After some weeks I was angry about my bought music that I could not play, so I wanted to do something against this. I had to decide between a cd player or systems like traktor scratch, serato or mixvibes. This was the time when I registered here . After some sleepless nights I decided to buy a cd player (Denon DN-S 1000) and days later I was happy to mix with my mp3s. This happiness did not last long till I mentioned that the pitch resolution of 0,1% sometimes makes it hard to mix. I mixed more less with the cd player and the possibility to mix my mp3s was nearly gone.
Some weeks ago I thought: "Why don't you give digital solutions like Mixvibes a go?". This is why I read a lot in different forums and finally decided for mixvibes after I saw M-Rhode (hope the name is correct) mixing at the Musikmesse in frankfurt, germany. To me it seemed to be the most reliable system and this is why I bought it. I did not regret my step . These days I am spinning something between techno, tech house or progressive house...

Steve

[wazza]

hi black-Brook
thanks for taking the time to say HI

for the start..... you made the right choice in mixvibes
all you need now is a good MIDI controller with your DVS 7

for me MIDI has made all the difference in just mixing tracks Vs being more creative when mixing tracks

[Blackbrook]

thanks mate, i am looking for a MIDI controller since i bought mixvibes but i cannot chosse one...

[gakto2009]

BlackBrooks in da house!

Welcome m8...

[wazza]

if you need help to pick a good MIDI controller ....hit me up

I have 4 difference MIDI controllers I use for difference thing in mixvibes when using time-code vinly
this is what I have...
M-Audio finger trigger...I use for the sampler in mixvibes
Edirol PCR 500 MIDI key-board ....I use for VSTi scratching & deck 3&4 control & sampler
Vestax VCI-100.....I use for a more mobile set-up for small gig's ( it good for having the VCI under one arm & the trigger finger under the other arm and rock up to the club for my set
Stanton SCS d2 ...I use for deck control

all good MIDI controllers....but all do thing a little differently
you just need to know what you need to control in mixvibes with MIDI

[Blackbrook]

if you need help to pick a good MIDI controller ....hit me up

all good MIDI controllers....but all do thing a little differently
you just need to know what you need to control in mixvibes with MIDI

I would like to control the decks (load tracks i.e.) and maybe some sampler action. I thought about the korn nano, what do you think about it? Maybe the trigger finger...I wanted to buy this one while i used ableton but decided for the UC33-e