Dj Cesar Sanchez
25-sep-2006, 10:13
CDJ en la linea de diseño del Pioneer CDJ-1000
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"Underneath the hood is a veritable powerhouse of options, which offer a lot of industry-first features. For instance, you can browse the DSP effects, and edit the parameters of each one in realtime. You're still able to just press 'enter' and engage the effect in that same kind of DJM-600 sorta way, where there's an arbitrary value that we set that sounds good. But for the people that want more power, you can say, take a filter, select LPF, BPF, HPF, set resonance, cutoff, dry/wet, set up the tempo controlled modulation of the filter, even syncronise the filter with the current BPM of the track, or any multiple or ratio thereof.
This method is extended for all of the DSP effects that the unit has plus you can save your new settings as defaults, so that you can use them each and every time, or you can revert to the factory settings at the press of a button. Also, the hot cues/loops/sampler are completely unified... say you set a hot cue, and you want to turn it into a loop... you can copy the hot cue time reference to the looper with one keypress, then you can set your loop out point, and all of a sudden your hot cue becomes a loop. There's also ways to edit the loop in/loop out points, both audibly and numerically then if you like the loop, you can copy it to the sampler with one keypress, and be able to pitch, loop, and manipulate it from within the sampler.
All of that you can save to your USB mass storage device (MSD) - hot cues, loops, samples - and they'll show up everytime you load the corresponding track. Plus the software uses an internal clock now, which allows the unit to capture statistics so that you can search for the tracks you play most often simply by telling it to search by "Top 100 most played" or "Top 100 last added" plus, master tempo AND key adjustment gives DJs the ability to create harmonic mixes and a detailed user setup menu allows the user to make important preference changes, much like he would be able to with computer software."
Se empezara a vender en Enero de 2007, y su precio estar entre los 1500 - 900 $.
Mas Info: http://www.cortex-pro.com/
Info extraida: www.skratchworx.com
http://img246.imageshack.us/img246/9351/untitledjm0.png
"Underneath the hood is a veritable powerhouse of options, which offer a lot of industry-first features. For instance, you can browse the DSP effects, and edit the parameters of each one in realtime. You're still able to just press 'enter' and engage the effect in that same kind of DJM-600 sorta way, where there's an arbitrary value that we set that sounds good. But for the people that want more power, you can say, take a filter, select LPF, BPF, HPF, set resonance, cutoff, dry/wet, set up the tempo controlled modulation of the filter, even syncronise the filter with the current BPM of the track, or any multiple or ratio thereof.
This method is extended for all of the DSP effects that the unit has plus you can save your new settings as defaults, so that you can use them each and every time, or you can revert to the factory settings at the press of a button. Also, the hot cues/loops/sampler are completely unified... say you set a hot cue, and you want to turn it into a loop... you can copy the hot cue time reference to the looper with one keypress, then you can set your loop out point, and all of a sudden your hot cue becomes a loop. There's also ways to edit the loop in/loop out points, both audibly and numerically then if you like the loop, you can copy it to the sampler with one keypress, and be able to pitch, loop, and manipulate it from within the sampler.
All of that you can save to your USB mass storage device (MSD) - hot cues, loops, samples - and they'll show up everytime you load the corresponding track. Plus the software uses an internal clock now, which allows the unit to capture statistics so that you can search for the tracks you play most often simply by telling it to search by "Top 100 most played" or "Top 100 last added" plus, master tempo AND key adjustment gives DJs the ability to create harmonic mixes and a detailed user setup menu allows the user to make important preference changes, much like he would be able to with computer software."
Se empezara a vender en Enero de 2007, y su precio estar entre los 1500 - 900 $.
Mas Info: http://www.cortex-pro.com/
Info extraida: www.skratchworx.com