iPod mixer

Posted by unbrand on 23 July 2005 | 3 Comments

Tags: toys

This thing rocks. A dual iPod mixer for DJs. Looks like it will be way cool, but how does it sound when you’re “scratching” the song? Does it sound like moving an album across a needle, back and forth? If not, why not? And if so, that’s pretty sick.

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  • <p>You cant change the tempo or do pitch lock so its kinda useless for djing unfortunetely, besides that its very cool.</p>

    Posted by don, 01/07/2007 11:39am (1 year ago)

  • <p>Dammit! That sucks! You&rsquo;ve gotta be able to change the tempo; that&rsquo;s DJ&rsquo;ing 101. What were they thinking? They (Numark) should be able to buffer the music and create tempo change. But then again, Apple can&rsquo;t even get rid of the gap between songs when playing thru iTunes, so who knows.</p>

    Posted by unbrand, 01/07/2007 11:39am (1 year ago)

  • <p>This mixer has so many ins and outs that it can be a part of your DJ set up. If you want to scratch, add a turntable and scratch. I also think that all these playlist parties at bars are the karaoke of the future. I know my 12 song playlist can rock the crowd, it&rsquo;s kind of fun to see that.</p>

    Posted by LuKa Brazzi, 01/07/2007 11:39am (1 year ago)

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