T
The Bastard
Guest
anyone know if theres a turntable with a digital display of the bpm that lets u adjust it, this is prolly mad loot if there is one but it would be ill to have
Fade
The Beat Strangler
Administrator
illest o.g.
http://www.pssl.com/bitemdetail.tpl?eqint_KeyIDdata=22061&UID=2004090415312303
It shows the BPM, and of course you can adjust the pitch.
It shows the BPM, and of course you can adjust the pitch.
E
Equality 7-2521
Guest
numark have one out i reckon
unneccacary in my opinion
unneccacary in my opinion
T
The Bastard
Guest
Unnecacary Yes, But Itd Be A Nice Luxury
Formant024
Digital Smokerings
ill o.g.
First off, I gotta say this....
THAT SHIT IS WACK!
On the otherhand, philips already made bpm counters on turntables in the 80s. I cant recall the model but I saw it at a friend of mine way back.
But bpm counter is for pussy ass dj's and never really accurate.
THAT SHIT IS WACK!
On the otherhand, philips already made bpm counters on turntables in the 80s. I cant recall the model but I saw it at a friend of mine way back.
But bpm counter is for pussy ass dj's and never really accurate.
BeAtArKiTeK
"Only God Can Judge Me"
ill o.g.
yo i have those numark turntables they nice as hell man
Formant024
Digital Smokerings
ill o.g.
Fade said:
You're such a nerd hehehe
But indeed, blue leds are nice cosmetics.
BeAtArKiTeK
"Only God Can Judge Me"
ill o.g.
werd up man specially when ur doing a gig and is dark they can really save your ass...lol
T
The Bastard
Guest
wouldnt the readout be inacurate, cuz say yur spinnin a record and the song is a 115bpm song, but the turntable dont know that cuz it determines the bpm by the speed that the table is spinning,hows that work out
C
Copenhagen
Guest
BASTARD said:
I guess, like the CD players, that there's a part of the turntable that measures the heavy sounds like kick and snare, and thereby determines the BPM. Don't know exactly how it works.
In regards to Formants post, I do agree that you're a wack ass pussy DJ if you only rely on the BPM counter, but I think it is a good aid for club DJ's who only play a little of each song before beatmixing it into another song, and use the BPM counter to quickly pinpoint the approx. BPM. However, most good DJ's know their records well, and don't really need it.
For me who has stopped playing as a club DJ, but get persuaded once in a while to do a set, it is a nice feature, as I am a bit rusty, and do not know my records that well anymore.
Also, the LED's are nice if the club hasn't got any lighting in the DJ area.