Shure M44-7 is this made for just mixing and playing music? Can it be used for DJs that want to scratched on control vinyl?
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Hi, the M44-7 is actually one of the best scratch cartridges out there - many scratch DJs will use the 447 exclusively ... so definitely this is one of the best choices out there for turntabalism, beat juggling and scratching.Please let me know if you have any other questions, I will do my best to assist you.JenniferMillennium Worldwide
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This unit is actually designed for scratching. I have mine set around 2.5 to 3 grams and they track perfectly and never jump.
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You will need to buy a cartridge. I purchased and recommend the Shure M97xe. I would also recommend that you research the Ortofon 2M Red. Although if you are planning on scratching, I'm not really too sure.
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Yes Marcelo!! This shure M44-7 standard dj turntable Cartridge is the best!!! This is better that ortofon!!!
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Well, this is just a USB controller, so I use it with my regular PC speakers for DJing practice at home. It is just a 2.1 speaker system with a pretty boomy subwoofer and it works fine for me. Are you asking for home DJing or for filling up a venue with sound? Can't help you with the latter but for the former, any decent PC speakers with a subwoofer should work.
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Dear Mr. Lee:I decided to go up a notch to a Technic 1200 turntable.What are these other items; are they replacement items I can buy later? What function do they do?Shure M97xE High-Performance Magnetic Phono Cartridge Shure SFG-2 Stylus Tracking Force Gauge Also, a friend gave me a pair of bose $300 speakers for my PC. I think I want to pair this Technic turnable with a bigger Bose system, suggestion here?
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Absolutely. I use this as my quiet practice rig through headphones and it's fantastic. I also use it plugged into a line level input on my mixer through speakers and it works great. I've been very impressed with the sounds I'm getting and the (relatively) well-done interface.
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From personal experience, if you are planning on using this for DJing (which you may not be since most mixers have a phono preamp), these receivers are not the way to go. Because of the processing, etc, it will cause a large delay between the audio you are getting from the mixer and the audio you will be hearing over the speakers. I use a separate, basic receiver for DJing with separate speakers instead of using the home's surround sound (which would have been awesome). Hope that helps.
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It is a DJ mixer, but that doesn't mean it has to be just for DJ purposes only. It has 1 XLR microphone input, a 1/4 inch microphone input, and then the 4 main channels have stereo RCA jacks to connect any line-level device, and 2 of them have phono-level inputs for turntables. If you need more than 2 microphones or more than 1 XLR input, you will need an external microphone mixer. By saying "Stand Alone Mixer" they mean the mixer will work even if it's not connected to a computer.
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While i have a nice set of bowers wilkins speakers, i am not as hifi and have no vinyl. This will do the job, I think, but there are probably $400 units by other manufacturers that would be better??? i dunno, but the other weak leak would be a not having a dedicated DAC. I only use this to record segments of DirecTV music channels for long flights. At home I now just do Rhapsody or Pandora for ease... super hifi doesnt matter when you are working out in the garage with power tools. Sorry I cant tell you more
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you won't notice any difference. if DJaying is more than a hobby for you then you wouldn't be resorting to this product. If it is a hobby. This will work perfectly. IF you are playing a big show I would suggest paying the money for an actual interface. I have both and this works great for smaller gigs.
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Actually It can be used with traktor, the thing is you have to find the proper configuration for it mapping all the buttons and functions to it. You can try it out see if it works out for you. On virtual DJ its more easier but it all depends on your style
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if you want a program like Serato/ Virtual DJ you can slave it to it and drop samples and beats it is just a MIDI controller it don't really have any sound it just takes anything that you put into it
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No your built in sound will be fine. The amp and software will clean everything up. Getting pops and clicks out of vinyl is a little tricky as it can make the recording sound muddy. Otherwise the amp worked great for me.
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You can run four mice and four stereo source at the same time, so I would say yes. However, there is no cross fade function like on a DJ mixer. The sound quality is quite good for a cheap mixer.
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It only has a USB Cable to connect to a Computer. Not sure if it will work for DJ.
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This amp, is for guitars and basically more of a portable unit to practice, or enjoy. But I would not recommend it for gigs. Not for DJs of course!
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Its not really a mixer for dj use. You need a mixer with a usb out. This one does not have that.