hip hop vs techno/dance

Juggernaut wrote:

if Pioneer had pitch hold

Well Pioneer has Master Tempo which is Time Stretching as far as I know.

Vickylicious wrote:

[quote quote="Juggernaut":1t3ulswz]if Pioneer had pitch hold

Well Pioneer has Master Tempo which is Time Stretching as far as I know.[/quote:1t3ulswz]
Aye….but let me explain what i mean.

So you’ve got a track but it’s out of key with the other one…shifting it up a semitone or a tone will sort it out. with numark cd players you can up the tempo and pitch, but there’s the keylock function.

this therefore locks the pitch of the track, when enabled but you can then return the tempo of the track back to 0 or whatever without the pitch going too.

Pioneer’s master tempo is ok (and abused by me heavily) but the keylock is a hella lot better when you’re feeling lazy and don’t wanna work that hard in making all tracks mix in key…

will….i dunno, i’m not a scratch dj. what mixer did you get again??..generally speaking scratch dj’s/turntablists prefer a much shorter x-fader (but very slick, not sticky) with control over the shape of the slope. i’m not going to suggest anything…other than go out to stores that sell mixers and have a play with them. if you can’t do that, ask other people who scratch what their preference is.

In Silico wrote:

Just get Serato ScratchLIVE and steal ya music from tha internets. FV©|< the RIAA.

i hope thats a joke!