So basically he has his FX running globally except for the tape delay which only affects his sample deck… hmmm…gotta try out this routing! Im actually mostly interested in the way he routes his FX units… ive been having a hard time figuring out a stable routing setup where i dont have to constantly turn on/off my effects per deck… it just gets me way too confused when im in the middle of a live setup Read More: Creative Ways To Use The Traktor Remix Decks Or Samples In A Real DJ Setĭo you have any magic FX for the remix decks? Listen to more of Belmont’s mixes here on Soundcloud. Watch a detailed explanation of the setup where Belmont discusses his magic use of the tape delay with the remix deck and samples: Midi Fighter Twister: Traktor Sequencer.On the Kontrol X1 MK2s, Belmont only used the default mapping, but for the Midi Fighters he used some custom mappings from the DJTT Maps repository: Note: Remix Deck FX only is activated in channel 1.Fx3: Single Mode – Reverb (Decks A,B,C,D).Fx2: Group Mode – Wormhole, Beatmasher, Filter (Decks A,B,C).Fx1: Single Mode – Delay T3 (Decks A,B,C).Chroma Cables & Chroma Caps – used to add some color to my setup □.4 port USB Hub – used to connect all USB devices.Midi Fighter 3D – used to trigger single-shot samples and launch some clips.Midi Fighter Twister – used to control Deck D, sequencing drum beats.Kontrol X1 MK2 – used to control four decks, FX control, Loops and Beatjumps.( You can use any four channel mixer – built in soundcards make for optimal convenience!) Allen & Heath Xone 42 – with an external sound-card (MOTU UltraLite MKIII Hybrid) that has four independent channels coming out from Traktor into the mixer.Today DJTT community member Belmont shows off how he mixes with a Midi Fighter 3D, Midi Fighter Twister, two Kontrol X1 Mk2s, Traktor, and any four channel mixer.īelmont shared the specifics of the gear he used in this video: PLEASE REPORT posts and comments that violate the above rules or just suck.One of the most popular DJTT articles was a discussion in 2012 about choosing between modular setups or all-in-one DJ rigs. Despite the influx of tons of fantastic all-in-one controllers and standalone gear like the XDJ-RX, modular DJ controllers are still a very popular, affordable, and versatile choice. Posts asking “what should I play for this gig?”.Obvious spam for youtube channels/gig logs/blogs/advertisements.Support the people who make your hobby/career possible. Posts discussing music piracy (in the sense of people asking how where or how to pirate music, if you want to have an actual discussion on piracy and how it pertains to the industry, by all means).Self-promotion posts including mixes, tunes, events, companies, etc.The following topics are against sub rules and will be deleted: Gig pictures/Stories - should be posted in the weekly gigs thread We will also allow high profile posts - say if a regular user gets a feature mix on DJCity or a Serato sponsored set or a established DJ set. Mixes - Most mix posts will be deleted although short routines, showcasing of interesting technique, and videos that shows off the poster doing something cool is fine. Meme/Humor/crappy image posts belong in /r/DJsCircleJerk. Please ensure you are posting to the correct subredditĪny and all beginner questions and posts should be made in /r/Beatmatch. Trolling, slapfights, general assholery is not encouraged and it also goes without saying that racist, sexist, homophobic, and transphobic posts and language will not be tolerated at all.Please try to be polite, friendly and helpful when commenting. There is also an entire subreddit /r/Beatmatch dedicated to helping new DJs learn. If you are new and are interested in learning how to DJ please check out this thread first. r/DJs is a subreddit for general DJ discussion: equipment, techniques, news, music, etc.
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