Wamp
10:55 PM - 24 September, 2015
Hi all
New guy here.
Long story short, I used to mix ( bedroom/ house party level) when I was younger, using 1210's and loved it. Then I grew up, got older, got married, had kids, and due to lack of time/money/ and space, my turntables ended up being sold.
But the bug never really left, and now I really want to get back into it.
TT's aren't an option, I still have neither the space, not the money for them. So I figured digital is the way to go.
From what I can gather ( and this is my question) Serato seems to be regarded as the purer DJ software, meaning its less aimed towards remixing / controllerism than Traktor is.
Would this be a fair assesment? If so then it's exactly what I need, as I want to feel as close to the mixing I did in my youth as I can.
Also, with this in mind, I figured I'd go for a Mixtrack Pro 3 for those lovely long pitch faders, and the fact that I've not got a huge amount to spend.
I gotta ask, hows the platters on the MIxtrack? I mean I know they're nothing like TT, but are they passable enough for cueing etc?
So yeah I'd love to hear input from anyone, especially those who have come back after a few years away!