Rane Mixers General Discussion
Talk about Rane's Mixers for Serato Scratch Live:
the Sixty-Eight, Sixty-Two, Sixty-One, and the TTM 57SL.
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Jazzy Jeff stutter effect - 909 only or 57 also?
earwolf
4:18 AM 3 June 2006
you know the machine gun realtime edit effect, short loop thing...will the 57 get this/does it already have it?
thx
thx
Konix
4:57 AM 3 June 2006
You can sort of do this already, even without the 57 (meaning SL1 only). Just make a loop and use the vinyl control option to shorten the loop.
But a dedicated effect would be cool.
But a dedicated effect would be cool.
nik39
8:50 AM 3 June 2006
Cant you just start a cue point, keep the key pressed on your keyboard? It should give you the same effect.
earwolf
12:19 PM 3 June 2006
thats not it i'm afraid - its not a loop i want, because i want the track to carry on playing...its a dsp effect, not a retrigger of the actual track
Idlemind1999
1:46 PM 3 June 2006
is it more like this??
web.mac.com
He does it near the end of the first clip and again in the beginning of the second.
web.mac.com
He does it near the end of the first clip and again in the beginning of the second.
earwolf
12:21 AM 4 June 2006
i cant deal with quicktime for windows, its crapware of the highest order. i have qt alternative w/mpc but that aint hot on embedded dealios. but anyways i bet its the same.
Dj Aero
2:22 AM 4 June 2006
That effect is from a cdj-1000 it is down by adjusting the end point of a loop. You can do this with th TTM57sl with knob controlling the loop out adjust point. By the way the 909 has a similar function but definatly takes practice. The effect on the mixer is called "fader roll" you can use the up and down faders to control the loop.
mister iLL
4:42 PM 4 June 2006
Quote:
is it more like this??web.mac.com
He does it near the end of the first clip and again in the beginning of the second.
i didn't hear any effects on these....i heard fast backspinning, though. am i missing something?
Idlemind1999
5:40 PM 4 June 2006
Yeah thats all it was... I just wanted to know if thats close to what it sounded like.
earwolf
6:20 PM 4 June 2006
Quote:
That effect is from a cdj-1000 it is down by adjusting the end point of a loop. You can do this with th TTM57sl with knob controlling the loop out adjust point. By the way the 909 has a similar function but definatly takes practice. The effect on the mixer is called "fader roll" you can use the up and down faders to control the loop.but does the track continue to play in the meantime, so it keeps on beat? somewhat like that feature the denon s5000 had where it would revrese on the fly and drop back on beat?
Konix
6:42 PM 4 June 2006
Quote:
Quote:
That effect is from a cdj-1000 it is down by adjusting the end point of a loop. You can do this with th TTM57sl with knob controlling the loop out adjust point. By the way the 909 has a similar function but definatly takes practice. The effect on the mixer is called "fader roll" you can use the up and down faders to control the loop.but does the track continue to play in the meantime, so it keeps on beat? somewhat like that feature the denon s5000 had where it would revrese on the fly and drop back on beat?
I don't think so. That really is the same thing I posted in my clip above, it's just shortening the loop. I don't think the music will keep on playing.
Indeed I have a 909 also and the roll and fader roll effect will do that same short loop buzzing sound, but the music will keep on playing also. I will post a clip later.
Dj Aero
2:48 PM 5 June 2006
Yeah I should of been more clear. Jazzy was just doing doubles. The effect I was talking about was on the sample posted by Konix.
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