Ttusb Usb

USB DJ mixer / Turn?

http://cgi.ebay.com/Gemini-PS-626USB-PS626-USB-DJ-Mixer-Play-Record-PC-NEW_W0QQitemZ370115954616QQcmdZViewItemQQptZDJ_Gear_Lighting?hash=item562ca147b8&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14&_trkparms=65% 3A12 | 66% 3A2 | 39% 3A1 | 72% 3A1234 | 293% 3A1 | 294% 3A50 I searched on Ebay and I am interested in getting into the mix of music ... until now, I know nothing at all. For the link I posted above, is there a way I could get a USB turntable that plugs until I can own tunes mix together using the mixer? As if ... http://cgi.ebay.com/ION-AUDIO-TTUSB-USB-TURNTABLE-WITH-DUST-COVER-BRAND-NEW_W0QQitemZ360148413995QQcmdZViewItemQQptZLH_DefaultDomain_0?hash=item53da84ae2b&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14&_trkparms=65% 3A12 | 66% 3A2 | 39% 3A1 | 72% 3A1234 | 293% 3A1 | 294% 3A50 Please tell me everything you know, I really appreciate it. 10 points for best answer. Thankss!

obtain any of these. ok here are some dj'ing 101. keep in mind that may be dj'ing very expensive and may not be for everyone. Some kids just want to do because they want to look cool in front of the whole world and end up spending a fortune of money and then they are really crappy or they lose interest in it because they cannot figure how use commands or for any other reason. Now Im not saying that's what you're like, maybe you are, you may not, but its just a little heads up. I really recommend making a lot of knowledge about dj'ing, because as you said, you know nothing, but whatever you do please do not just dive suddenly, there you will have time, but it could save you tons of money if you know beforehand that dj'ing is not for you. Early research on the basic functions of a mixer by searching the web or go to your dj store and ask. So you learn dj'ing first. Oh and you really have a penchant for her, you must be honest with yourself and ask yourself "I am doing this to look cool, or what I really like mixing music" if you enjoy mixing music and skip to step Next, get your equipment. So now you've probably said "screw your advice anyways im buying equipment" or "yeah fall ill to know the ins and outs at first and then buy the equipment, but the answer is you'll want anyways equipment. There are three general types. MIDI Controllers, CD players, turntables and good ol '. Midi controllers to control your DJ software you have on your computer, your software usually include two or more bridges, side and side B. You download music from your computer on the software, then you load a track on one side and then another on the B side, except the song on the B side will be silent as you drag the crossfader fully to the left where the A side is that you only hear the A side, you'll be able to control the B-side through your headphones. As soon as the song touches at its end or when you change songs that you match the beat of songs, putting both at the same tempo with the pitch fader and use the crossfader to through the side A to side B and harmoniously and smoothly, hopefully (it is much more than that, but these are just the basic rules). But the purpose MIDI controller is that since the controller be left without using your mouse, which limits you to do one thing at a time and I can assure you it will not be a smooth ride and it seems that you check your Facebook or MySpace or by electronic mail or otherwise, the controller will give you freedom to use both hands to manipulate your dj software rather than the mouse. A good MIDI controller for the beginner is the Numark Omni Control, it has everything what is needed except a computer and a headset, it even has a good software to start using and once you get the hang of it I recommend the upgrade to the full Pro version for about a dollar to U.S. $ 100. . Oh, and the omni control connects to your computer via USB. Then there are like CD players Denon S-1200 or Pioneer CDJ-1000, but it seems to me that you love the idea of using equipment in order via USB i wont go on about blabberin CD players or turntables. So yes, why do not you go and check the control Omni, its the cheapest and the biggest thing facing there while maintaining fairly good quality and as a mark of confidence not a brand you've never heard of, "Oh, more good marks there are for future reference, Stanton, Vestax, Technics, Pioneer, Denon, Rane, and M-Audio. Try to stay away from other brands such as Behringer, American Audio, Hercules, and Cortex tend to be at the lower end of quality or are simply not as good as the best known brands. Sorry for the long answer, I can get carried away sometimes heheh: P. Well I hope this helps a little.

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