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Post by mkfd » Tue Aug 25, 2009 8:52 pm

adam_john wrote:I have some friends that use the Korg Nano line. I believe each piece is about $70.

http://www.korgnano.com/
That's for sampling and producing not mixing
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Post by adam_john » Tue Aug 25, 2009 9:50 pm

mkfd wrote:
adam_john wrote:I have some friends that use the Korg Nano line. I believe each piece is about $70.

http://www.korgnano.com/
That's for sampling and producing not mixing
You would be mistaken. My friends use them for DJing/mixing and live shows with Ableton.

Did you happen to see the NanoKontrol?

You didn't really specify how you were doing your digital djing...in any case. Yes, you can use the NanoKontrol w/Ableton to DJ. It's entry level too.
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Post by mkfd » Tue Aug 25, 2009 11:42 pm

adam_john wrote:
mkfd wrote:
adam_john wrote:I have some friends that use the Korg Nano line. I believe each piece is about $70.

http://www.korgnano.com/
That's for sampling and producing not mixing
You would be mistaken. My friends use them for DJing/mixing and live shows with Ableton.

Did you happen to see the NanoKontrol?

You didn't really specify how you were doing your digital djing...in any case. Yes, you can use the NanoKontrol w/Ableton to DJ. It's entry level too.
Oh. Wheres the fader? :/
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Post by mickledan » Wed Aug 26, 2009 12:18 am

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Post by deadly_habit » Wed Aug 26, 2009 12:34 am

mpk88 due this month full 88 weigtheed full mpc style pads and transport controls and 16x16 pots and faders
full88 yamaha kx8 300$ vs orig tag of 700
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Post by mks » Wed Aug 26, 2009 12:48 am

mkfd wrote:
adam_john wrote:
mkfd wrote:
adam_john wrote:I have some friends that use the Korg Nano line. I believe each piece is about $70.

http://www.korgnano.com/
That's for sampling and producing not mixing
You would be mistaken. My friends use them for DJing/mixing and live shows with Ableton.

Did you happen to see the NanoKontrol?

You didn't really specify how you were doing your digital djing...in any case. Yes, you can use the NanoKontrol w/Ableton to DJ. It's entry level too.
Oh. Wheres the fader? :/
Well, you did say budget. Plus you didn't mention what platform you are on.

Anyways, I've been rocking one of those NanoKontrols with Live until I get the APC40. It's cool, especially for $60 bucks. Not the best, but it works fine. I set the crossfader to a rotary knob, channel faders with the vertical faders and EQ settings with the rest of the rotary knobs. No prob!
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