Posted: Tue Aug 25, 2009 8:52 pm
That's for sampling and producing not mixingadam_john wrote:I have some friends that use the Korg Nano line. I believe each piece is about $70.
http://www.korgnano.com/
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That's for sampling and producing not mixingadam_john wrote:I have some friends that use the Korg Nano line. I believe each piece is about $70.
http://www.korgnano.com/
You would be mistaken. My friends use them for DJing/mixing and live shows with Ableton.mkfd wrote:That's for sampling and producing not mixingadam_john wrote:I have some friends that use the Korg Nano line. I believe each piece is about $70.
http://www.korgnano.com/
Oh. Wheres the fader? :/adam_john wrote:You would be mistaken. My friends use them for DJing/mixing and live shows with Ableton.mkfd wrote:That's for sampling and producing not mixingadam_john wrote:I have some friends that use the Korg Nano line. I believe each piece is about $70.
http://www.korgnano.com/
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.
Well, you did say budget. Plus you didn't mention what platform you are on.mkfd wrote:Oh. Wheres the fader? :/adam_john wrote:You would be mistaken. My friends use them for DJing/mixing and live shows with Ableton.mkfd wrote:That's for sampling and producing not mixingadam_john wrote:I have some friends that use the Korg Nano line. I believe each piece is about $70.
http://www.korgnano.com/
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.