Mobile DJ-Systeme / Midi Mischer Einstellungen

[Derrick S]

durchaus intressantes Teil hier:

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Der schwedische Hersteller Tonium kündigt mit Pacemaker das weltweit erste mobile DJ-System für die Hosentasche an, das im Juli auf dem Sonar-Festival erstmals zu sehen sein wird.

Ausgestattet mit zahlreichen professionellen Features zur Audiobearbeitung erlaubt es Pacemaker, Musikstücke neu zu mixen, zu überblenden oder mit Effekten zu bearbeiten. Mit an Bord sind zwei Crossfader für Line-Out und Kopfhörer, Bend-, Pitch- und Loop-Funktionen, Equalizer, zusätzliche Effektalgorithmen sowie eine USB-Schnittstelle zur Datenübertragung.

Unterstützt werden die Dateiformate MP3, VBR, AAC, WMA, OGG, FLAC und WAV, die auf der internen 120 GB Festplatte gespeichert werden können. Pacemaker versteht sich nach Aussage des Herstellers gleichzeitig als weltweite Plattform, über die man selbst erstellte Mixe völlig legal online tauschen kann.

Das nur 200 Gramm schwere Gerät soll bereits ab Oktober 2007 im Handel erhältlich sein.

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quelle: beat.de

mehr dazu: http://www.pacemaker.net/

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[Derrick S]

Cortex legt nach:

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Mit der dMIX-300 Digital Music Control Station präsentiert Cortex die erste all-in-one Mixing-Lösung für den Digital-DJ. Das Gerät besitzt neben einem iPOD-Dock eine USB 2.0-Schnittstelle, an die sich mittels Hub bis zu vier digitale Zuspieler wie CD/DVD-Player, Memory-Sticks oder MP3-Player anschließen lasen.

Das Datenbank-gestützte Dateisystem erlaubt einen schnellen Zugriff auf die gespeicherten Daten. Alternativ steht ein File-Explorer zur Verfügung, mit dem sich durch die Datenstruktur navigieren lässt. Der Streaming-Controller unterstützt die Datenformate MP3 bis 320 kbps, WAV und Audio-CD bei 44,1 kHz/16 Bit.

Für den Anschluss analoger Quellen besitzt der dMIX-300 einen Mic-Input, zwei Stereo-Eingänge in Cinch-Ausführung, davon einen mit Ground-Klemme sowie drei analoge Ausgänge. Neben einem Jog-Wheel mit den Funktionen Suchen, Pitch-Bend und Scratch stehen auch ein Dreiband-Equalizer und ein Crossfader zur Verfügung. Das Gerät wird in Kürze auch in Deutschland im Handel erhältlich sein. (AW)

quelle: beat.de

Features:
iPod® Dock
The Dmix-300 can be used as an iPod® computer dock to transfer files to your iPod® without having to remove it from your dMIX! The unit comes with supports for both standard (3g and above) iPod® s, as well as iPod® Mini’s and Nano’s.

Firmware Upgradeable
The dMIX’s internal software can be upgraded simply by downloading new software, FREE from the Cortex website.

Cross-Platform USB Connectivity
The dMIX offers the ability to manipulate music stored on USB devices such as hard drives, flash memory, optical drives, and personal music players, regardless of platform.

Jog Wheel
With the Tri-Mode Jog Wheel, users can search, pitch bend or even scratch just as if it were a vinyl turntable!

Database-Driven Music Management
The dMIX-300 uses a database management system that allows the user to search through a massive library of music within seconds, by artist, title, genre, album or even by string.

Playlist Support
Easily make Playlists and sort songs based on Artist, Genre, etc., via your computer for use on your dMIX-300 unit with our Database Software SE a FREE download from the Cortex website.

CD-Audio and CD-R/DVD-R Support
No need to abandon the CD collection, the dMIX-300 is able to play audio CDs or user-created CD-Rs or DVD-Rs loaded with MP3 or WAV music files with any compatible USB CD-ROM or DVD-ROM drive.

Keyboard Support
Quickly find that hot new track in a massive library of music with just a few taps of a USB-compatible keyboard.

VBR & CBR File Support
The dMIX-300 can play all your MP3's; CBR or VBR at any bitrate up to 320kbps.

Multi-language Support
The dMIX-300 supports multiple languages including English, French, and Spanish.

Ultra-fast Instant Start
From Cue to Start, get into the mix with no delay.

Adjustable Autofade
Easily Autofade from one track to another in a Playlist; adjustable from 1 to 12 seconds.

Backlit LCD Display
The brightly illuminated, backlit LCD main playback screen displays info on any track in the catalog, showing everything from the essentials such as artist, track title, pitch, time elapsed/remaining to detailed information including file format (MP3 or WAV), genre, and track length. This display allows more extensive visualization of parameters than a conventional CD player.

PC-Based Database Creation
Databases can be created via the HDC unit or the PC application, allowing users to create and manage database files at a gig, or on a home computer with lightning fast speed.

Search Options
The cataloging system gives you several browsing options, including Search by Artist, Song, Title, Album, and Genre. This system allows users to search the same way they would using an iPod™ or similar portable music player.

File Explorer Mode
Allows users to browse through files and directories as if they were using a computer, showing them the directory structure and file names exactly as they exist on the storage device. DJs with their own organizational system can navigate it quicker than using the database.

String Search
Users can search by a certain word or phrase to find tracks on their storage device, even if they're unsure of the name. When the user inputs a keyword, it will search all Artists, Titles, Albums, and Genres, and show all matches to that keyword. For instance, searching for the word 'LOVE' might bring up (3) artists. It might also find (60) titles, (10) albums and (1) genre. The user can then select the artists, titles, albums, or genres from that list.

Storage Device Selection
Take a client's request from his iPod or USB memory flash drive, plug it in, and play it right away without having to reboot the unit. With an iPod Dock and one USB ports (and support for up to 4 devices when using a USB hub), the dMIX-300 unit allows users to connect and recognize multiple storage devices to access a variety of separate music databases simultaneously.

Cue Point Management
Cue points can be set like a normal CD player, so that the DJ can return to a certain time in the track just by pressing a button. Cue points may also be saved permanently to the connected storage device, allowing them to load with a track automatically.

RCA Outputs for Master, Booth, and Record
Quick and easy connectivity to almost any amplification source, monitor set-up, or recording device.

3 Band EQ / Gain section
Easily isolate or accentuate Treble, Midrange, and Bass frequencies on each channel while ‘in the mix’ for optimum functionality and creativity. Set your optimum audio volume prior to the line faders on each channel.

Super Smooth Cross Fader with Selectable Curve
Premium Super Smooth Crossfader with Selectable Curve allows users ultimate flexibility and functionality to personalize their mixes.

Performance Protection
Every Cortex unit features exclusive protection from accidental shutdown while playing, securing your precious digital files from sudden corruption and preserving your performance. To turn the unit off, simply press and hold the power button for more than 2 seconds.



mehr dazu: http://www.cortex-pro.com/dmix_300.php

Der Beitrag wurde von derrick s. bearbeitet: 12 Jun 2007, 11:59