Faderfox DJ3 Einstellungen

[Derrick S]

Designed for live use on stage

This probably world’s smallest DJ-controllers are designed for live use on the stage.

All Faderfox controllers are professionally manufactured in series in Germany, ensuring high quality.

The 3rd generation brings a lot of new features like USB connection, better controls, access to four decks, access to four FX slots and much more.


Features

* Special controllers for DJ software (optimised for Native Instruments
Traktor Pro and Ableton Live)
* Setup files for Traktor Pro/Duo (as of V.1.2.4) and Live (as of V.8.1.1)
are shipped with the controller
* USB interface - class compliant / no driver necessary
* USB bus powering – consumption less than 500mW / 100mA
* Very compact design in a black, plastic casing (desktop format 180x105x70 mm, 350 g)
* Silver aluminium front plates with an anodised coating (abrasion resistant) and inscriptions
* High-quality faders, pots and encoders from ALPS
* New rubber knobs for best tactile feeling



5 new devices are optimized for a lot of different DJ setups.

Everybody should find the right device for each individual setup.

There are many possible combinations of micromodul controllers.

Start with a single unit and expand to a large controller setup later.




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Ready for some superior German engineering in your controller hardware? Before the APC or the Launchpad, before the Kontrol X1 from NI, Faderfox was the underground, boutique choice for controllers. “Professionally” made in Germany, the devices really are little tanks. They have incredibly solid-feeling buttons and knobs, and as opposed to the sprawling form factors of the consumer controllers, all that power is packed into a compact case. Whereas many controller layouts are combinations of relatively generic compromises, the Faderfox has also been tightly optimized for use with software like Traktor and Ableton Live.

That’s not to say the previous Faderfox wasn’t without some idiosyncrasies. In undying devotion to MIDI, they contained only MIDI DIN ports – no USB. That also meant that, for power, you needed to either plug them in or use 9V batteries.

No more: a refresh to the model improves controls, and adds driver-less USB support and USB bus power. That means you can plug them into any Mac, Windows, or Linux PC directly, without the need for drivers, and power from your computer reliably without an additional connection. (The power consumption on these devices is also very low, at 500mW / 100mA – a big deal, as the actual power produced by laptop USB ports can be unreliable.)

(IMG:http://createdigitalmusic.com/images/2010/06/dj3_a.jpg)

(IMG:http://createdigitalmusic.com/images/2010/06/dx3_a.jpg)

(IMG:http://createdigitalmusic.com/images/2010/06/fx3_a.jpg)

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quelle: http://createdigitalmusic.com/2010/06/10/f...usb/#more-11387

http://www.faderfox.de/

Der Beitrag wurde von Derrick S bearbeitet: 11 Jun 2010, 13:19

[Mysterio]

Gerade jetzt wo es denn NI X1 Kontroller gibt sehe ich nicht wirklich mehr bedarf für eine Standard Faderfox im Bereich eines DJs.

[robotrick]

Gerade jetzt wo es denn NI X1 Kontroller gibt sehe ich nicht wirklich mehr bedarf für eine Standard Faderfox im Bereich eines DJs.

leider kann der X1 auch nicht mehr als der faderfox, schoener ist allerdings die beleuchtung.
mit dem faderfox hinter nem dunklen dj pult ist es sicher kein spass zu spielen.