Why Is Connecting a Turntable
to My Computer Important
For The Best Parties You Have
To Have An MP3 Player
Connecting a
Turntable to My Computer was not a
daunting task like most people made it out to be. I guess
it was easy for me being that I am a producer and already had a Macbook Pro
laptop from Apple and M-Audio monitors as speakers with a
killer Mackie Mixer.
Here is how it all started out. I went to my local Guitar
Center to grab some monster cables for a gig we were setting up
for one of our rap artist
here in Atlanta and BAM I saw it. What the hell is this I
asked the salesman. Oh, that he said...it's a turntable that
allows you to play MP3's or CD's and scratch and mix them by
using your laptop if you have one. WHAT?
Okay, I'll take those monster cables and two of
those turntables with that nice smoke
machine and light combination. Now I'm not a DJ ladies and
gentlemen but I knew I would tinker around with this
because I like throwing parties at my crib.
So anyway I got it all home and read the
instructions and come to find out that the hardest part
about hooking this equipment up was getting the usb drive
to read correct due to all my other software on my
Macbook like Protools, Logic and
all those damn VST's especially Sampletank XL. After I got
passed that I was officially a got damn DJ because I had
some killer mixes going the first day on the job per
say.
With all of my hip hop beats and the mp3's I have on my
laptop I was set to crush some stuff. The fact that these
were 3 speed
portable turntables too made it that much better. I'm
even considering buying some amplifiers and some non-active
Mackie monitors and deejaying partime being that it so
easy.
I'm sure you real spinners who have the
Numarks and the technics are pissed at people
like me but you will need to get over that because as long as
the industry is making equipment compatible to ipods and other
laptop computers you will always have to justify those four or
five record crates you carry around everywhere.
Vinyl's are great but they can't touch mp3's and will be
taking a subservient position soon.
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