mickzone 1 Report post Posted January 3, 2014 access to the quick grid code so other programmers can improve or take pressure off gibson team BPM: using manual loop function to find bpm.. using hot cues to re alline bpm if a track drifts later while playing. new functions. bmp by loop bmp from here (cue / hot cue) ableton has a great method to keep tracks in sync maybe we can use something similar or even use the same file info. Quick grid files should be graphical so you can see the waveform and markers and edit / move them on the pc if needed then save them. main board upgrade. the hardware of the unit has no issues so maybe offer main board upgrading with new cpus. Gibson you have a gem of a unit and it would be a shame to let it slip away. there is already a 8" display dj unit in china coming out with a tablet system using virtual dj or any other dj software you install. I will post a link to it if requested Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
mickzone 1 Report post Posted January 3, 2014 actually its here http://www.ebay.it/itm/LIVE-DJ-CONTROLLER-MP3-USB-SD-4-5-JOG-WHEELS-7-DISPLAY-SCREEN-TWIN-DECK-MIXER-/350708995500 apparently its poop going by reading reviews but if they get it right it could be a good challage Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
MKristo 0 Report post Posted January 6, 2014 actually its here http://www.ebay.it/itm/LIVE-DJ-CONTROLLER-MP3-USB-SD-4-5-JOG-WHEELS-7-DISPLAY-SCREEN-TWIN-DECK-MIXER-/350708995500 apparently its poop going by reading reviews but if they get it right it could be a good challage Review of this unit :) unit glitches when changing tracks Headphone out only switches between Cues A and B (center is silent) beat detection is not accurate no tap tempo no beat grid (despite the instructions saying so) So, no tap tempo means you can't fix the beat detection No beat grid means you can't even begin to figure out where it has got the number from This unit says it has a 7" screen? Well im looking at the image of it on the site and i see a TON of information compressed into a small screen. My opinion is that is WAY too small Keep in mind. its not measuring 7" left to right. Its measure is 7" top left corner to bottom right corner. Many of the controls lag by an unreasonable amount EQ and FX controls lag the worst scratch effect is unusable as it clips every time sync button responds when it feels like it Every album seems to list with track #2 first, then track #1 Pressing more than one button at once can often trigger other functions on the deck. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
DJ Balut 0 Report post Posted January 19, 2014 If your gonna make any comparison compare it against the industry standard: Pioneer's cdj 2000 nexus Yes it has all the bells and whistles but the scs.4dj functions just as well. Watching a YouTube video it has most of the same features without the price tag. I was almost laughing when they were talking as if these are new features :) Im glad I tried the scs.4dj first before considering to move up to the more expensive controllers... it certainly introduced me to the dj world without breaking the bank. I rediscovered my love for music again and gave me a fun hobby too! Now I'm ready to step up to the pro version but i also plan to keep the scs.4dj around. It's just too good of a unit to get rid ofI'm glad there's support for it even if it's 2 years old... I hope stanton can advise if the next generation of scs.4dj is in the works... I'd certainly hold off if so... I've been very happy with their products and services. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
