Comments for iPod DJing http://www.ipoddjing.co.uk DJ with your iPod - all about iPods and DJing Fri, 21 Nov 2008 14:12:46 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.1 Comment on Daniel Johnston -a challenge by t francis http://www.ipoddjing.co.uk/daniel-johnston-a-challenge/2008/08/20/#comment-98 t francis Thu, 11 Sep 2008 23:47:06 +0000 http://www.ipoddjing.co.uk/daniel-johnston-a-challenge/2008/08/20/#comment-98 GO DAN! I try and play him every time I DJ, it's not easy but ALWAYS results in a compliment from someone or other :-p GO DAN!
I try and play him every time I DJ, it’s not easy but ALWAYS results in a compliment from someone or other :-p

]]> Comment on iPod Touch and iPhone Ableton Midi controller by Confused http://www.ipoddjing.co.uk/ipod-touch-and-iphone-ableton-midi-controller/2008/06/08/#comment-52 Confused Sun, 17 Aug 2008 03:11:06 +0000 http://www.ipoddjing.co.uk/ipod-touch-and-iphone-ableton-midi-controller/2008/06/08/#comment-52 what's the name of the software? what’s the name of the software?

]]> Comment on Cortex Dmix-300 iPod DJ mixer by BeatMatching on the IDJ2 and Dmix-300 | iPod DJing http://www.ipoddjing.co.uk/cortex-dmix-300-ipod-dj-mixer/2008/07/20/#comment-51 BeatMatching on the IDJ2 and Dmix-300 | iPod DJing Sat, 16 Aug 2008 11:45:20 +0000 http://www.ipoddjing.co.uk/cortex-dmix-300-ipod-dj-mixer/2008/07/20/#comment-51 [...] BeatMatching on the IDJ2 and Dmix-300 Beatmatching or Beatmixing is an intergral part of modern DJing, and for iPod DJing has always presented a challenge due to the lack of pitch control, there have been DIY solutions to help iPod DJs to Beatmach but they talke longer to setup and are not an ideal solution to beatmatching, you can find out more about Beatmatching with an iPod here, this DIY technique allos iPod DJs to beatmatch using some of the most simple and basic iPod DJing setups, however for a professional sound and mix, an iPod DJ would be better off with the Numark IDJ2 or the Cortex Dmix-300. [...] […] BeatMatching on the IDJ2 and Dmix-300 Beatmatching or Beatmixing is an intergral part of modern DJing, and for iPod DJing has always presented a challenge due to the lack of pitch control, there have been DIY solutions to help iPod DJs to Beatmach but they talke longer to setup and are not an ideal solution to beatmatching, you can find out more about Beatmatching with an iPod here, this DIY technique allos iPod DJs to beatmatch using some of the most simple and basic iPod DJing setups, however for a professional sound and mix, an iPod DJ would be better off with the Numark IDJ2 or the Cortex Dmix-300. […]

]]> Comment on Organizing music for DJing on an iPod by BeatMatching on the IDJ2 and Dmix-300 | iPod DJing http://www.ipoddjing.co.uk/organizing-music-for-djing-on-an-ipod/2008/04/24/#comment-50 BeatMatching on the IDJ2 and Dmix-300 | iPod DJing Sat, 16 Aug 2008 11:45:05 +0000 http://www.ipoddjing.co.uk/organizing-music-for-djing-on-an-ipod/2008/04/24/#comment-50 [...] talke longer to setup and are not an ideal solution to beatmatching, you can find out more about Beatmatching with an iPod here, this DIY technique allos iPod DJs to beatmatch using some of the most simple and basic iPod DJing [...] […] talke longer to setup and are not an ideal solution to beatmatching, you can find out more about Beatmatching with an iPod here, this DIY technique allos iPod DJs to beatmatch using some of the most simple and basic iPod DJing […]

]]> Comment on BIRD ELECTRON - iPod Mini mixer by BIRD ELECTRON - iPod micro mixer | iPod DJing http://www.ipoddjing.co.uk/bird-electron-ipod-mini-mixer/2008/06/30/#comment-48 BIRD ELECTRON - iPod micro mixer | iPod DJing Sat, 05 Jul 2008 16:36:24 +0000 http://www.ipoddjing.co.uk/bird-electron-ipod-mini-mixer/2008/06/30/#comment-48 [...] You can have a look at the DJ5 mini mixer by Bird Electron here [...] […] You can have a look at the DJ5 mini mixer by Bird Electron here […]

]]> Comment on BIRD ELECTRON iPod split-cable mixer by Chrish http://www.ipoddjing.co.uk/bird-electron-ipod-split-cable-mixer/2008/06/26/#comment-46 Chrish Fri, 27 Jun 2008 21:55:26 +0000 http://www.ipoddjing.co.uk/bird-electron-ipod-split-cable-mixer/2008/06/26/#comment-46 Hey Ken, sorry for the late reply (not checked my blog for a long time). Your advise was great and I really appreciate your help. Just wanted to say thanks :) Hey Ken, sorry for the late reply (not checked my blog for a long time). Your advise was great and I really appreciate your help.

Just wanted to say thanks :)

]]> Comment on iPod DJing techniques by BIRD ELECTRON iPod split-cable mixer | iPod DJing http://www.ipoddjing.co.uk/ipod-djing-techniques/2008/04/28/#comment-40 BIRD ELECTRON iPod split-cable mixer | iPod DJing Thu, 26 Jun 2008 19:01:02 +0000 http://www.ipoddjing.co.uk/ipod-djing-techniques/2008/04/28/#comment-40 [...] the simplest iPod DJing Mixer Bird Electron make is the  DJ7, the DJ7 essentially allows two iPod outputs to be combined into a single output, giving you two decks and allowing you to mix using the volume control on each iPod. Like most iPod DJing solutions its still lacks that one critical point, it doesn’t allow you to control pitch, so you’ll have to organize your music like this. [...] […] the simplest iPod DJing Mixer Bird Electron make is the  DJ7, the DJ7 essentially allows two iPod outputs to be combined into a single output, giving you two decks and allowing you to mix using the volume control on each iPod. Like most iPod DJing solutions its still lacks that one critical point, it doesn’t allow you to control pitch, so you’ll have to organize your music like this. […]

]]> Comment on iScratch - iPod DJ software by Home made iPod DJ Mixer | iPod DJing http://www.ipoddjing.co.uk/iscratch-ipod-dj-software/2008/06/10/#comment-39 Home made iPod DJ Mixer | iPod DJing Sun, 15 Jun 2008 17:45:44 +0000 http://www.ipoddjing.co.uk/iscratch-ipod-dj-software/2008/06/10/#comment-39 [...] holds two iPods, each with a volume fader on either side and each installed with the Linux base iScratch software, this then feeds into a single output which plays out the headphones and/or an amp, [...] […] holds two iPods, each with a volume fader on either side and each installed with the Linux base iScratch software, this then feeds into a single output which plays out the headphones and/or an amp, […]

]]> Comment on How to create a BPM smartlist in iTunes by iKOOL-04 iPod DJ Mixer | iPod DJing http://www.ipoddjing.co.uk/how-to-create-a-bpm-smartlist-in-itunes/2008/05/15/#comment-26 iKOOL-04 iPod DJ Mixer | iPod DJing Sun, 08 Jun 2008 17:21:32 +0000 http://www.ipoddjing.co.uk/how-to-create-a-bpm-smartlist-in-itunes/2008/05/15/#comment-26 [...] iKOOL-04 iPod DJ Mixer The iKool - 04 iPod DJ mixer is a cheap affordable and effective iPod DJing solution, particularly for mobile DJing and for club and bed room DJs who don’t need an amazing amount of portabilty and are really looking for a simple and effective iPod DJing setup that fulfills all of the basic DJing needs whilst leveraging off the  technological innovation of the iPod. The iKool - 04 iPod DJ mixer is produced by Koolsounds one of the lesser know DJ manufacturers, they also produced the ICDS-190 iPod DJ CD Player, another iPod DJing solution. The iKool - 04 iPod DJ mixer differs however in that it is a mixer, and works off of a single iPod, splitting the audio into two channels and allowing a DJ to DJ from a single iPod, it has a total of 6 inputs making it compatible with a variety of other DJing equipment and USB reader, and card reader as well as a video ou make it very versatile as far as mixers go. The addition of gain and high, mid and low EQ on each of the two channels not to mention Headphone and mic controls adds the this iPod mixer, despite all this, it seems that The iKool - 04 iPod DJ mixer doesn’t fix one of the most glaring problems with iPod DJing in that it doesn’t address the need for an iPod pitch control, for the company that produced the ICDS-190 iPod DJ CD Player, this comes as a bit of a surprise, but still its a good piece of DJing kit if you can work around the pitch altering, the easiest way to do this can be found in this iPod DJing article here. [...] […] iKOOL-04 iPod DJ Mixer The iKool - 04 iPod DJ mixer is a cheap affordable and effective iPod DJing solution, particularly for mobile DJing and for club and bed room DJs who don’t need an amazing amount of portabilty and are really looking for a simple and effective iPod DJing setup that fulfills all of the basic DJing needs whilst leveraging off the  technological innovation of the iPod. The iKool - 04 iPod DJ mixer is produced by Koolsounds one of the lesser know DJ manufacturers, they also produced the ICDS-190 iPod DJ CD Player, another iPod DJing solution. The iKool - 04 iPod DJ mixer differs however in that it is a mixer, and works off of a single iPod, splitting the audio into two channels and allowing a DJ to DJ from a single iPod, it has a total of 6 inputs making it compatible with a variety of other DJing equipment and USB reader, and card reader as well as a video ou make it very versatile as far as mixers go. The addition of gain and high, mid and low EQ on each of the two channels not to mention Headphone and mic controls adds the this iPod mixer, despite all this, it seems that The iKool - 04 iPod DJ mixer doesn’t fix one of the most glaring problems with iPod DJing in that it doesn’t address the need for an iPod pitch control, for the company that produced the ICDS-190 iPod DJ CD Player, this comes as a bit of a surprise, but still its a good piece of DJing kit if you can work around the pitch altering, the easiest way to do this can be found in this iPod DJing article here. […]

]]> Comment on PS2 Midi controller conversion kit by iPod DJing http://www.ipoddjing.co.uk/ps2-midi-controller-conversion-kit/2008/05/24/#comment-25 iPod DJing Sat, 07 Jun 2008 16:49:14 +0000 http://www.ipoddjing.co.uk/ps2-midi-controller-conversion-kit/2008/05/24/#comment-25 Hi Mark, I'm not sure actually, although, the Midiator site seems to offer a lot of information about how to use the PS2 control as a Midi controller. Your best bet is to look there. Hi Mark, I’m not sure actually, although, the Midiator site seems to offer a lot of information about how to use the PS2 control as a Midi controller. Your best bet is to look there.

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