Rane produces a software/hardware package called "Serato Scratch Live" which will allow you to link your turntables directly to a laptop and manipulate MP3's or other audio files as if they were real records. In other words, every move that you make on the turntable, the corresponding audio from the computer will match exactly. There are other similar types of programs on the market, but Scratch Live is the most advanced and reliable. A demo version is available on the Scratch Live website, so you can get a feel for how the software interface works. You won't be able to use the full version, however, without purchasing the full package, which includes 2 "control records", a hardware interface, and the software itself. If you plan on playing live at all, it's definitely worth looking into this software as it will save you hundreds, if not thousands of dollars on vinyl, as well as eliminate the need to carry huge boxes of records with you.
Yes Sony makes a usb connected turntable just for this.
No, you don't have to keep the songs on your laptop. Once the songs are on your ipod you don't need the ones on your laptop.
songs dont' mix songs - people mix songs
The Digital Turntable Lab originally was a website one could go to in order to download specific songs. The Digital Turntable Lab is currently suspended and is unclear whether the company will ever return.
A DJ plays, scratch, and mixes songs.
About 80 mixes, which means around 100+ songs.
they are when itunes picks songs which go together well.
Yes
Unless you tell the ipod or laptop to deleate them no.
Too close
No. You could use regular computers to. You could use a laptop to.
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