It's not just about being able to touch the vinyl, its about seeing the music on the vinyl itself so you can cue, phrase match and mix using the "map" laid out on the record for you because of how voltage controlled feed back cutting technology works.
It's not just about being able to touch the vinyl, its about seeing the music on the vinyl itself so you can cue, phrase match and mix using the "map" laid out on the record for you because of how voltaged controlled feed back cutting technology works.
I run serrato with vinyl and I was wondering if there is something like this I can use without CDs to avoid worrying about the needle. I saw a vestax (I think it was vestax) setup with a lazer that watched the vinyl motion and did this same thing, but I don't know how it worked and I can't find it online.
I think it's funny that you scratched with a record that had scratching on it already. Breaking the fourth wall.
Anywho, Someone should make a CDJ with a moving table, which has numerous points on its outer edge to measure the table speed, and in turn hold the music on RAM and mathematically mess with it. Good Video!
If you don't wann use a laptop/Serato. And you don't mind ripping cd's this is the way to go! With the TTM-1 it is hard to beaf for the price, Scratching is great and betmix using your 12's just like vinyl! Have had the cd-dj-1 for at least a year and love it!!
I've already called their office out in Cali and left a voice message. Imma' get on the writing thing to, how bout you do the same if ya feel the same way.
i was fooled!!! i thought you wad hybrid turntables that play both cd and vinyl! what you can do with them is put a cd in, and a special vinyl on top, and when you play the cd you can move the vinyl about to scratch the cd
Hey jon... did u know my tables are CDJ... theyre vynil tops... but u put cd's in.. and then you just scratch the cd's. VERY high tech, VERY superior.. didnt know if u knew these existed. take a look at my video #1... u'll see!
U can use ur slipmats if u want, dont have to use a record.
love the TT-M1, ive tested it and works great. Scratching is Great, actually a lil more accurate than serato. Thats how good it is and sadly hasnt got enough media attention that it should get.
i actually had a chance to play around with one of those in conjunction with a Tascam CD-DJ1.
I think it will be very useful for my mixes - i'd love to control the CD with my turntable's platter.
one thing i was wondering was, how easy is it to change the record with the TT-M1 on your turntable? I'd want to be able to use both vinyl and CD. can the vinyl be changed with it on, or does it have to be removed?
The 'Numark CDX' actually has a vinyl (without a song pressed) on top of the platter, it is also 12inch so it is basically has a look and feel of vinyl
it will not work on normal cd player... works only on cd players that has support for it. The cd player needs to receive the data sent by that equipment and normal cd player doesn't have that kind of functionality.
I wish they made a new product for the TT-M1. I'm tired of burning CD's. They should do something like Scratch Live or Final Scratch but with the TT-M1 rather than vinyl. I love the TT-M1!
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It's not just about being able to touch the vinyl, its about seeing the music on the vinyl itself so you can cue, phrase match and mix using the "map" laid out on the record for you because of how voltage controlled feed back cutting technology works.
battlestarvfx 11 months ago
It's not just about being able to touch the vinyl, its about seeing the music on the vinyl itself so you can cue, phrase match and mix using the "map" laid out on the record for you because of how voltaged controlled feed back cutting technology works.
battlestarvfx 11 months ago
Very nice, you should check out the SL-DZ1200 accessories at SENSEI HAUS
realvinyldj 1 year ago
I run serrato with vinyl and I was wondering if there is something like this I can use without CDs to avoid worrying about the needle. I saw a vestax (I think it was vestax) setup with a lazer that watched the vinyl motion and did this same thing, but I don't know how it worked and I can't find it online.
jessejarrar 2 years ago
hi their is your tt m1 up for sale as i have just bought this cd player if you dont use it thz ,
wezbash 2 years ago
what is the cheapest cd playing equipment that would work with the ttm1?
minimierno13 2 years ago
@minimierno13 the Tascam
DJJohndice 2 years ago
ok thx
minimierno13 2 years ago
I think it's funny that you scratched with a record that had scratching on it already. Breaking the fourth wall.
Anywho, Someone should make a CDJ with a moving table, which has numerous points on its outer edge to measure the table speed, and in turn hold the music on RAM and mathematically mess with it. Good Video!
mikeb1444 2 years ago
If you don't wann use a laptop/Serato. And you don't mind ripping cd's this is the way to go! With the TTM-1 it is hard to beaf for the price, Scratching is great and betmix using your 12's just like vinyl! Have had the cd-dj-1 for at least a year and love it!!
jtapia1970 2 years ago
You could mount it on your turntable but I don't think it'll control the USB. You could give it a try.
steeltownbrown52 3 years ago
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pepetoni34 3 years ago
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ayottegirl74 3 years ago
can the tt m1 be used with virtual dj
instinctsprint2008 3 years ago
No, it can't be used, it can be used only with some Vestax and Tascam CD Players
Ryoga2K 3 years ago
slow pickup on the turntable at 2:39
password34 4 years ago
sweet! can you play the cd and the vinyl at the same time? and like scratch at the same time?
sasquatch888 4 years ago
Real DJ' playing vinyl!
This Toys are jog!
male770 4 years ago
meh, what about the wheel putting a force on the vinyl. The platter wont move as swiftly as with no wheel on it, does it?
I like the idea of time code systems better.:)
djthefluff 4 years ago
It uses optical tracking like a mouse, so it doesn't affect performance.
Sonicphreak 4 years ago 2
what company makes that
sticktoons 4 years ago
TT-M1 is made by Tascam and the cd player ther(I think CDR-05 its called) is made by Vestax.
steeltownbrown52 4 years ago 2
Yeah - tt1 is great - so easy to use. Apparently Tascam have their own CD player out now - looks quite nifty
spitfiremcguire 4 years ago
I hope Tascam,Vestax or whoever makes another cd player thats compatible with the TT-M1. This time with a USB flash drive and outlet.
steeltownbrown52 4 years ago 2
Write to them - probably glad of user led ideas
spitfiremcguire 4 years ago
I've already called their office out in Cali and left a voice message. Imma' get on the writing thing to, how bout you do the same if ya feel the same way.
steeltownbrown52 4 years ago
serato rules, ttm1 sucks! get a serato or a virtual vinyl or just a final scratch , even m-audio torq. this is a waste of money
djuauy 4 years ago
it is'nt actually cause its the most affordable for digital dj'ing. I don't wanna buy a laptop.
steeltownbrown52 4 years ago
How is it a waste of money? Its affordable and convenient Mr. MoneyBags. The only downside is you have to keep using more and more CD's.
steeltownbrown52 3 years ago
hi can you only use the tt-m1 on technics and vestex and numark if i rember?
djalexd07 5 years ago
Yes you can.
ellaskins 5 years ago
don't numarks have a power button or something where it is mounted?
asluggett 4 years ago
like an old dynamo on ya bike?
bizzyfingers 5 years ago
lol it seems.. but i think that is an "optical reader".. it doesnt touch the platter..
but im not sure.. i dont own one of these
fermixx 4 years ago
i was fooled!!! i thought you wad hybrid turntables that play both cd and vinyl! what you can do with them is put a cd in, and a special vinyl on top, and when you play the cd you can move the vinyl about to scratch the cd
BigMilan 5 years ago
Hey jon... did u know my tables are CDJ... theyre vynil tops... but u put cd's in.. and then you just scratch the cd's. VERY high tech, VERY superior.. didnt know if u knew these existed. take a look at my video #1... u'll see!
BrandoB 5 years ago
you should look into serato scratch live
tr3vorx 5 years ago
if you're a kajillionaire. The TT-M1 and CD-DJ1 are the most affordable. The only downside is you'll be burning alot of CD's.
steeltownbrown52 3 years ago
U can use ur slipmats if u want, dont have to use a record.
love the TT-M1, ive tested it and works great. Scratching is Great, actually a lil more accurate than serato. Thats how good it is and sadly hasnt got enough media attention that it should get.
JonAvalon 5 years ago
hey john,
i actually had a chance to play around with one of those in conjunction with a Tascam CD-DJ1.
I think it will be very useful for my mixes - i'd love to control the CD with my turntable's platter.
one thing i was wondering was, how easy is it to change the record with the TT-M1 on your turntable? I'd want to be able to use both vinyl and CD. can the vinyl be changed with it on, or does it have to be removed?
dseung 5 years ago
all you do is lift the wheel up and it is totaly out of the way!
100% user friendly johnathan
ellaskins 5 years ago
The 'Numark CDX' actually has a vinyl (without a song pressed) on top of the platter, it is also 12inch so it is basically has a look and feel of vinyl
ssShaunW1 5 years ago
so does the Technics SL-DZ1200, Im not sure if its a 12" jog though, looks more like a 10" jog.
Abrasaxon 5 years ago
numark cdx thousand times better man..
fermixx 4 years ago
numark lmfao
djnate89 4 years ago 2
Does any other company make these ive been looking at time coded vinyl but its so expensive?
Thanks
djsean2007 5 years ago
ok i've heard of that b4, but what IS time coded vinyl?
BigMilan 5 years ago
Its smilar to this idea you use your pc or laptop music libary which is transfered onto the vinyl on your turntables using a midi controller!
There are expensive ones like Serrato and Torq or cheap ones like mixvibes!
Basically alot cheeper than vinyl and more acessable!
djsean2007 5 years ago
interesting. i'll look this up.
BigMilan 5 years ago
here u dont need timecoded vinyls..
u dont need a vinyl neither.. u can scratch even with ur splitmap
fermixx 4 years ago
ooh just had to add..
you can also use SSL which puts the music from the pc into the vinyl :)
slappy991 5 years ago
or you could setup a loop station :D like
dj inferno if you check out his vids!!
slappy991 5 years ago
will it work on a normal cd player?
LiamLewis92 5 years ago
it will not work on normal cd player... works only on cd players that has support for it. The cd player needs to receive the data sent by that equipment and normal cd player doesn't have that kind of functionality.
syntse 5 years ago
No, you need the relevent input. The tt-m1 is a special controller for all the TASCAM cd-x series of cd players. johnathan
ellaskins 5 years ago
I wish they made a new product for the TT-M1. I'm tired of burning CD's. They should do something like Scratch Live or Final Scratch but with the TT-M1 rather than vinyl. I love the TT-M1!
steeltownbrown52 3 years ago
what thts cool sweeeeet
JAMESJW2006 5 years ago
Oh yes, gotta love vinyl burn :(
briansredd 5 years ago
For those who want to seek more info on that piece of equipment it's 'Tascam TT-M1'
syntse 5 years ago
cool gadgit....Kepp the videos comming.
MrWikked 5 years ago
This is the kinda video you should be making. More quality please, less piano nonsense.
If your set is 2 decks and 1 cd-j, and you still mix vinyl into vinyl, how easy is it to move that thing and get vinyl on the platter?
silverzstudio 5 years ago
will this work with a normal cd player?
raveboy1210 5 years ago
you done a deal with vestax ?
raveboy1210 5 years ago
I'm also wondering about... why not on technics ?!
compile92 5 years ago
Like time coded vynal :)
djscraig1 5 years ago