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Pioneer Freak Location: Long Beach
Registered: 05 April 1999
Posts: 5728
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We are going to release a 30 day trial version of DJ Booth. It will give the end user the idea of how pwerfull DJ Booth is. Any ginny pigs out there want to test our trial version? Here are the system requirements:
Quote: "Karaoke Karl" Detken Director of Product Planning & Artist Relations - North America PIONEER Electronics (USA), Inc. - Pro Audio Group http://www.PioneerProDj.com |
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Pioneer Fanatic Location: Caldwell, NJ & Hartford, CT
Registered: 11 December 2001
Posts: 1091
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ill test the mac version if u guys make one
 oh, and karl, u mean GUINEA pig, rite  |
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Pioneer Addict Location: New Orleans, LA
Registered: 19 June 2001
Posts: 3654
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What do Guinea Pigs eat? Cuz Ima hungry for some beta software. What does one have to do to become a beta tester up in here?
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Pioneer Fanatic Location: Caldwell, NJ & Hartford, CT
Registered: 11 December 2001
Posts: 1091
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nothin...just let karl know u want to (which you just did!)
i guess your computer would just have to meet those minimal requirements. |
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Pro DJ Location: Cleveland / Solon, Ohio
Registered: 28 November 2002
Posts: 725
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Karl,
Email me I have a guy in Michigan that might be interested. |
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Pioneer Fanatic Location: USA
Registered: 30 March 2001
Posts: 1107
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I'm with Tony on this one. I'll test a Mac version if you guys are making one.
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Pro DJ Location: Cleveland / Solon, Ohio
Registered: 28 November 2002
Posts: 725
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Quote: Karl, This is the guy (LBH) I was talking about. When you can please get in touch with him about DJ Booth and I will help him through the little things as he needs it. |
Resident DJ Location: Birthplace of House
Registered: 23 August 2002
Posts: 206
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Karl,
Count me in as a guinea pig. My $ony laptop is waiting. I'd prefer a Mac version too.  |
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Pioneer Fanatic Registered: 16 May 1999
Posts: 1445
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933 mhz processor? whoa... is that code not optimized or what?! All the other specs seem fine for what that software does. imho it should be able to run on half that.
For mac users, you can try running it in VirtualPC for a taste of what it does. |
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Resident DJ Location: Chicago (now Champaign)
Registered: 24 March 2001
Posts: 525
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id be good for it
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Resident DJ Location: Nor Cal
Registered: 17 December 2001
Posts: 327
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I give it a shot. Looks like fun.
Josh |
Sanity cleansed daily. Location: Vancouver, Canada
Registered: 24 October 2006
Posts: 22813
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Dave - remember, you're getting 2x MP3 processes going on, plus pitch controling with master tempo...
Pioneer National Trainer // Product Specialist  |
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Resident DJ Location: Austin, Texas
Registered: 05 April 1999
Posts: 216
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Count me in. I have both 2000 and xp.
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Resident DJ Location: WASHINGTON DC
Registered: 21 February 2002
Posts: 135
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I wanna get in on this party! What do I have to do???
Muggsy |
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Pioneer Addict Location: Seattle WA, US
Registered: 04 February 2000
Posts: 3656
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Quote: Oh no, it requires 2.5 year old computer techology.  Don't forget we PC users broke the ghz barrier a long time ago. We're potentially playing and mixing 2 sound sources at one time, plus that snazzy user interface. It's got some work to do, and I bet they padded it a little to keep from getting phone calls on performance. |
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Resident DJ Location: Fallbrook,CA
Registered: 15 November 1999
Posts: 646
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I'll try it KK.....Trend
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Pioneer Fanatic Registered: 16 May 1999
Posts: 1445
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Pfft... my 333 mhz Mac can encode 2 MP3s and playback 2 mp3 streams at once; I'm sure a Windows machine at double that mhz could so the same. Or how about a Pro Tools session running 8 tracks of audio with effects? And the kicker: a whole Reason rack running flawlessly being controlled with a serial midi keyboard speaks for itself. Apparently, a small company like Propellerheads know how to program better than a huge company like Pioneer. It just seems like the trend lately is as the mhz goes up, programmers get sloppier and sloppier with their coding and things just bloat to all extremes--all those damned shared libraries, etc.
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Pioneer Freak Location: Long Beach
Registered: 05 April 1999
Posts: 5728
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Hey MAC inquireies. Sorry there is NO plans for a MAC version. Sorry.
"Karaoke Karl" Detken Director of Product Planning & Artist Relations - North America PIONEER Electronics (USA), Inc. - Pro Audio Group http://www.PioneerProDj.com |
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Pioneer Addict Location: Seattle WA, US
Registered: 04 February 2000
Posts: 3656
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Actually Dave, it's called utilizing the new technology. Companies come out with tools that allow you to write code faster, and at a performance cost.
The alternative would be to wait an extra 2 years, or pay twice as much for the software. And you can buy a 1ghz PC for like 300 bucks. So quit ya whining. |
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Pioneer Fanatic Location: Chicago Burb
Registered: 12 December 2001
Posts: 1081
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Is the DJ Booth Software going be useful even if you don't have a DMP555?
If it is... then I would like to give it a try. |
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