Hi Pulse,
I am considering purchasing a DJM-750MK2 and 2 x XDJ-700, so I could use some info:
- Regarding XDJ-700, do you believe that it is possible to manually beatmatch two AIFF tracks differing by say, 2-3 bpm, having a hotcue or two, using USB, with master tempo on, sync off, so that the established sync would hold for at least 2 minutes without the two tracks going audibly out of sync? This is so that I may know whether my attention may be diverted from a longer mix, to bring the two tracks back in sync, in case I would like to DJ without using sync.
- Similarly to the above, how long could a 8-beat loop be expected to hold once manually beatmatched prior to audibly going out of sync? This is so that I may know what time I would have without need for correction prior to beginning to mix in a new track on a loop, or, for example, what time I could leave a track on loop on top of another track prior to having to correct it due to the loop getting out of sync with the main track.
Kind Regards,
Pavel
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Hi Pavel,
You certainly should be able to mix without using the sync. And depending on the accuracy of the loop (and whether or not it was quantized / sync was enabled) will determine how long you're able to loop it before it comes out of sync.
Thanks Pulse, my overarching concern was whether going for a non-flagship modular system in pursuit of a hopefully better workflow with two dedicated screens as opposed to a single laptop screen would have the unwanted side-effect of a decreased BPM accuracy to the point of having the workflow gains defeated by a need to nudge the platter a little every so often. I trust that your saying 'You certainly should be able to mix without using the sync.' was meant to alleviate this concern.
Happy DJing,
Pavel