Rekordbox camelot wheel

"Hey, what key is compatible?" <spins jogwheel> "Oh no! My beat-matching!"

LOL - that's awesome!

Quite don't get it..you've got that function built in the software and its called "traffic light"....what is the purpose to have it on wheel instead of sorted in software and highlighted or sorted  green when compatible?

Lol Mateusz! It looks good :)

tasos now i see...in case you won't look as much professional while playing on topline club-standard CDJS....

PS. whats when you are scratching? and how long it will last?

Mateusz, i said it's fun! Nothing else my friend...

It's all good guys, everyone has their own method - this was a creative way of putting the harmonic mixes right in front of him. If he's like me and never scratches, it should stay intact for a long time.

Yes and You havent seen my ironic posts;) i wonder what he would do if he had a vinyl turntable. ..;)

It's all good people, to each it's own.  My skin is thick.  Lol!  The wheel is cosmetic for the most part.  Just personalizing my set.  As for durability, It's printed on a thick adhesive paper and covered with an adhesive clear sheet.  So it's very durable.  I find that my grip is a lot better when "scratching" as well.  I don't need to wet my finger tips anymore like I did when I DJ'ed (analog) with the Technic 1200 MKII's.  I was just sharing.

Of course you'd make it in flats, lol!

j/k, that is really awesome.  You should consider having them made in die-cut vinyl decals for the full size and controller sized wheels, folks would buy 'em.  Since folks use two or more wheels, you can do sharps/flats or that and some of the more complex chord modulations.

great idea and I bet after a while you would've learnt it all anyway

Pope Thanks for the info!  I'm currently making an upgraded version in die-cut vinyl.  Only for full side platters at the moment but I will do flats and sharps.  You will be welcome to a free set if you wish.  Thanks again.