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17 September 2009
Armin van Buuren reveals his favourite facets of the new CDJ-2000.
From its USB and multi-format capabilities, so there’s no need to burn or carry CDs, to the preparation/performance benefits delivered through rekordbox™.
Armin van Buuren reveals his favourite facets of the new CDJ-2000.
From its USB and multi-format capabilities, so there’s no need to burn or carry CDs, to the preparation/performance benefits delivered through rekordbox™.
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well, i dont think the mentioned stick was 64GB... no such stick i've heard of... anyway, wav is in need of bigger storeage than mp3, but gives you a better sound and is therefor always worth considering it. after all, those players will be definitly cool for all clubs to get also for some studio-worx (downmixings) they can be fun as you get an actual touch on your tunes. BUT, for personal use they are just way to expensive!!! guess nobody thought about that little detail.
best wishes,
DJ Steviee E
www.myspace.com/djstevieee
Hola quisiera preguntar ha que precios saldrian los CDJ- 2000 y 900 en España. Y en que tiendas en Barcelona los tendrian. Me lo podrian pasar por porfabor ha mi direccion electronico, es juanpsjr@hotmail.com. Gracias.
he says "...wav-format..."
Hard to really hear what he say, can he possibly say flac?
Also alot of the mp3s that djs use are going to be 320kbps or higher bitrate. Those average 10-20mb per file depending on length. But 100-200 does sound like WAV files.
Markku, Armin plays as many WAVs rather than MP3s and also most dance tracks are at least 7-8 minutes. He talks about playing 24-bit audio in this video.
For what it's worth (referring to Armin's comment that 64GB USB-stick would hold 100-200 tunes) in fact, 64GB would allow approximately 1300 unpacked audio tracks to be stored ... of course depending a bit on the length of the track (my calculation was based on the approximate track length being around 3-4 minutes).