Calling all DJs. The best DJ software money can buy at a bargain price!!!
08 January 2004, 12:57 PM
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Revised Price Cost £1050 Sell £650
Due to me needing cash urgently for a project I am selling my Alcatech BPM Studio Pro. This software enables DJs to use a laptop/desktop to play back and mix music professionally. It comes with a very high quality controller and soundcard. This is a professional product not to be confused with cheaper and inferior products which are also on the market at the moment. I spent weeks on the net to find out which was the ultimate DJ software and BPM always came out on top. The software/hardware is 5 months old and is 100% as new. It cost me £1050 new, I am willing to sell it for £770 which is a huge saving on something which is brand new. What you get is BPM Pro Software, Software Key, Soundcard and Software Controller. I am also selling a high spec laptop which is designed for DJ use and a higher quality Soundcard than that which comes supplied with the software, prices can be posted by email.
Below is a link to Alcatech's site, a couple of pics of the controller and some features as well.
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A DJs dream comes true…
BPM Studio Pro has all features you
ever need to exhaust your creative
potential as a DJ.
The newly developed hardware
controllers makes it the most innovative product of its kind.
Advantages of BPM Studio compared with conventional Dual-CD-Players: No more CDs needed, thousands of titles are at your disposal for immediate play, Efficient search of title, artist, year, genre, or BPM range, Comfortable, freely editable title archive, Realtime BPM Counter, master tempo, pitch and pitch bend make beat-matching a breeze, Realtime Loop Sampler and Sample Player, Streaming Module enabling operation as an Internet Radio Frontend Software, and more... New BPM Studio Features, Automatic Gain Control (AGC), CD Writer Module, Playlist Management, Free definable columns in the archive and playlists, BPM Print Designer, Playlist History, Direct-Cue (Quickstart from 6 different Cue-Points, Comfortable search features, Fader start support via remote control, Connection of up to 2 remote controls possible, BPM-RemoteAccess (control the software remote via the Internet, Telnet or HTTP commands) § and much more...
[Edited by Clubscene - 1/8/2004 1:02:38 PM]
[Edited by Clubscene - 1/15/2004 11:43:30 AM]
Due to me needing cash urgently for a project I am selling my Alcatech BPM Studio Pro. This software enables DJs to use a laptop/desktop to play back and mix music professionally. It comes with a very high quality controller and soundcard. This is a professional product not to be confused with cheaper and inferior products which are also on the market at the moment. I spent weeks on the net to find out which was the ultimate DJ software and BPM always came out on top. The software/hardware is 5 months old and is 100% as new. It cost me £1050 new, I am willing to sell it for £770 which is a huge saving on something which is brand new. What you get is BPM Pro Software, Software Key, Soundcard and Software Controller. I am also selling a high spec laptop which is designed for DJ use and a higher quality Soundcard than that which comes supplied with the software, prices can be posted by email.
Below is a link to Alcatech's site, a couple of pics of the controller and some features as well.
Clicky
A DJs dream comes true…
BPM Studio Pro has all features you
ever need to exhaust your creative
potential as a DJ.
The newly developed hardware
controllers makes it the most innovative product of its kind.
Advantages of BPM Studio compared with conventional Dual-CD-Players: No more CDs needed, thousands of titles are at your disposal for immediate play, Efficient search of title, artist, year, genre, or BPM range, Comfortable, freely editable title archive, Realtime BPM Counter, master tempo, pitch and pitch bend make beat-matching a breeze, Realtime Loop Sampler and Sample Player, Streaming Module enabling operation as an Internet Radio Frontend Software, and more... New BPM Studio Features, Automatic Gain Control (AGC), CD Writer Module, Playlist Management, Free definable columns in the archive and playlists, BPM Print Designer, Playlist History, Direct-Cue (Quickstart from 6 different Cue-Points, Comfortable search features, Fader start support via remote control, Connection of up to 2 remote controls possible, BPM-RemoteAccess (control the software remote via the Internet, Telnet or HTTP commands) § and much more...
[Edited by Clubscene - 1/8/2004 1:02:38 PM]
[Edited by Clubscene - 1/15/2004 11:43:30 AM]
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10 January 2004, 01:59 PM
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The only "software" you need for DJ'ing....
The delicate touch of your fingers on vinyl and a good pair of ears (ability and skill come into it of course)
If you want to go the modern technology/mp3 route, then this software looks quite good actually.......But I'll stick to my 1210's and good old vinyl.
The delicate touch of your fingers on vinyl and a good pair of ears (ability and skill come into it of course)
If you want to go the modern technology/mp3 route, then this software looks quite good actually.......But I'll stick to my 1210's and good old vinyl.
10 January 2004, 02:39 PM
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Scoob,
I agree Technics are the industry standard for vinyl mixing and I love mine! Newer and better alternatives to decks are coming hard and fast at us now, even Technics the kings have realised this, by bringing out the SL DZ 1200 CD player!!! Alcatech have produced excellent BPM software/hardware which allows DJs to carrry literally thousands of tracks in a laptop. On the mixing side of things BPM is excellent and a breeze to use, much better than my Denon 2100F's, and not a long way behind Pioneer's CDJ 1000s IMHO, its constantly being updated with new features so you dont have to worry about it becoming outdated.
Simon
[Edited by Clubscene - 1/10/2004 2:41:29 PM]
[Edited by Clubscene - 1/10/2004 2:42:48 PM]
I agree Technics are the industry standard for vinyl mixing and I love mine! Newer and better alternatives to decks are coming hard and fast at us now, even Technics the kings have realised this, by bringing out the SL DZ 1200 CD player!!! Alcatech have produced excellent BPM software/hardware which allows DJs to carrry literally thousands of tracks in a laptop. On the mixing side of things BPM is excellent and a breeze to use, much better than my Denon 2100F's, and not a long way behind Pioneer's CDJ 1000s IMHO, its constantly being updated with new features so you dont have to worry about it becoming outdated.
Simon
[Edited by Clubscene - 1/10/2004 2:41:29 PM]
[Edited by Clubscene - 1/10/2004 2:42:48 PM]
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