Its not just Ableton that has this problem, ive tried various different software like Cubase and it doesnt seem to make any difference, digital multitracking sounds inferior to straight stereo recording mixed in the analogue domain. . hey steevio, just trying to understand everthing right you've sa...

Thanks guys! @oblioblioblio: I guess the problem is needed RIIA curve, or can I do that in the digital domain too? Any experience? im no wiz at this, but dont bother getting a 1210 if you are only going to use it for sampling. The strength with the technic mk2's is the direct drive magnetic lock - a...

Hey, I'm a rookie when it comes to turntables, I know the basics, but I'm not educated when it comes to turntable sound quality. I'm looking for a solution on budget which is good enough for the following cases. I can't afford something fancy, I'm just looking for a down to earth solution which are ...

I do agree...

only whistling is more annoying :-)

volume for each step and the envelopes from the sounds are imho the most important things.

I stopped djing because of this discussion. I really have much respect for the medium vinyl, I like to hear the vinyl distortion and I like vinyl djs, but it's just not my medium of choice, personally I can't feel it. I like digital. I have not much respect for "remix on the fly mash-up FX"...

I guess you misunderstood the purpose. afaik they mean live engineering not in the studio.

I'm thinking much about translation lately. I'm very interested if there are there typical failures when people mix at home (with monitors) and hear their track on a club pa. what's your typical mixing/sound failure when you play a track on a PA system? I think this question maybe educational.