The 2.3 update includes a number of additional features, including a Slip mode within the software! Here’s the words straight from the press release:
– Full control of the CDJ, plus extras (smart seek, call locators).
– Works with the entire Pioneer CDJ range (2000 nexus, 2000, 900, 850, 400 and 350).
– Easy setup : 2 USB cables and 1 laptop – no soundcard required.
– Adding the Video Plug-in, Cross turns the CDJ into a powerful audio/video player.
Also in this update and in CrossDJ 2.3:
– Slip mode : keep your groove when scratching, looping or using locators. – Start/Brake time settings
– Loop Out adjust
– “Halve Loop” and “Double Loop” commands
– 1/3 and 3/4 loop-lengths in autoloops.
– Handling of non-standard 14-bits MIDI controllers.
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Great news for quick club setups on newer equipment.
Great news for quick club setups on newer equipment.
Ok, sucky video, because the demonstration of the audio manipulation wasn’t live. The only thing that got me impressed was the short demo of the video stuff. Why? Because I could see the software doing what the DJ wanted. Other than that, Cross does look a bit interesting overall.
scamo
Ok, sucky video, because the demonstration of the audio manipulation wasn’t live. The only thing that got me impressed was the short demo of the video stuff. Why? Because I could see the software doing what the DJ wanted. Other than that, Cross does look a bit interesting overall.
scamo
The update for HID control for CDJ’s only works with Cross, not CrossDJ. Both softwares were updated to version 2.3 though.