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The magazine for producers, engineers & recording musicians | 08 September 2008


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Visiosonic PCDJ FX

The virtual DJ deck is becoming almost as ubiquitous as the virtual recording studio. Dan Goldstein takes a sophisticated new package for a spin…

Price: £180.00
Manufacturer: Visiosonic
Website: http://www.ukpcdj.com

While the rest of the world was giving its vinyl collection to the Salvation Army and buying wholesale into the CD dream, DJs refused to drop their decks. And, despite noble attempts by the likes of Pioneer and Tascam to convince them otherwise, many top professional DJs continue to eschew the CD format, preferring the feel, immediacy and sound of 12-inchers – not to mention the pose value of being stooped over ‘proper’ turntables rather than a small box with a couple of CD drives built into it.

Score: 8

This review first appeared in Music Tech Magazine issue 14
Filed under DJ Equipment, Software

 

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