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Posted by Bobby on Tue, 12/02/03 - 07:12:25.
I already know how to screw and chop using turntables, a mixer, and two identical cd's. However, I don't have the funds to just go out and buy thousands of dollars of equipment. I already have the demo version of Screwlab. I'm fixing to purchase the keycode. I just wish that Screwlab also had a virtual turntable feature, so, that, I could make my chops have a more realistic vinyl sound and feel to them. I even e-mailed the makers of Screwlab and mentioned a few possible upgrades and additional features which need to be added. hopefully they will consider the suggestion. In the meantime, I guess, I'll have to buy a turntable for that purpose. If anyone knows where to find a screw software program that is free, let me know. E-mail me, if you know of any other software programs that can screw and chop besides Screwlab. Otherwise, I'll just have to be satisfied with Screwlab for now, or, learn how to make software program's myself, and make the best screw software program out there. it would have the ability to screw and chop, convert music files to MP3, WAV, WMA, etc..., cd layout for sequentializing tracks and arranging, a virtual amp and equalizer, virtual mixer with crossfader, the ability to mix and remix, basically it would have everything that Cakewalk's Sonar and PYRO program, or Digidesign's Pro Tools, or Proppellerhead's Reason program, has, except that it would have a screw and chop feature and a virtual turntable. if anyone knows how to use Cakewalk's Plasma to screw and chop, then, let me know.
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: I already know how to screw and chop using turntables, a mixer, and two identical cd's. However, I don't have the funds to just go out and buy thousands of dollars of equipment. I already have the demo version of Screwlab. I'm fixing to purchase the keycode. I just wish that Screwlab also had a virtual turntable feature, so, that, I could make my chops have a more realistic vinyl sound and feel to them. I even e-mailed the makers of Screwlab and mentioned a few possible upgrades and additional features which need to be added. hopefully they will consider the suggestion. In the meantime, I guess, I'll have to buy a turntable for that purpose. If anyone knows where to find a screw software program that is free, let me know. E-mail me, if you know of any other software programs that can screw and chop besides Screwlab. Otherwise, I'll just have to be satisfied with Screwlab for now, or, learn how to make software program's myself, and make the best screw software program out there. it would have the ability to screw and chop, convert music files to MP3, WAV, WMA, etc..., cd layout for sequentializing tracks and arranging, a virtual amp and equalizer, virtual mixer with crossfader, the ability to mix and remix, basically it would have everything that Cakewalk's Sonar and PYRO program, or Digidesign's Pro Tools, or Proppellerhead's Reason program, has, except that it would have a screw and chop feature and a virtual turntable. if anyone knows how to use Cakewalk's Plasma to screw and chop, then, let me know.
Re: screw software
Is that what the kids call it now? Screw = pitch/time stretch and chop = cut/truncate?
Almost any audio editor should do that. Any multi tracker will let you cross fade too. If you want real time then look in the DJ software section:
http://www.hitsquad.com/smm/cat/RE-MIXING_DJ/
: I already know how to screw and chop using turntables, a mixer, and two identical cd's. However, I don't have the funds to just go out and buy thousands of dollars of equipment. I already have the demo version of Screwlab. I'm fixing to purchase the keycode. I just wish that Screwlab also had a virtual turntable feature, so, that, I could make my chops have a more realistic vinyl sound and feel to them. I even e-mailed the makers of Screwlab and mentioned a few possible upgrades and additional features which need to be added. hopefully they will consider the suggestion. In the meantime, I guess, I'll have to buy a turntable for that purpose. If anyone knows where to find a screw software program that is free, let me know. E-mail me, if you know of any other software programs that can screw and chop besides Screwlab. Otherwise, I'll just have to be satisfied with Screwlab for now, or, learn how to make software program's myself, and make the best screw software program out there. it would have the ability to screw and chop, convert music files to MP3, WAV, WMA, etc..., cd layout for sequentializing tracks and arranging, a virtual amp and equalizer, virtual mixer with crossfader, the ability to mix and remix, basically it would have everything that Cakewalk's Sonar and PYRO program, or Digidesign's Pro Tools, or Proppellerhead's Reason program, has, except that it would have a screw and chop feature and a virtual turntable. if anyone knows how to use Cakewalk's Plasma to screw and chop, then, let me know.
Re: screw software
Yeah, it's called screwing and chopping. Thanks so much! You've been a great help! I've always wanted to know the technical terms for screwing and chopping. I knew that that's not what it was really called. D.J. Screw-a Houston, Texas native, invented/discovered and pioneered the techinque known as screwing and chopping. Also, I wanted to know have you everused or played with Cakewalk's Plasma software? If so, then, could you explain to me how to use it to screw and chop? If you know of a program at the link which you gave me, whcih I could use to screw and chop,and if you know of one that you, yourself knows how to use, then, could you help me figure out how to scew and chop with it? Please tell me what you think would be the best software program at that link you sent me, to use, and you can either e-mail me directly at:alphawavesurfer@yahoo.com, or I.M. me. My I.M. user is:alphawavesurfer Hit me back up, and once again, Thanks. Hope to hear from you soon again. : Is that what the kids call it now? Screw = pitch/time stretch and chop = cut/truncate?
: Almost any audio editor should do that. Any multi tracker will let you cross fade too. If you want real time then look in the DJ software section:
: http://www.hitsquad.com/smm/cat/RE-MIXING_DJ/
: : I already know how to screw and chop using turntables, a mixer, and two identical cd's. However, I don't have the funds to just go out and buy thousands of dollars of equipment. I already have the demo version of Screwlab. I'm fixing to purchase the keycode. I just wish that Screwlab also had a virtual turntable feature, so, that, I could make my chops have a more realistic vinyl sound and feel to them. I even e-mailed the makers of Screwlab and mentioned a few possible upgrades and additional features which need to be added. hopefully they will consider the suggestion. In the meantime, I guess, I'll have to buy a turntable for that purpose. If anyone knows where to find a screw software program that is free, let me know. E-mail me, if you know of any other software programs that can screw and chop besides Screwlab. Otherwise, I'll just have to be satisfied with Screwlab for now, or, learn how to make software program's myself, and make the best screw software program out there. it would have the ability to screw and chop, convert music files to MP3, WAV, WMA, etc..., cd layout for sequentializing tracks and arranging, a virtual amp and equalizer, virtual mixer with crossfader, the ability to mix and remix, basically it would have everything that Cakewalk's Sonar and PYRO program, or Digidesign's Pro Tools, or Proppellerhead's Reason program, has, except that it would have a screw and chop feature and a virtual turntable. if anyone knows how to use Cakewalk's Plasma to screw and chop, then, let me know.
screw software
: Yeah, it's called screwing and chopping. Thanks so much! You've been a great help! I've always wanted to know the technical terms for screwing and chopping. I knew that that's not what it was really called. D.J. Screw-a Houston, Texas native, invented/discovered and pioneered the techinque known as screwing and chopping. Also, I wanted to know have you everused or played with Cakewalk's Plasma software? If so, then, could you explain to me how to use it to screw and chop? If you know of a program at the link which you gave me, whcih I could use to screw and chop,and if you know of one that you, yourself knows how to use, then, could you help me figure out how to scew and chop with it? Please tell me what you think would be the best software program at that link you sent me, to use, and you can either e-mail me directly at:alphawavesurfer@yahoo.com, or I.M. me. My I.M. user is:alphawavesurfer Hit me back up, and once again, Thanks. Hope to hear from you soon again. : Is that what the kids call it now? Screw = pitch/time stretch and chop = cut/truncate?
: : Almost any audio editor should do that. Any multi tracker will let you cross fade too. If you want real time then look in the DJ software section:
: : http://www.hitsquad.com/smm/cat/RE-MIXING_DJ/
: : : I already know how to screw and chop using turntables, a mixer, and two identical cd's. However, I don't have the funds to just go out and buy thousands of dollars of equipment. I already have the demo version of Screwlab. I'm fixing to purchase the keycode. I just wish that Screwlab also had a virtual turntable feature, so, that, I could make my chops have a more realistic vinyl sound and feel to them. I even e-mailed the makers of Screwlab and mentioned a few possible upgrades and additional features which need to be added. hopefully they will consider the suggestion. In the meantime, I guess, I'll have to buy a turntable for that purpose. If anyone knows where to find a screw software program that is free, let me know. E-mail me, if you know of any other software programs that can screw and chop besides Screwlab. Otherwise, I'll just have to be satisfied with Screwlab for now, or, learn how to make software program's myself, and make the best screw software program out there. it would have the ability to screw and chop, convert music files to MP3, WAV, WMA, etc..., cd layout for sequentializing tracks and arranging, a virtual amp and equalizer, virtual mixer with crossfader, the ability to mix and remix, basically it would have everything that Cakewalk's Sonar and PYRO program, or Digidesign's Pro Tools, or Proppellerhead's Reason program, has, except that it would have a screw and chop feature and a virtual turntable. if anyone knows how to use Cakewalk's Plasma to screw and chop, then, let me know.
Re: screw software
yeah i purchased screwlab but i still haven't received the key cod and it has been for more then 25 hrs. so can any one give me some kind of tips to find it a number atleast
Re: screw software
yeah i purchased screwlab but i still haven't received the key cod and it has been for more then 25 hrs. so can any one give me some kind of tips to find it a number atleast
Re: screw software
i've been slowing down and chopping for awhile and the best software ive found is virtual dj version 2.05 for $114. it lets you slow it down you have to align the two songs on each side at the right pace to chop but it lets you scratch and has a gang of other cool features and effects i use check it out
Re: screw software
Hey fellas, I use a program from Native Instruments called Traktor. It is really good and the chop effect has nice quality to it. I can record a song as I chop and screw it and then convert that recording to a wav file. Eventually putting it on a CD. My own work on a CD. Is that what you are looking for. Try to go to the Native Instuments web site and you should be able to find what I am talking about there. Good luck.
Ryan
Re: screw software
: Yeah, it's called screwing and chopping. Thanks so much! You've been a great help! I've always wanted to know the technical terms for screwing and chopping. I knew that that's not what it was really called. D.J. Screw-a Houston, Texas native, invented/discovered and pioneered the techinque known as screwing and chopping. Also, I wanted to know have you ever used or played with Cakewalk's Plasma software? If so, then, could you explain to me how to use it to screw and chop? If you know of a program at the link which you gave me, whcih I could use to screw and chop,and if you know of one that you, yourself knows how to use, then, could you help me figure out how to scew and chop with it? Please tell me what you think would be the best software program at that link you sent me, to use, and you can either e-mail me directly at:alphawavesurfer@yahoo.com, or I.M. me. My I.M. user is:alphawavesurfer Hit me back up, and once again, Thanks. Hope to hear from you soon again. You said: : Is that what the kids call it now? Screw = pitch/time stretch and chop = cut/truncate?
: : Almost any audio editor should do that. Any multi tracker will let you cross fade too. If you want real time then look in the DJ software section:
: : http://www.hitsquad.com/smm/cat/RE-MIXING_DJ/
: : : I already know how to screw and chop using turntables, a mixer, and two identical cd's. However, I don't have the funds to just go out and buy thousands of dollars of equipment. I already have the demo version of Screwlab. I'm fixing to purchase the keycode. I just wish that Screwlab also had a virtual turntable feature, so, that, I could make my chops have a more realistic vinyl sound and feel to them. I even e-mailed the makers of Screwlab and mentioned a few possible upgrades and additional features which need to be added. hopefully they will consider the suggestion. In the meantime, I guess, I'll have to buy a turntable for that purpose. If anyone knows where to find a screw software program that is free, let me know. E-mail me, if you know of any other software programs that can screw and chop besides Screwlab. Otherwise, I'll just have to be satisfied with Screwlab for now, or, learn how to make software program's myself, and make the best screw software program out there. it would have the ability to screw and chop, convert music files to MP3, WAV, WMA, etc..., cd layout for sequentializing tracks and arranging, a virtual amp and equalizer, virtual mixer with crossfader, the ability to mix and remix, basically it would have everything that Cakewalk's Sonar and PYRO program, or Digidesign's Pro Tools, or Proppellerhead's Reason program, has, except that it would have a screw and chop feature and a virtual turntable. if anyone knows how to use Cakewalk's Plasma to screw and chop, then, let me know.