NidStyles

Supposedly Taktor supports 14bit MIDI. I have read of examples of people having issues with it reading that high though. Something with the VCI-300 apparently, and Taktor Not reading anything over 7bit. I have no idea how this would translate in the software used in the Scratch wheel, or anything else. I haven't even taken a look at the code yet. Been swamped at work like usual.

I agree, your controller surface with that other scratch wheel would be near perfection. If only commercial companies would take notice, and see what's going on here. TBH I think a sound card option built in would be useful too. It would make set-up at a mobile rig party that much easier. I personally hate having to tape down my external sound card everytime so it doesn't move around on me. Had it slide off the table once and it was hanging on by my headphone cord, which was around my neck. Scared the **** out of me when it happened I thought someone grabbed it and tried taking off with it. :P

:D NuMark TTXs. That's riot. I stopped DJing in the 90's when they started releasing decent DDTTs. Never used one, so I can't comment. I'm a Tech man, always will be I guess. As for digital though I was looking at the Denon, and Pio offering's having resolution down to .02% at +/-4%. .07% is workably good though. Thanks for all the replies.

Then my only other question would be on the resolution. I mean say I was to set it for around +/-5% or something around that range, what could I expect for the actual resolution? I know the software would most likely effect that, but as far as actual signal output I would expect it to be adjustable and pretty refined at lower +/-%'s. Just trying to get an idea of what I'm in for, and how I should go about this. Thanks for the help.

Just out of curiousity on this project. What about pitch control? The set-up I'm working on uses a Laptop running Traktor and looking for some sort of MIDI controller I can use to scratch and cue, but still use the analog mixer I have. The only way I see it working without using two soundcards out of the laptop, which is not feasible. Basically the set-up would be with 2 MIDI controllers like this, my laptop running Traktor, and the AEM-100i. I want to be able to use a headphone for cue purposes and have the outputs coming through the mains out of the AEM... I'm not asking for it to be done for me, just looking for some guidance on getting where I want to be with this. I've looked at the 'Commercial' offerings, and the only one that fit's what I'm looking for is the Denon DN-S5500. That's a lot of money though. I'd rather try my hand at this and learn something from it. ;) I looked at the Traktorizer one, but then I found this one, and this one seems more capable of doing what I am looking to do with it. I'm new to this digital world of DJing, and the only work I really have done with MIDI is from synths and drum machines. No programing it or anything of this nature. I have programming experience using C/C++, and a little ASM. Never done any PIC before, but from what I can see it's very much the same.