[image] AlphaTheta Corporation acquires Serato Audio Research Limited Exciting acquisition strengthens the long-standing partnership between the two leading DJ and audio industry brands. Est. reading time: 2 minutes This is unexpected Battle lines…

I’m also curious about how the M’s moving platter is handled. Whenever I tried the old DN-HS5500, it appeared to want a very old version of VDJ that allowed multiple 5500s to be recognized at the same time. With two or more units connected on the newer VDJ versions, I found it got confused. One u…

I can only speak about what I know. With the LC6000 jogs adjusted as I set, with the value of bending sensitivity that I entered in the parameters, it is even more precise than when I use the LC as a second layer controller on Engine OS. I have a feeling in terms of scratching that is very close t…

I can even use both my LC6000 and Phase on a turntable to control the same Deck, Phase serves me in this case more for scratching and the LC controls for the rest (loops / beatjump / pads etc.) There are no conflicts between the two

[image] Reticuli: I’m also curious about how the M’s moving platter is handled The sc6000M platters are rather well managed on VDJ For some reason I have the impression that they are more sensitive than on EngineOS The slightest bending, braking or acceleration seems slightly amplified comp…

Wow. That’s good news. Does it disengage keylock in VDJ when you bend with the platter when the motor is on like Engine OS?

Yes, in fact VDJ automatically detects in the same way as Engine whether it is a scratch or a bending. It seems to me that there is some sort of algorithm which beyond a certain percentage of slowdown or acceleration (30% it seems to me) automatically disengages the keylock. So as soon as you hold …

That’s weird. Engine OS disengages keylock with even slight drags or nudges of the moving platter when doing vinyl-style pitch bends, and different than how the DN-HS5500 does it. I don’t actually like how Engine OS handles the disengagement, as it’s not just for a scratch and doesn’t just disenga…

I couldn’t say for sure that it’s 30%. It seems to me that this is information that I read on the official VDJ forum. I’m not a crazy scratcher, the scratches I do are relatively basic. Perhaps for very slow scratch movements this could be annoying for a more experienced scratcher. But at my level…

I have the same impression. With Serato or Traktor DVS (with flux) was feeling so much better. Unfortunately I do not have any hope that this will ever change.

I don’t scratch a lot, either, but the keylock disabling is what’s bothersome on Engine OS. As for amplifying acceleration/decelerations in VDJ with the M, are you talking about motor on or off? Engine OS motor off jog bend is way too sensitive and not adjustable. If you’re talking about motor on…