Summary
Numark has launched the iDJ, which allows users to mix tracks from two iPods. Two 60-GB iPods hold a library of 30,000 songs, which the iDJ can then crossfade and blend.
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- The life of a superstar DJ sounds like one endless party.
- You get to travel the world, perform for thousands of scantily clad ravers, and earn a stack of money --- all for playing other people's songs.
- Have you ever felt the weight of a DJ's record box?
- The back pain from lifting those crates every night must be unbearable.
- But thanks to Numark, a leading producer of DJ technology, those aches could soon be history.
- The company has launched the iDJ, a gadget that allows you to mix tracks from two iPods.
- So while a record box can carry around 100 pieces of vinyl, with two 60-GB iPods you can choose your set from a library of 30,000 songs.
- And you don't have to be a master of the dance floor like Fatboy Slim to use the iDJ.
- Simply slot your iPods into the two docking ports --- which also act as chargers --- and use the iDJ's controls to navigate your way through the iPods' menus.
- Once you've selected the tracks you want to play, you can use the system's cross fader to blend songs --- although, as you're using MP3s, you won't be able to scratch like a hip-hop DJ.
- The iDJ also comes with a recording output, which means you can copy your mix onto a computer and then upload it onto the Internet as a podcast.
- The console costs around $400 and is compatible with standard iPods, iPod Minis and, with an adapter, the Nano, the superslim new addition to the Apple family.
- Being a DJ suddenly doesn't sound so backbreaking.
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