Does this work well with a MAC? And anyone know if it works with Dubturbo? Or wat other cheap/or free beat software programs? Thanks
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its a midi controller, it should work with with any program that accepts midi in or midi out
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FL Studio is still currently in beta for Mac OSX but could possibly be finished by the time FL 12 comes out. Regardless you can download the mac OSX installer off the image-line website. I would suggest trying the demo as its freely available.
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Hi, it works on Traktor for both Mac and Windows by simply downloading the .tsi file in pioneerdj.com/support. It as well works with any DJ software app for an iPad by buying the WeCai cable to connect it.
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Yes it is. Just plug it in and it will just work, just like a mac :) Drag and drop the sound files to wherever you want. It really is that simple.
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It works really well with Mac OS X - no issues, no special drivers. Just plug it in and it becomes one of the 'audio out' choices.
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why not use the same mac everything has to be mac to work but I imagine that you must download the program Virtual DJ and you should run my driver and I use it and it works very well but as I told you not drive mac
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I'm using it on a Mac. Do not have a PC or Windows but it supposed to work with Mac and PC. I'm sure it does work because it is converting USB to MIDI and MIDI to USB which is not proprietary for MAC or PC.
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Yes, it works with a Mac (that's what I use). You can use whatever program you want. I use garage band and have had no issues.
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This product is compatible with both Windows and Mac OSX, but you need to install the drivers first. Mixcraft supports ASIO interfaces, so it should work fine.
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It works great on a Mac. I use Logic Pro, MainStage, & sometimes garageband on a 2014 Mac book pro 17" 2009 and a Mac book pro 15" late model 2013 with retina. Awesome little switch!
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I am guessing that it will work with Macs, but not with the software on the included CD. You would probably have to download a Mac-friendly capture and edit program (I use Audacity version 2.05 on the same OS, 10.6.8, with a USB turntable) -- this is the option I am considering.
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It works with my Mac, but to be completely honest it's a little temperamental. I suggest downloading Virtual DJ LE, there's a version that is specifically built for the Stanton SC 3 System. It's hard getting used to, and you spend your time looking down at the console making sure you're in the right place to do the things you need to do. There are hardly any physical cues to tell you where you are, one surface feeling exactly like the next. That having been said, it's like learning how to type. You can get along without knowing, just hunting and pecking as you please. But once you learn how, you'll never go back. The same goes for this system. It's still a conversation starter, and you can do amazing things with it. Hope I helped more than I confused. :-/
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With my experience, it works well with any program, since it plugs in with a usb cord. Since I have a mac, it works wonderfully with 'garage band' and 'imovie'.
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Works Best with Virtual DJ LE not too well with Serato software, haven't tried with Traktor yet..
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Yes it is definitely Mac compatible, all the way to the latest version of OS X, 10.10, Yosemite. You can use the free program Audacity, which works fine. There are also probably a dozen other audio recording apps in the App Store that you could use. Many of them recognize USB sources like this cassette device, and some of them are free. I prefer to use Audio Hijack Pro (it's not in the App Store). It's not free, but has some advantages. See my review for details.
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Yes it works very well for me on Yosemite. I am more pleased with the results on mac than with windows. My pc is 2013. The mac is 2010 but gives better quality results. I think you will be pleased. If possible use svideo and both audio channels for best results (svideo does not include audio - this is the standard and not something lacking in hardware or software).
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Hey, Andrew, I bought the TomTom One 125 at Christmas. I bought one for myself and one for my mother, who will probably never use it, but she doesn't use anything we get her for Christmas anyway. The TomTom One 125 works great with Macintosh. When you plug it into your Mac (I've used it with my MacBook), it will ask you to confirm on the GPS that you want to connect to your computer. It will then show up like a Disk Mount on your desktop. You should also download the Tom Tom Home software for Mac, which works great as well. Once your GPS is attached to your Mac, you can do things like update maps, buy new maps, buy voices, buy different icons, etc. More importantly, you can join Mapshare to get the latest corrections to maps. The 125 is basic, easy and cheap. You're right. But, that's the great thing about it. I didn't want a video player, .mp3 player, etc. in my GPS. I just wanted a GPS. The mount that comes built in to this thing is also great. I love that it is compact and that it was under $100. Hope this helps!