I don' t get that reverse engineering idea of turning a controller into a turntable. Get a turntable if you want to play regular vinyl or timecode Vinyl and have the best of both worlds.
Does Rane really need him to do this tho. If they’re really interested in doing something like this they have the resources to design around any patent be may have.
@@DirtyJokesFan its guys like this that innovate and push the boundaries to a new level... good on him!! wish him all the luck in the world. He needs to be hired by some one that can explore his ideas!! Could make them millions..
I enjoy seeing someone to sees a need and answers the call. I can see this to be a great product. Especially, for DJs who have vinyl records and don't have to spend more money on 2 turntables.
This is on some wizard-level! Love it, I’ve been fighting the urge to go down the 45s road for years, thank you for potentially opening the door and giving me yet another thing to obsess over. Lol 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
This is a great idea for those djs who don't want to go full vinyl and still want to stay digital since its an addon so basically like hybrid. Can't wait to see if this gets mass produced!
You are right. The Rane 12 mk2 with the tone arm. Will be great sale. Ton of people with jump on that. I love my Rane 12 mk2. So it will be nice to see a add on like this
I disagree with the Rane 12 point. If you want to play vinyl you get a set of turntables. If you want to play digital and vinyl you still get a set of turntables and choose to run DVS using control vinyl or phase remotes. This product makes more sense because the One has built in phono pre amps, like mentioned, and there’s no direct drive 7” turntable that I can think of. Closest thing might be one of those Numark V7s.
If you are using twelves the mixer you are using will also have phono preamps so I’m not sure how there is a difference. Some people like the twelves more than the phase. It’s a choice.
@@ClevelandTerry Personally, the Rane twelves would appeal to me (and many of my friends), as I had to sell all my vinyl due to lack of space. There are all the benefits and feeling of vinyl, without the drawbacks ie having to have a room full of vinyl, buying needles and needle skip, scratch vinyl wearing out/getting damaged. There are a lot of reasons why the twelves make perfect sense.
Yoo, this is so freaking cool!! I really hope this guy goes through with being able to be successful with this. Big Props to your homie that came up with this!!
First off I want to give him props for coming up with and developing this device. Wishing him much success. I guess I can see how some may like this, but it's not for me (and I'm a scratcher). Using this device for the Rane 12 is crazy. You'd be better off using a turntable and DVS or PHASE. This is where Technic dropped the ball yet again. Their last model should have been a digital / analog turntable.....sending out DVS time code or use traditional vinyl and needles.
Hey Terry! amazing Video... and AMAZING product the Skratch Attach. I have just purchased it in order to play in my gigs here in Germany where I live. thanks you so much James! :) best regards! Aaron (El Bravo)
Sick James is accurate. Damn those cuts. He killin. And although this is a niche tool, a lot of DJs would appreciate having this for the wow factor and that true old-school feel. Great work sir and good luck on your invention.
I guess I'll be the Debbie Downer here…. I made a very similar device many years ago to use with my Denon DN-S3700 in the same fashion. What I found was the Denon's spinning platter had horrible wow and flutter which made it difficult to mix with - scratching was fine though. This did not affect CD or MP3 play, only playing real vinyl was it a problem. I don't know if the Rane One and 12 are as bad in this area, but I know they were made with being controllers first and foremost; I can't imagine they payed too much attention to w/f numbers (Rane doesn't even show this for either product in their respective spec lists) as playing records isn't exactly their purpose. I certainly hope the Ranes are better in the wow and flutter department than my old 3700 and straight mixing is not an issue as it's still a cool idea. Good luck James!
Electronics Engineering perspective... I see absolutely nothing wrong with that ... as long as the controller can handle the abuse ... in fact I wouldnt be surprised if Rane started implementation on it right away on it .... nice work!!!
What a brilliant & smart idea. Mini turntables that work on a controller. i'm sure i have a 7" single around. Keep up the good content much appreciate it.
I think this is so dope!! So inventive good on you. Make sure you patented your ideas.. this is something for the future.. blending the old with the new and having that choice is so cool my friend..
Nice! I had seen pictures of this but awesome to see and hear them in action and made in Monterey? My first deejayin' experiences were on KSPB 91.9FM! I don't actually own a Rane One nor Twelves and have been more in the Reloop RP-8000MK2 + Phase realms for versatility in recent years, but such a setup makes a Rane One or something similar seem more appealing. IMHO, options are always a good thing and I concur, seeing someone take an idea and turn it into even a prototype is inspiring!
I Just Ordered His Version Of This. The JDDRT1. Has A Bit Of A Better Look IMO With The Carbon Fiber & The Shape. Should Be Getting Delivered Friday. 🙌🏽
@Cleveland Terry, you are right it is a small niche group that would want this, the first set of vinyl I bought was 7 inch; majority of my records are 45 so I would love this to be properly produced.
What was you referring to at the end Terry "Its so much better." The Innofader in this Deck compared to the Original MagFour or just scratching with Vinyl on the platters instead of Digital? Just curious.
Game changer something the vendor never thought of. The digital scratch is not the same as the vinyl feel and real Djs know what I’m talking about. These young guys that a pushing buttons might not get it....
Great video. I’m watching this video 3 years after you made it , so no idea what the latest is on this? I’m basically a music lover who wants to player my original vinyl records , mix , scratch and play digital . Do I get a dedicated vinyl player like Technics 1210 or is there something that does both out there commercially? Thanks
When I plug in my JDDRT1's to my rane one, my pitch control has only a very small range. How do I get my full pitch back? Your station always rocks! Thank you!
Looks really kool. Interesting idea - but I already have turntables and Phase wireless. Not something I would be interested in purchasing. Plus I only have a few 45s - my vinyl collection are mostly 12".
I gotta big up both of you for a very interesting possibility in DJing. Q tho.Do 45s fit right over the spindle on the rane 1? Also , I guess the obvious response to using it with Rane 12 is that u could just go back to turntables. No?
Correct me if I’m wrong but isn’t a traditional turntable with phase giving you the best of all worlds and the flexibility to go back to traditional vinyl?
Yes but the Rane ONE is the same weight as one turntable. Some of us started on tiny controllers and don't want to carry all that stuff, but also want to use actual turntables. I'd argue the Rane ONE as a controller is equally as good if not better than Phase, because you get similar features to your DDJ/CDJ type units as well!
You can get Reloop RP 8000 MK2 turntable and it does the same thing as Rane 12 MK2 with the tone arm attachment. I mean, good on the gentleman doing that but it has been already done.
@@thelabby9998 ok, the Reloop turntable doesn't have HID for Serato. It still needs the Serato vinyl but other than that it is basically the same as Rane 12 MK2. The Rane is technically a turntable without the tonearm with build in HID. So my point was why adding a tonearm to the Rane 12 if you can get the Reloop turntable and get the full package. www.reloop.com/reloop-rp-8000-mk2
@@petrfila339 These are a bit wrong assumptions (excuse me and don't take it personal. I want to share thoughts so anyone could get the best info). In the first place RP8000 is just a turntable with some midi controls (mk2 also has some control OVER* the motor so it's like revamped C-One). Nothing else. *(Not shouting just trying to arise important parts) Twelve is a motorised HID controller (mk2 with denon-hybrid-like feature so "similar" to turntable with dvs). At that point both has integrated midi control for (let's say) EVERYTHING BUT THE VINYL and TWELVE EVEN FOR THE VINYL. That makes the whole difference (and that's why Rane didn't put a tonearm into them in the first place). So if twelve/One has proper "turntable behaviour" then the tonearm attachment add to these analog turntable feature. I agree about "if you are going to use tonearm/needles just grab a regular turntable" (I said it in other comment) but for the twelve more than the one (since everybody wants BizMarkie's and there isn't that product from any brand in analog turntable shape). In fact I'm not so sure about "success" of this proposal as a commercial product (also explain that in other comment) but I can see the gap is trying to fill which RP8000mk2 will not (but Phase DVS yes). Said that, there are some approaches to turn regular turntables into Twleves/Denon Prime but I'm also not so confident about the true commercial success of these aside its niche like the scratch attach. Let me ask you some questions to understand better you. Do you will use a RP8000mk3 standalone or full serato-controller without DVS need? Makes it sense having the tonearm include? I'm still wondering about tonearms and so but in the end users make the market. If people can use Rane One with iPhone but prefer to put tonearm on these... who am I to say anything? Thanks for answering and constructive chat.
@@thelabby9998 no worries, I'm not any sensitive and you clearly know much more than me. I don't use any of those products. I'm about to get Denon SC6000 as my first ever players after long market observation on which direction to go - stand alone players, controllers or turntables with timecode vinyls. I still have my turntables and they don't go anywhere and I don't want to use laptop while playing so I ended up looking for standalone players. Buying Pioneer is either too expensive or a step backwards when getting second hand units as the technology is mostly 5+ years old. For the Rane vs Reloop topic - I just couldn't see much of a difference between the Reloop deck and the big Rane controller and despite understanding the differences you have mentioned I still think they are more or less on the same side to be honest. You know, from the usability point of view both still need a laptop running the software. Rane will control the software digitally, Reloop needs the timecode vinyls but that's where the differences end for me. In terms of the attachable tonearms - yes, this is a niche product but I admire his effort. It will definitely find its audience but most likely among some enthusiasts but that's all.
@@petrfila339 Agreed and thanks for sharing your thoughts. There are some people working on get standalone turntables (and let's hope open source) so maybe some brand releases something in that niche too someday... my experience tell me things come, maybe later than I wish, but they arise. Like the Twelve itself... Search for Technics Dvs at youtube and see what the Russian genious did ;)
It doesn’t really make sense to make it for the rane 12s because as he mentioned in the video, you might as well use regular 1200s This makes sense for 7” vinyl because 45s are huge right now and a lot of DJs do all 45s sets…
This guy is about to be a millionaire rain needs to step it up and pay him the money to continue development this way there’s giant production on these it’s not gonna come at cheap cost we all know this but at the same time people like you and myself would love to have a product like this I just got a 72 I’m looking to get 212s to match and I would love to be able to plug-in my Serato control vinyl every now and again. And currently I’m sitting in my room full of my girlfriends who is also enter vinyl her collection of 5000 records I Mr. did it all she enjoys it but her dad had a bunch of final before he passed things like this if I was to have the money for an attachment would be amazing I can preserve needles spin on 12s turn around and switch to 12 inch vinyl and not miss a beat we already have Phono settings why not!
@@ClevelandTerry I don't want to sound pedant but what he did (aside learning 3D cad for designing the parts) isn't rocket science... you can get a superoem tonearm a phono preamp and build it by yourself on the cheap. What I appreciate from him is how humble and grounded seem. He said about kickstarting it to see the interest and that's the point... scratch headz see a holy grail on it but there's not an hybrid product like this or advanced turntable because for analog-lovers is all done and for digital-lovers there's not a market at all... think Phase or Twelves... these are trying to avoid needles for a reason and without DVS analog turntables would had shorter life that they had been... there's a niche market and purism-lovers but that doesn't justify the numbers on brand's excel. As soon as you make the numbers you find yourself asking for more than people is willing to pay... even going just on "cost" (think about the time this dude probably expend only for learning 3D CAD... and put a value x hour on that...) then you have the regular issue with new products with high values over the previous (like 1210+DVS system being cheaper than twelves and computer) losing features like the tonearm... it doesn't makes sense. This kind of product is boutique, should be boutique priced and supporters should have that in mind and make their numbers understanding how manufacturing prototypes (which is it) goes waaaay before to asking for "right priced". As a background for my claims (but for anyone on diy prototyping totally unnecessary) I will say I designed the old CDX arduino midification (grandparent twelve) and I'm at the moment building my own Denon prime lowcost. So kudos to him because this is a teamwork and one man self building is hard af... and even harder when you "wonder" products no-one understand after 10 years... djtechtools.com/2011/08/24/how-big-do-you-like-your-platter-sir/
Oddly what casued me to find this video - I was looking at making fuax or fake tonearms for my Rane One just for the aesthetics of it only. I had no idea tonearms were so diverse. I would be interested. Espcecially if they were proced about $200 for the set. Most likely however they will retial closer to $1,000 for the set I feel. InMusic/Rane doesn't seem to keen on user input or creativeness sadly. Awesome video!
if there was a tone arm for the rane 12 i would have everything in one spot .Vinyl ,digital and no need to change out heavy decks.I have two Rane 12s mk 2s finally and a tone arm would make my set up complete..I have lots of vinyl and right now no decent turntables to play it on .Also these could be portable and a vinyl dj could take them to dj booths that had twelves or a Rane one.I came from vinyl so this is a no brainer.Do a vinyl set then take them off and do a digital set.Wax on wax off.
I think it's very interesting, I would love to give it a try... but Terry, anyone who bought the Rane One, just like buying any other controller, must have done it with the intention on only playing digital
What do you guys think about the skratch attach? Do you guys have any interest?
I don' t get that reverse engineering idea of turning a controller into a turntable. Get a turntable if you want to play regular vinyl or timecode Vinyl and have the best of both worlds.
Fun :D I don't see any pro usage, but I do love any kind of unexpected fun like this
Genius Terry
@@Turbo_TechnoLogic This is definitely professional and it can be made for Rane 12 brilliant invention Your a genius man
@@MakingMadBeats It's an add on not reverse engineering
Is nobody going to mention how dope his cuts were? 🔥🔥🔥
I saw first hand
sounding just like DJ Don Q from Detroit, i’m a total fan of his but I have to say some of those were even cleaner
@@djyungwill I’m about to go and talk to Don Q about this whole thing.
I wish this man well with his idea; ideally he gets a deal with Rane themselves and it becomes an official accessory. Good luck to him.
Does Rane really need him to do this tho. If they’re really interested in doing something like this they have the resources to design around any patent be may have.
@@StrosB4Hos They don’t need him of course. I’m saying I’d like to see it happen as I wish the guy well.
@@DirtyJokesFan its guys like this that innovate and push the boundaries to a new level... good on him!! wish him all the luck in the world. He needs to be hired by some one that can explore his ideas!! Could make them millions..
This is pretty fresh and forward thinking. Really great that he turned the pandemic and losing work into a positive. Big ups Skratch Attach.
I enjoy seeing someone to sees a need and answers the call. I can see this to be a great product. Especially, for DJs who have vinyl records and don't have to spend more money on 2 turntables.
For the Twelve mk2s, that would be perfect.
I would definitely buy this for my Rane one
This is on some wizard-level! Love it, I’ve been fighting the urge to go down the 45s road for years, thank you for potentially opening the door and giving me yet another thing to obsess over. Lol 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
This is a great idea for those djs who don't want to go full vinyl and still want to stay digital since its an addon so basically like hybrid. Can't wait to see if this gets mass produced!
See no matter what turn tables will never fade out
You are right. The Rane 12 mk2 with the tone arm. Will be great sale. Ton of people with jump on that. I love my Rane 12 mk2. So it will be nice to see a add on like this
I disagree with the Rane 12 point. If you want to play vinyl you get a set of turntables. If you want to play digital and vinyl you still get a set of turntables and choose to run DVS using control vinyl or phase remotes.
This product makes more sense because the One has built in phono pre amps, like mentioned, and there’s no direct drive 7” turntable that I can think of. Closest thing might be one of those Numark V7s.
If you are using twelves the mixer you are using will also have phono preamps so I’m not sure how there is a difference. Some people like the twelves more than the phase. It’s a choice.
@@ClevelandTerry Personally, the Rane twelves would appeal to me (and many of my friends), as I had to sell all my vinyl due to lack of space.
There are all the benefits and feeling of vinyl, without the drawbacks ie having to have a room full of vinyl, buying needles and needle skip, scratch vinyl wearing out/getting damaged.
There are a lot of reasons why the twelves make perfect sense.
Man, nobody does it better then Cleveland!
Yoo, this is so freaking cool!!
I really hope this guy goes through with being able to be successful with this.
Big Props to your homie that came up with this!!
First off I want to give him props for coming up with and developing this device. Wishing him much success.
I guess I can see how some may like this, but it's not for me (and I'm a scratcher).
Using this device for the Rane 12 is crazy. You'd be better off using a turntable and DVS or PHASE.
This is where Technic dropped the ball yet again. Their last model should have been a digital / analog turntable.....sending out DVS time code or use traditional vinyl and needles.
Cool invention.. it shows what a little time and ingenuity can do.. all the best to him ✌🏾❤️✊🏾
Hey Terry! amazing Video... and AMAZING product the Skratch Attach. I have just purchased it in order to play in my gigs here in Germany where I live. thanks you so much James! :) best regards! Aaron (El Bravo)
Sick James is accurate. Damn those cuts. He killin. And although this is a niche tool, a lot of DJs would appreciate having this for the wow factor and that true old-school feel. Great work sir and good luck on your invention.
i love technology like this! both of you deserve a big thumbs up for showcasing this technology out there!
thanks my man!
this is gonna take off!........ its dope! BIG UP GREAT VIDEO!
I guess I'll be the Debbie Downer here….
I made a very similar device many years ago to use with my Denon DN-S3700 in the same fashion. What I found was the Denon's spinning platter had horrible wow and flutter which made it difficult to mix with - scratching was fine though. This did not affect CD or MP3 play, only playing real vinyl was it a problem. I don't know if the Rane One and 12 are as bad in this area, but I know they were made with being controllers first and foremost; I can't imagine they payed too much attention to w/f numbers (Rane doesn't even show this for either product in their respective spec lists) as playing records isn't exactly their purpose.
I certainly hope the Ranes are better in the wow and flutter department than my old 3700 and straight mixing is not an issue as it's still a cool idea. Good luck James!
I wish this dude much success! Cool idea and shows his passion for vinyl.
Electronics Engineering perspective... I see absolutely nothing wrong with that ... as long as the controller can handle the abuse ... in fact I wouldnt be surprised if Rane started implementation on it right away on it .... nice work!!!
Yooooo!!! This is so dope! They track crazy good. I can't believe it! This is awesome.
Awesome that the Rane One platters are turning at the right rpm for the 45 records.
What if they made turntables that was built like the Rane One controller but it was actual turntables that way you can the best of both worlds
Like a separate 7” turntable to go on the sides of the rane one. Something like the V7 but a turntable to match the rane one
What a brilliant & smart idea. Mini turntables that work on a controller. i'm sure i have a 7" single around. Keep up the good content much appreciate it.
That demo was insane!
I'm planning on getting this setup. Watching this video to make sure I understand the whole setup. Have been starting to hoard 45's again.
very cool, how much would it cost
I think this is so dope!! So inventive good on you. Make sure you patented your ideas.. this is something for the future.. blending the old with the new and having that choice is so cool my friend..
Nice! I had seen pictures of this but awesome to see and hear them in action and made in Monterey? My first deejayin' experiences were on KSPB 91.9FM!
I don't actually own a Rane One nor Twelves and have been more in the Reloop RP-8000MK2 + Phase realms for versatility in recent years, but such a setup makes a Rane One or something similar seem more appealing. IMHO, options are always a good thing and I concur, seeing someone take an idea and turn it into even a prototype is inspiring!
Always coming with the 🔥 content
Wow!!! This is really inspirational it shows you the power of the mind.
When the Rane 12 came out Jessie Dean created a tone arm for it. Jessie Dean did it first.
I Just Ordered His Version Of This. The JDDRT1. Has A Bit Of A Better Look IMO With The Carbon Fiber & The Shape. Should Be Getting Delivered Friday. 🙌🏽
can you play 12 inch records??
This is so niche, will never use ist but 🖤. Great job!
This is awesome. Been wanting baby Technics from Biz Markie. What I want to see is a separate unit like the old Numark v7.
@Cleveland Terry, you are right it is a small niche group that would want this, the first set of vinyl I bought was 7 inch; majority of my records are 45 so I would love this to be properly produced.
Wish him well with this.
I'm not a vinyl guy but can see a market for it
And it's most simplest context of the idea. It's just practical.
What was you referring to at the end Terry "Its so much better."
The Innofader in this Deck compared to the Original MagFour or just scratching with Vinyl on the platters instead of Digital? Just curious.
Yes. The innofader is wonderful in it.
Game changer something the vendor never thought of. The digital scratch is not the same as the vinyl feel and real Djs know what I’m talking about. These young guys that a pushing buttons might not get it....
Big up to sick James! I will have this one day
Turntables and vinyl will never leave the minds of real djs think about it
Genius man pure genius
Jesse Dean had version for Rane Twelve back in NAMM 18...but kudos to him. I wish these actually make it to production.
SIck James is the MAN! he got me into dj'n
Great video. I’m watching this video 3 years after you made it , so no idea what the latest is on this?
I’m basically a music lover who wants to player my original vinyl records , mix , scratch and play digital .
Do I get a dedicated vinyl player like Technics 1210 or is there something that does both out there commercially? Thanks
Can’t wait to get the rane one
When I plug in my JDDRT1's to my rane one, my pitch control has only a very small range. How do I get my full pitch back? Your station always rocks! Thank you!
Love this, would absolutely buy it, one question…. Can you still trigger the serato software fx when playing 45’s?
I have a Rane One, I would use this if it was available.....Great Product 👌🏽
Looks really kool. Interesting idea - but I already have turntables and Phase wireless. Not something I would be interested in purchasing. Plus I only have a few 45s - my vinyl collection are mostly 12".
Can this same setup be used for the Numark NS7?
Funciona solo con vinilos reales? O tambien con vinilos codificados? (Timecode)
Good ish for dj nerds like me.
No doubt I been sweatin' Biz Marks set up since Iv'e seen pics of his! What speed do the Rane one pLatter's run at?
All the way to +50.
I gotta big up both of you for a very interesting possibility in DJing.
Q tho.Do 45s fit right over the spindle on the rane 1? Also , I guess the obvious response to using it with Rane 12 is that u could just go back to turntables. No?
wtf ? thats pretty dope , BIZ MARKIE would love this :)
Correct me if I’m wrong but isn’t a traditional turntable with phase giving you the best of all worlds and the flexibility to go back to traditional vinyl?
Yes but the Rane ONE is the same weight as one turntable. Some of us started on tiny controllers and don't want to carry all that stuff, but also want to use actual turntables. I'd argue the Rane ONE as a controller is equally as good if not better than Phase, because you get similar features to your DDJ/CDJ type units as well!
Where can I invest into this?
just WOW!
You can get Reloop RP 8000 MK2 turntable and it does the same thing as Rane 12 MK2 with the tone arm attachment. I mean, good on the gentleman doing that but it has been already done.
RP8000mk2 has turntable HID or just buttons? Sorry but I didn't understand what you said...
@@thelabby9998 ok, the Reloop turntable doesn't have HID for Serato. It still needs the Serato vinyl but other than that it is basically the same as Rane 12 MK2. The Rane is technically a turntable without the tonearm with build in HID. So my point was why adding a tonearm to the Rane 12 if you can get the Reloop turntable and get the full package. www.reloop.com/reloop-rp-8000-mk2
@@petrfila339 These are a bit wrong assumptions (excuse me and don't take it personal. I want to share thoughts so anyone could get the best info).
In the first place RP8000 is just a turntable with some midi controls (mk2 also has some control OVER* the motor so it's like revamped C-One). Nothing else.
*(Not shouting just trying to arise important parts)
Twelve is a motorised HID controller (mk2 with denon-hybrid-like feature so "similar" to turntable with dvs). At that point both has integrated midi control for (let's say) EVERYTHING BUT THE VINYL and TWELVE EVEN FOR THE VINYL. That makes the whole difference (and that's why Rane didn't put a tonearm into them in the first place).
So if twelve/One has proper "turntable behaviour" then the tonearm attachment add to these analog turntable feature. I agree about "if you are going to use tonearm/needles just grab a regular turntable" (I said it in other comment) but for the twelve more than the one (since everybody wants BizMarkie's and there isn't that product from any brand in analog turntable shape). In fact I'm not so sure about "success" of this proposal as a commercial product (also explain that in other comment) but I can see the gap is trying to fill which RP8000mk2 will not (but Phase DVS yes).
Said that, there are some approaches to turn regular turntables into Twleves/Denon Prime but I'm also not so confident about the true commercial success of these aside its niche like the scratch attach.
Let me ask you some questions to understand better you.
Do you will use a RP8000mk3 standalone or full serato-controller without DVS need? Makes it sense having the tonearm include?
I'm still wondering about tonearms and so but in the end users make the market. If people can use Rane One with iPhone but prefer to put tonearm on these... who am I to say anything?
Thanks for answering and constructive chat.
@@thelabby9998 no worries, I'm not any sensitive and you clearly know much more than me. I don't use any of those products. I'm about to get Denon SC6000 as my first ever players after long market observation on which direction to go - stand alone players, controllers or turntables with timecode vinyls. I still have my turntables and they don't go anywhere and I don't want to use laptop while playing so I ended up looking for standalone players. Buying Pioneer is either too expensive or a step backwards when getting second hand units as the technology is mostly 5+ years old. For the Rane vs Reloop topic - I just couldn't see much of a difference between the Reloop deck and the big Rane controller and despite understanding the differences you have mentioned I still think they are more or less on the same side to be honest. You know, from the usability point of view both still need a laptop running the software. Rane will control the software digitally, Reloop needs the timecode vinyls but that's where the differences end for me. In terms of the attachable tonearms - yes, this is a niche product but I admire his effort. It will definitely find its audience but most likely among some enthusiasts but that's all.
@@petrfila339 Agreed and thanks for sharing your thoughts. There are some people working on get standalone turntables (and let's hope open source) so maybe some brand releases something in that niche too someday... my experience tell me things come, maybe later than I wish, but they arise. Like the Twelve itself... Search for Technics Dvs at youtube and see what the Russian genious did ;)
This is crazy fresh!!
clever idea
Sick... Just sick.... BRAVO!!!
Any chance that might be a Rane 12 version in the future?
Gotcha...you didn’t watch the whole video. 😂
@@ClevelandTerry Yeah.....
Thanks .
I think I can make my own.
Amazing
This is DOPE!
Dope!!! Can’t wait to cop one
Hey correct me if i m wrong please, i thought the motorized platters on the rane one only ran at 33 rpm?
The platters do +50
Sick James! 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Just asking how was he able to calibrate the speed for 45 ? Thinking about getting a Rane one..
Rane has +50
It would be good for competition I guess.
Now that Rane saw this they will develop an attachment to it....I hope he gets compensated for the Idea.
i think this is so cool.Crazy but very cool
Very clever go for the12
Is this made for rane twelves?
Coming soon
this is fire I would buy this!
It doesn’t really make sense to make it for the rane 12s because as he mentioned in the video, you might as well use regular 1200s
This makes sense for 7” vinyl because 45s are huge right now and a lot of DJs do all 45s sets…
Wickedy wickedy 🔥🔥
This guy is about to be a millionaire rain needs to step it up and pay him the money to continue development this way there’s giant production on these it’s not gonna come at cheap cost we all know this but at the same time people like you and myself would love to have a product like this I just got a 72 I’m looking to get 212s to match and I would love to be able to plug-in my Serato control vinyl every now and again. And currently I’m sitting in my room full of my girlfriends who is also enter vinyl her collection of 5000 records I Mr. did it all she enjoys it but her dad had a bunch of final before he passed things like this if I was to have the money for an attachment would be amazing I can preserve needles spin on 12s turn around and switch to 12 inch vinyl and not miss a beat we already have Phono settings why not!
Cool video. Very cool .. invention. As long as the invention does not cost as much as a good turntable.
Very true. Well wait and see. I told him it needs to be reasonably priced.
@@ClevelandTerry I don't want to sound pedant but what he did (aside learning 3D cad for designing the parts) isn't rocket science... you can get a superoem tonearm a phono preamp and build it by yourself on the cheap. What I appreciate from him is how humble and grounded seem. He said about kickstarting it to see the interest and that's the point... scratch headz see a holy grail on it but there's not an hybrid product like this or advanced turntable because for analog-lovers is all done and for digital-lovers there's not a market at all... think Phase or Twelves... these are trying to avoid needles for a reason and without DVS analog turntables would had shorter life that they had been... there's a niche market and purism-lovers but that doesn't justify the numbers on brand's excel. As soon as you make the numbers you find yourself asking for more than people is willing to pay... even going just on "cost" (think about the time this dude probably expend only for learning 3D CAD... and put a value x hour on that...) then you have the regular issue with new products with high values over the previous (like 1210+DVS system being cheaper than twelves and computer) losing features like the tonearm... it doesn't makes sense. This kind of product is boutique, should be boutique priced and supporters should have that in mind and make their numbers understanding how manufacturing prototypes (which is it) goes waaaay before to asking for "right priced".
As a background for my claims (but for anyone on diy prototyping totally unnecessary) I will say I designed the old CDX arduino midification (grandparent twelve) and I'm at the moment building my own Denon prime lowcost. So kudos to him because this is a teamwork and one man self building is hard af... and even harder when you "wonder" products no-one understand after 10 years...
djtechtools.com/2011/08/24/how-big-do-you-like-your-platter-sir/
that's awesome I think I will get one
Nice. That means you don't have to carry 1200s around if you still like to play vinyl and have the flexibility to switch back and forth...
Oddly what casued me to find this video - I was looking at making fuax or fake tonearms for my Rane One just for the aesthetics of it only. I had no idea tonearms were so diverse. I would be interested. Espcecially if they were proced about $200 for the set. Most likely however they will retial closer to $1,000 for the set I feel. InMusic/Rane doesn't seem to keen on user input or creativeness sadly. Awesome video!
he should be making decks for Technics,and other products for Rane as well..
Genius
So dope !! 🔥
Keep us informed i'm interested
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Cool 😎
That is Sick…
He would do better pushing Tone arms by himself first, and Get them patented, Salute his innovation, This is Dope⚡️⚡️⚡️⚡️⚡️🚀🚀🚀🚀Genius indeed!!!!!!
I would buy this as an attachment to my 12s
if there was a tone arm for the rane 12 i would have everything in one spot .Vinyl ,digital and no need to change out heavy decks.I have two Rane 12s mk 2s finally and a tone arm would make my set up complete..I have lots of vinyl and right now no decent turntables to play it on .Also these could be portable and a vinyl dj could take them to dj booths that had twelves or a Rane one.I came from vinyl so this is a no brainer.Do a vinyl set then take them off and do a digital set.Wax on wax off.
I think it's very interesting, I would love to give it a try... but Terry, anyone who bought the Rane One, just like buying any other controller, must have done it with the intention on only playing digital
We have come so far that we are turning controllers back into Turntables. SMH
Full circle
But I will say this, 1200MK2 fa Life! There is no competition cuz they are the Best!
I thought Biz Markie’s 7” would have made a bigger splash & Technics would have brought those to market.
They gonna nick it for sure 🤔