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NathanD
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 Posted - 2005/05/23 : 00:31:43
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Originally posted by whispering:
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Originally posted by NathanD:
i think he meant he wishes he could turn it off coz it feels like cheating being able to see the bpm.
LOL, a DJ is supposed to mix. The main thing for DJ is to make a good mix. The tools the DJ uses to make that good mix are not important. As the listeners only hear and care about the music. I mean what next, office workers shouldnt use PC's cause thats "cheating"? :p
kinda just gone against what u just said there. u said a dj is supposed to mix.. u are exactly right.. but if the equipment is telling u everything the dj isn't mixing realy is he/she. i dj myself and would love cdj's but I love my vinyl, nothing like pulling of a perfect mix with no aid from digital flashing things telling me whats what.
there's nothing wrong with getting a bit of help, help is always good, but i was just saying what i thought was meant. sorry to try and be of help
//Nathan D
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Edited by - NathanD on 2005/05/23 00:37:37 |
whispering
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Posted - 2005/05/23 : 07:18:22
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Originally posted by NathanD:
kinda just gone against what u just said there. u said a dj is supposed to mix.. u are exactly right.. but if the equipment is telling u everything the dj isn't mixing realy is he/she. i dj myself and would love cdj's but I love my vinyl, nothing like pulling of a perfect mix with no aid from digital flashing things telling me whats what.
My comment was aimed towards mixing with BPM counter, if i remember right you didnt say your opinion of them :p So no, it wasnt aimed directly to you, eventhough i quoted you ...and i did not go against myself with that one. If a DJ counts the BPM on his head or watchs it from a BPM counter, it makes no diffrence to the mixing. You still have to mix the tracks.
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Edited by - whispering on 2005/05/23 07:18:59 |
NathanD
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Posted - 2005/05/23 : 15:36:07
ok ok lol shhh 
we shall stop this here lol 
//Nathan D
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bulby_g
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Posted - 2005/05/23 : 15:43:09
I prefer to mix on vinyl but am considering a cd deck so that I can play the tunes I have on cd (would never replace my decks though)!
I have noticed less and less dj's using vinyl at slammin etc.
http://www.acidplanet.com/artist.asp?songs=322316&T=8156
^^^My new tune^^^
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