GWsound
it does not matter how you do it is the end product that counts :) and that is all about creativity and music knowledge.
GW
DJ, producer
GW
DJ, producer
geposted Fri 04 Jul 08 @ 9:59 am
DjDeuce2
Wow i know im hella late posting but this topic has substance. (i "quit" for a couple of months).
I agree with fatkatz...ppl do expect too much and do not know the history/basics or how it feels to lug vinyl around. Matter of fact i don't know the latter. I stumbled upon a crack (luckily:) of vdj a while ago and things took off. What im getting at is that ppl (especially younger ppl) don't see dj's actually using oldschool stuff. They expect the dj to be running through some computer setup that looks outrageously cool, yet easy. I know in my city every dj is running serato and its rare that they are eveng using timecodes(most use pcjs). I don't think the community should be bashed if something doesn't work like its advertised to. However i believe ppl do not know how much easier this software is making it for them.
I agree with fatkatz...ppl do expect too much and do not know the history/basics or how it feels to lug vinyl around. Matter of fact i don't know the latter. I stumbled upon a crack (luckily:) of vdj a while ago and things took off. What im getting at is that ppl (especially younger ppl) don't see dj's actually using oldschool stuff. They expect the dj to be running through some computer setup that looks outrageously cool, yet easy. I know in my city every dj is running serato and its rare that they are eveng using timecodes(most use pcjs). I don't think the community should be bashed if something doesn't work like its advertised to. However i believe ppl do not know how much easier this software is making it for them.
geposted Tue 05 Aug 08 @ 12:29 am
digitalwiz
Well.. thanks to dj-in-norway... mixing tips threads....there has been a lot of improvement in many new djs life
Respect my friend
Respect my friend
geposted Tue 05 Aug 08 @ 9:23 am