Richie´s Setup ...

[re.vise]

can't call him a dj anymore, because he doesn't use any (vinyl) disks...it's pure software now....in detroit they call it pj's, push jockeys....because the things they only do is pushing buttons...

i love technology, but with music, just give me some sweet 'n old vinyl!

someone from the hague knows what 'they' say in detroit..haha..kudo's!

[Storlon]

DJ could stand for "Data Jockey" (:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Data

[spideresistance]

going all digital and "in synch", it makes you loose the only "live element" of a dj set, wich in my opinion is beatmatching. there's much less soul when you don't take any risk at all.

[revy]

hmmm i guess 20+ pages on the djing with laptops thread wasnt enough

[Der geile Ami]

going all digital and "in synch", it makes you loose the only "live element" of a dj set, wich in my opinion is beatmatching. there's much less soul when you don't take any risk at all.

records mix themselves after they are beatmatched?

[patrick bateman]

going all digital and "in synch", it makes you loose the only "live element" of a dj set, wich in my opinion is beatmatching. there's much less soul when you don't take any risk at all.

records mix themselves after they are beatmatched?

Yes, that's the good thing about being a DJ, you only have to beatmatch the sh!t, then you can keep drinking and let the sh!t do it's thing.

[PsyTox]

going all digital and "in synch", it makes you loose the only "live element" of a dj set, wich in my opinion is beatmatching. there's much less soul when you don't take any risk at all.

records mix themselves after they are beatmatched?

no, but it's one extra element you have to keep in mind. It's simply more difficult to mix everything yourself instead of letting the software take care of that.
And don't start the bullshit of "everyone can learn to beatmatch" because I hear big names and not so big names fck it up every time I go out, so there IS a difference and it takes skill.

[Michael^Heaven]

And don't start the bullshit of "everyone can learn to beatmatch" because I hear big names and not so big names fck it up every time I go out, so there IS a difference and it takes skill.

+1234!