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Post by Sudden Change on Oct 28, 2005 10:26:58 GMT
It would be interesting to know what you people think about DJing on a PC. It's a decision for those who don't have turntables, but how do you feel when a Dj does the mix on a PC in a club? Some might say it is crap or something, some might say that if a Dj plays good it doesn't fucking matter what's used for hyping the dancefloor crowd.
Looking forward to hearing your thoughts & opinions
By the way, anybody here doin' stuff like that?
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Post by PITMAN on Nov 3, 2005 11:20:09 GMT
to me a good set is a good set weather its on turntables, a PC or a live band!
the advantage with a PC is that you can add so many more effects. but you cant beet the showmanship of some one on turntables. ;D
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Post by Sudden Change on Nov 3, 2005 20:45:07 GMT
Yeah =)) looks not that impressive ^^
A new club has just opened in the centre of my Moscow city and I will be probably performing 3 hour live acts on my laptop using Traktor2 every Saturday alongside another Dj (turntablist). I won't be on the scene - there's a special place for a Dj they told me. 50 euros for a set (in the beginning). And I will also be MCing during the jam sessions every Thursday there with a group of real musicians, I mean drums, bass guitars, guitars etc.
Gonna be payed for the everyday things I do @ home!
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Post by PITMAN on Nov 8, 2005 11:36:50 GMT
well if you can record any thing then post it here and let people judge wether pc is any good or not?  ;D congratulations for getting the set let us know how it goes |
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Post by kabo0dles on Nov 12, 2005 22:34:58 GMT
I agree, I think that as long as its a sick set, then it dosnt matter... it would help if theres some sort of stage presense too, the performing aspect is always good, which is what I think appeals with the live sets, but a sick set is a sick set at the end of the day.  |
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