cdjs or serato/traktor scratch.
Turntables or CDJ's?
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there's room to evolve from whatever you get, but the straight vinyl dj seems now like something to graduate to, not from. it's expensive, it's bulky, and it takes a while digging through tracks to get a feel for your style i think so that's mad bank there.
the vinyl market, far as i can tell, is for the first run releases. the djs, i would hope, are playing the fresh grooves. sounds better on good monitors or club systems but unless you're playing there...
i went cdj so could burn, check stuff, and pitch at minimal cost after startup. hell, dj a while and you'll know people with turntables they're looking to get rid of. but don't debate long, dude, get some gear and you'll love jamming however...Comment
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here's a genius idear....why not one of each?you could put an Emfire release on for 2 minutes and you would be a sleep before it finishes - Chunky
it's RA. they'd blow their load all over some stupid 20 minute loop of a snare if it had a quirky flange setting. - Tiddles
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If I were starting out and had the cash I'd get a pair of technics and Traktor Scratch/Serato.
I would have said CDJs a couple months ago. However...vinyl, even time-code vinyl, is so much more fun.Comment
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Any real dj uses turntables ...
CD jays are for untalented , uninteligent people...
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..... I hope this doesnt offend anyone...
,......have a great day....Comment
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There will be people using vinyl for a long time(always?), and there will be people using some sort of digital format. It seems that it's broken into those two sides. The vinyl won't change, and it will be played on 1200s. Digital on the other hand, seems as if it will just go to the computer, using programs like serrato / traktor or whatever. In my opinion, the CDJ will become obsolete in the not so distant future.Comment
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offended? nah, just shocked at such an unimformed blanket stamement.. i'm going to guess this is loaded with sarcasm
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don't ever you abelton. you might have been the best dj on the planet but once you start using this...you could put an Emfire release on for 2 minutes and you would be a sleep before it finishes - Chunky
it's RA. they'd blow their load all over some stupid 20 minute loop of a snare if it had a quirky flange setting. - Tiddles
Am I somewhere....in the corners of your mind....
----PEACE-----Comment
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lol....
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i prefer CDj's at this point. for a few reasons.
1. price
2. luggage is lighter
3. mixing. plain and simple it is easier to mix off CDJ's. not only is it easier, it garners better sounds and results as you can loop the tune and layer sounds at a level you cant handle on vinyl. the functions of the MKII and MKIII are wonderful. it is easier to adjust the mix as well in terms of touching the record. you can adjust in a more subtle manner. instead of mixing for say 1.5 minutes on a peice of vinyl, you can mix for a long time on CDJ's.your life is an occasion, rise to it.
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