The future of DJing?

[saucercrab]

Re: The future of DJing?

i,ll tell u what i think is the future of computer production and dj'n

http://www.dogsonacid.com/showthread...0&pagenumber=4

i would read this if i were u guys, start from ewan_kerr

its long but should be worth the read

Dude, is that that right link...?

[saucercrab]

Re: The future of DJing?

oops dbl

[unkownartist]

Re: The future of DJing?

yea

[unkownartist]

Re: The future of DJing?

I really don't think that anyone with two turntables could do anything close to what richie does. Maybe in showmanship type stuff...but you and I know that is NOT what we see dj's for. If it were all of us would be worshiping Q-Bert.

things is though jeff he was doing that years ago with just techniques, in about ten years from now u,ll be turning up to a gig with a jumpdrive with 4 decks a mixer and 10000 songs @ ur disposal all inclusive ( maybe a bit extreme but u know what i meen )

[Taylor Norris]

Re: The future of DJing?

Bodzin and his toys... especially the Lemur

http://www.jazzmutant.com/

http://www.jazzmutant.com/artists_lemurized.php <-- Lots of cool interviews

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[Jenks]

Re: The future of DJing?

I really don't think that anyone with two turntables could do anything close to what richie does. Maybe in showmanship type stuff...but you and I know that is NOT what we see dj's for. If it were all of us would be worshiping Q-Bert.

it's not about how much stuff you throw at it. at a certain point you can dissect the music so much and rearrange it enough times that eventually it loses something, and that's exactly what i hear when i go listen to hawtin live these days. so you're right, someone with two turntables, like baby ford for example, can't DO exactly what rich is doing with two turntables, but he's doing way more with lot less imo.

[thesightless]

Re: The future of DJing?

does that guy bodzin ever play actual beats for more than 40 seconds at a time... see... that's where i kinda fell away from sasha, and why i never really loved zabeila live, when it became more about the gear and what the gear could do as opposed tyo what the music could do.

but alas,

check out this great video of lemur, this one isnt just a sampler of its abilities, but a highlight of what can be done on the fly with a 4/4 beat. the second half really shines in a live setting.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sHAMyQak-LM&feature=related

[jeffrey collins]

Re: The future of DJing?

I got ya Jenks. I totally understand where your coming from bro. Yeah I know, Hawtin gets tracks, and then spends his trips in between places cutting up the tracks. But that is one of the things that makes Richie, Richie. He's playing stuff you just CAN'T get anywhere. Kinda like back in 00-02 before the digital bump that made all these tracks available to everyone. No longer does the big dj's have tracks you can't find anywhere.

[jeffrey collins]

Re: The future of DJing?

Bodzin and his toys... especially the Lemur

http://www.jazzmutant.com/

http://www.jazzmutant.com/artists_lemurized.php <-- Lots of cool interviews

Those Lemurs are SICK!! There is so much cool shit you can do with them. And you DON'T have to be a programmer to use it. There is templates you can find through the jazzmutant site that can do all kinds of things. And it works great with Logic and Ableton.