kk (mrfliz@interport.net)
Thu, 09 Sep 1999 15:48:58 -0400
michael i was really surprised to see you say that beatmatching with cd's isn't
that easy -- i've always been a vinyl guy myself, but the one time i got a chance
to play with a denon setup, i flipped at how easy it was to beatmatch, and beyond
that, how much else could be done (the best feature was changing tempo whilst
maintaining pitch). i ended up feeling guilty it was so easy, but also happy i
could have a couple extra rum&cokes and not screw up the mix....
kevin 'k-now' k
Eighth Dimension wrote:
> > as for vinyl vs. cd mixing...can we really call anybody who "spins" cds a
> > real dj? c'mon, it's too simple, and you really can't do a whole lot with it
> > once you've got it going...
>
> Wrong-o ... you've obviously never tried ... I mean REALLY tried ...
>
> I take a Pioneer CD player with me whenever I play out ... two turntables
> and this baby , and it's all over ... you can do things with turntables
> that you could never do with CDs , but the opposite is true also ... when
> you combine the two you can do all sorts of dancefloor rocking techniques
> and tricks ...
>
> The last time I saw DJ Smash spin , he played nothing but CDs ... he
> beatmatched perfectly (which isn't that easy on CDs, really ...) ,
ps michael - i ran into your old housemate a few weeks ago for the first time in
the six years since she moved outta orlando; she lives a block away from me in nyc
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