Re: [acid-jazz] Scratching digitally (from New York Times)

From: Marco Primo (f@beatdiet.com)
Date: Wed Dec 04 2002 - 03:42:00 CET

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    Elson Trinidad wrote:

    >
    > Incidentally, a friend of mine who lives overseas recently told me he
    > rocked this massive playing his entire set on Final Scratch, I told
    > this to another DJ friend who commented, "Man, he sold out."

    When Amon Tobin rolled throught town last month, he rocked it with Final
    Scratch (and so did Greyboy the month before that). I think I may have
    been the only one in the audience who noticed that he never changed a
    record during his whole set.

    I think this approach (Final Scratch) makes tons of sense for touring
    DJs. My vynil weighs a ton, and you still can't be sure that the clubs
    you'll be playing will have adequate CD decks, especially if you're a
    'tablist. But with Final Scratch, a laptop, two records -- you're set.

    But seriously, blah blah blah Good music is good music.. blah blah blah.
    (this from a guy who carts two 12's and a CDJ100 to his weekly
    residency...+ a mixer + two crates)

    -- 
    Marco Pringle, host of
    the Fat Beat Diet - Thursday evenings, 10:30-Midnight
    CJSW 90.9FM (Calgary) - in real audio at:
    http://www.cjsw.com 
    


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