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Cd-Dj's or Vinal tables, what you prefer to use or watch someone use? |
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@3rdrail | 29 June 10 |
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Don't really like the feel of cd decks, prefer manually dropping in vinyl. I do most of my mixing digitally tho using my pc and an AKAI APC 40
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@3rdrail | 29 June 10 |
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Vinyl is the best for sound, but limits your record box as it's too heavy to carry a lot of tunes with you. Bet you wouldn't have the 1st clue how to mix properly stratboy
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@kentrik | 29 June 10 |
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Vinyl 
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@sizwek | 1 July 10 |
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WE ALL LOVE VYNYL, BUT CDs ARE CHEAPER AND READILY AVAILABLE
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@k1ngeric | 1 July 10 |
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Old school rules for a reason 
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@0akley | 2 July 10 |
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yeah im a vinyl guy to, never liked the CDj decks
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@djsbm | 2 July 10 |
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i prefur vinyl to. cds is just the digital age. its sad that most clubs have gone to cd decks. vinyl all the way.
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@jpdv | 3 July 10 |
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why is it sad they have gone to using cds/digital files, almost all EDM is produced digitally so why play back on a non-digital format
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@smiles32 | 3 July 10 |
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It doesnt matter to me. Vinyl feels gr8. I'm a vinyl junkie all the way but i'm nt necessarily against cdj's. Theyre cool if u want 2 mega mix n use 3 or 4 decks. Classic mixing is all on vinyl 4 me, as it really tests ur ability technicaly as a dj. Even sum dj schools in in still start off theis students on vinyl b4 moving 2 cdj's. The Soul Candi Music Institute is 1 of them.
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@smiles32 | 3 July 10 |
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I meant Even sum dj schools in S.A still start off their students on vinyl b4 moving 2 cdj's. The dj course at the Soul Candi Music Institute does that as well as FUSE Acedemy (dj school 4 females).
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@jpdv | 3 July 10 |
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what can you technically do on a vinyl deck that you can't on cdjs?
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@smiles32 | 4 July 10 |
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The slightest wrong touch on a vinyl can send the song off que and off pitch. The degree of difficulty playn on vinyl is more than u get on cdj's, which makes it more challenging in my opinion. If u cn play on vinyl, u can play on anythn, but its nt the same the other way round.
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@smiles32 | 4 July 10 |
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Its nt about wat u cant or can do on both formats because u can mix with both, which is the point of them all. For me its about degree of difficulty. Give a guy who has only played on cd a pair of turntable and i swear he wil struggle on vinyl, but giv a guy who started on vinyl a pair of cdj's and he'll excel. I've seen it, although it may not b true 4 every1, but in my experience, djs who started on vinyl hav always bn better with their mixing n timing when it comes to blending tracks.
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@smiles32 | 4 July 10 |
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Im not against cdjs as i wuld also like to buy a pair but its jus too easy to play on them. They are advantagious if u mixing songs in quick succession which is wat i want them for.
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@jpdv | 4 July 10 |
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the slightest wrong touch could eject the cd, chose the wrong cue point...so don't agree with that point, plus shouldn't be that cack handed...only thing i can think of that you can do with vinyl is get everybody to jump up and down like fk and see if the vibrations make it skip
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@jpdv | 4 July 10 |
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oh and also you can set fire to the vinyl so it warps and crackles like fk, i forget which dj used to love doing that at the end of the night but one did
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@jpdv | 4 July 10 |
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and i am not pro or anti any format, at the end of the day basic mixing is easy on any format i don't care what anyone says :)
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@smiles32 | 4 July 10 |
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Ok
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@smiles32 | 4 July 10 |
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I wuld lyk a pair of Technics 1210xl's and a pair of pioneer cdj1000's, my dream set. But at the end of the day it doesnt really matter what u play on, if u cant dj...wel u cant dj regardless of the equipment.
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@smiles32 | 4 July 10 |
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Whether vinyl or cdj's are better is jus a matter of preference and opinion.
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