Ringmaster Darin said:There is so much new things on the market right now to mix with. As long as it has a pitch adjustment on it you could mix with it. I know what you guys are talking about on the laptop programs too. Those are the Final Scratch and the Serato. From what I am told the Serato is the best. Its made by Rane. The Final Scratch is from Stanton. The cd technology has really helped things for the dj. I know with tables you had to worry about vibrations and skipping but with cdjs and other cd/media players you dont have to worry about it and you get better sound quality. It takes the same skills to mix on cd/media players as it does to mix on vinyl.
Ringmaster Darin said:I think this is a subject that will be debated for years to come. I know cds can skip but only because of dirt or scatches. They usually have a buffer built it to take care of banging or vibations. I understand the love for vinyl. I know Kos has been using vinyl for over 23 years but when it all comes down to it its really just about the music. People want to be entertained and dance to the music. Each person has a different way they could want to do that. Thats what helps keep things so differse in the electronic world.
BeeRad said:I wouldnt suggest taking it to the Cream Fields but hey, thats a little different
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