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mohamid
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So i want to know if you need vinyl for sl1200's and tables like that or if you can just hook them up to a laptop and use VDJ instead. I know its a newb question but please help.
Dec 22 2009 2:57AM
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20160Air
Posts: 79 - Karma: 11

DJ Steave/ T. Magoats = SPOONFEST

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Dec 22 2009 3:06AM
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mohamid
Posts: 52 - Karma: 10
suck ma dick
Dec 22 2009 3:07AM
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20160Air
Posts: 79 - Karma: 11
Say hi to rosemary for me beeeej
Dec 22 2009 3:12AM
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DJSTEVEINNIAMIXX
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go thumb a butthole
Dec 22 2009 3:13AM
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wh@t
Posts: 6204 - Karma: 51
wow. i wanna answer your question but youre so clueless it may be pointless.
Dec 22 2009 3:53AM
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James.
Posts: 55 - Karma: 24
you should of seen it coming when you posted such a silly thread
Dec 22 2009 4:30AM
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factory81
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You should really google "how turntables work" and start from there.


Dec 22 2009 10:45AM
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LBZ
Posts: 110 - Karma: 48
try this maybe it will help your ignorance
Dec 23 2009 2:43PM
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Tex.
Posts: 1106 - Karma: 124
i know there are a lot of old school dj's out there that will say to get vinyl turntables but i would honestly just say to get some decent CDJ's and a basic mixer, (especially if you're just starting) 

i have a lot of friends that spin and produce their own music, i don't do it myself but have messed around on all sorts of equipment and as a person that just does it for fun, that's what i think is best and easiest to learn on.. its also  just so much easier to put an mp3 on a cd and spin on a CDJ rather then try to find a song on vinyl. 

hope that helped.
Dec 23 2009 2:51PM
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matweary
Posts: 110 - Karma: 11
your ignorance astounds me
on another note try this sit out it might help http://justfuckinggoogleit.com/
Dec 23 2009 2:53PM
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prontocuts.com
Posts: 5244 - Karma: 42
cdjs blow cock, i started out with cdjs and hated it


get serato + techs. Unless you love spinning with an obsolete format (cds) and love having no soul
Dec 23 2009 3:09PM
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matweary
Posts: 110 - Karma: 11
Hey there, the pioneer cdj 900 and 2000 are pretty nice. they have alot of advantages that vinyl don't have if you mix lots of trance, electro, house etc...
Dec 23 2009 3:22PM
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prontocuts.com
Posts: 5244 - Karma: 42
I had pio cdjs. They just arent fun. And yes, I mix electro, tech house, etc.
Dec 23 2009 5:09PM
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PurpleDino
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CDJ's are not as fun as vinyl but do have some advantages. if your just starting out and aren't looking to spend money on buying a ton of vinyl go with some cdj's.  Look at the numark ndx400 if you are looking for something cheaper than pioneers. and yeah they can scratch but probably not very well.
Dec 23 2009 5:38PM
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prontocuts.com
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You can get M audio torq for 150ish, and find two used techs and a mixer for 400 easy total cost = 550

the price of one cdj200 (pio's cheapest cdj) = 400
Dec 23 2009 6:02PM
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PurpleDino
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yeah that is very true. vinyls have a much better feel to them and sound so much better than a cd will ever. still remember to bring in the cost of continuesly buying vinyl
Dec 23 2009 6:38PM
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Tex.
Posts: 1106 - Karma: 124
i dont know what cdj's you used... i will admit that the ones i learned on (my roommates) are Pioneer 1000mk3's. i thought they were pretty bad ass myself but then again, i'm not somebody trying to become a DJ... i just mess around on the shit...   those cdj's run about 1500 bucks.. i'm sure the less expensive ones may not do the job that they did.
Dec 23 2009 7:15PM
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prontocuts.com
Posts: 5244 - Karma: 42
did you not read my post? M audio torq allows you to play your Mp3s on vinyl
Dec 23 2009 7:21PM
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prontocuts.com
Posts: 5244 - Karma: 42
The ones I owned were cdj200s. the same pitch res and etc as the 1000s. the ones I used in the club and at work were 1000's
Dec 23 2009 7:22PM
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Proze
Posts: 1094 - Karma: 7
Any turntablism without vinyl < any turntablism with vinyl... Get those discs, its betta. CDJ lag and skip and are just fake its like downloading music from the internet... just not as cool as buynig it. Just get technics and serato and some blanks if your into that gay shit (nah serato is the shit but im too poor to have it)
Dec 23 2009 7:27PM
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PurpleDino
Posts: 1513 - Karma: 483
oh right haha. yeah i did read it but i just totally blanked on that one.
Dec 23 2009 7:35PM
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Dan.
Posts: 7201 - Karma: 1,126
don't listen to those nazis who say vinyl only, you can all move to germany and circle jerk with all of the other diehard vinyl enthusiasts. new cdjs are just as good as tables. I stopped using my techs and switched up to ableton with an apc, and it blows tables out of the water with what you can do to your music.


question to those of you who use vinyl, where the fuck do you play out that still has tables?? every single club in colorado is cdj exclusive. they'll laugh at you if you show up with a crate.

if you do want to learn with vinyl though... buy my shit.. tech 12 mk5s, and a denon dnx120 mixer.
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Dec 23 2009 7:45PM
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prontocuts.com
Posts: 5244 - Karma: 42
who ever said about buying vinyl? we have all talked about DVS
Dec 23 2009 8:09PM
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prontocuts.com
Posts: 5244 - Karma: 42
double post but, every single club i have ever gone to, and every random gig i have ever had, has had techs
Dec 23 2009 8:10PM
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Dan.
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thats really weird, unless you're going to hip hop clubs. and new cdjs are on par with techs. the newest pioneers are better. or a numark cdx, that thing has no lag at all, feels like vinyl, but better. I feel like the cdj trashing should end. I did vinyl for a while, have used cdjs, and now am controller only. making a monome during my spare time. I feel that DJing is all about keeping up with the times now, and vinyl, even using time control, is dead. unless you move to germany. but nobody likes germans anyway. (just kidding, I love germans, and boys noize is the tits, but you get my point). the most popular DJs are already moving on from CDJs, they haven't touched vinyl in years. controllerism is the way of the future, and living in the past is never a good thing.
Dec 23 2009 8:25PM
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prontocuts.com
Posts: 5244 - Karma: 42
You're spewing so much bullshit it isnt even funny.

The CDXs? Talk about living in the past, they felt fine, but even then they were known pieces of shit
Making a monome? Cool check out my thread, I made my own controller.
Time control is dead? You're smoking some serious shit dude
Havent touched vinyl in years? Oh yeah Richie hawton, Carl Cox, all of those nobodies hate vinyl huh?
Djing is about keeping up with the times? That explains why the most popular producers use synths and beat machines that have 30+ year old technology on them

Im fine with kids using controllers, but when people spew this shit with huge generalizations it just pisses me off, go to cali and circle jerk around girl talk while i go to germany
Dec 23 2009 8:37PM
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