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| Even though it takes a ton of talent, creativity and an surgen like precision it doesn't live up to a real DJ set where the focus is the music. |
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| Originally posted by Aiwendil They use the same tool, and Turntablists do much more difficult tasks with that tool than your "DJ's". The more difficult the task, the more technical ability it requires. Therefore when using turntables(the tool) turntablists have much more technical ability than "standard dj's". I believe that is the entire point of this thread. Why don't you UNDERSTAND? LISTEN TO ME! UNDERSTAND MY WORDS. |
SO....what about Zabiela and his mad skills he throws in as both a DJ and a turntablist? I like to think that a turntablist isnt exactly a great DJ, they know how to work a Vinyl and a turntable, maybe 2, but do they know how to work a crowd of trance hungry fans?
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| Originally posted by Dant� �sto SO....what about Zabiela and his mad skills he throws in as both a DJ and a turntablist? I like to think that a turntablist isnt exactly a great DJ, they know how to work a Vinyl and a turntable, maybe 2, but do they know how to work a crowd of trance hungry fans? |
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| Originally posted by DJ_Ikronix You aren't worth the time it would take to flame you. |

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| Originally posted by varun Turning your CAPS LOCK on won't make you sound less idiotic than you already are and it certainly won't make your argument any stronger. |
it�s not better or worse, just different. like saying rock sculptors are better than clay ones, or something.
turntablism is an art that consumes itself within its own principle. it's not a search for what sounds good, rather for what is harder to do. it's also more of a physical discipline oriented thign than beatmixing, because it requires practice on the use of certain muscles, coordination of the hands, speed, agility, and whatnot.
beatmixing is a search for what sounds best, not what's harder to do. mixing 128BPM tracks with 140BPM ones and maintaining them in key and then upping the tumpos whilst playing another record backwards, and crossfading with your penis may be increidbly hard to do, but it will also probably sound like shit. so, a DJ would probably avoid such an action. this, in turn, is based on ear, on taste, concept and flow, rather than a physical skill.
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| Originally posted by vrahnos ^^ this reminds me maddox... |
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Seven sixteenths of one inch: That's the distance you'd have to move your pinky in order to not sound like an idiot. I know the burden of pressing shift to capitalize is a great one, but c'mon Turing, you can do better than that. I used to type emails in caps like yours, but then I decided that I didn't want a job mixing concrete. |
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| Originally posted by sandstorm03 I didnt know Zabi could be a turntablist without using turntables |
The skill of turntablism is not moving a piece of plastic about with your hands (and other), it's about making people dance by moving that piece of plastic. And I can't spell.
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| Originally posted by Inertia err, sir, you may have noticed you don't necessarily have to use vinyl to be a turntablist anymore. hell, CDJ-1000s make even more sense for a turntablist than an EDM DJ. the whole looping, cue points, remixing on the fly, 100% pitch and whatnot could add a WHOLE lot more to turntablism. furthermore, Zabiela uses what is called a "digital turntable". if youll notice, the products are labeled as so. CDJ-100, CDJ-200, CDJ-500 were/are CD players. the CDJ-1000, 1000 Mk2, and 800 are digital turntables, hence making 'turntablism' possible with CDs. plus, Zabiela is not a turntablist. he is an EDM DJ that incoporates turntablism into his sets. i have, however, seen straight on turntablist, using only a pair of CDJ-1000s. |
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| Originally posted by sandstorm03 using cue points, he has most of his stuff set up before he touches his stuff... |
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| Originally posted by djmetatron cue points are the equivalent of those little stickers. I don't see any difference. |
hes boring anyway 
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| Originally posted by sandstorm03 hes boring anyway |
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| Originally posted by Inertia and you're stupid and ugly |
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| Originally posted by Inertia it�s not better or worse, just different. like saying rock sculptors are better than clay ones, or something. |
Just because I make the kids happy when I throw the football like a girl doesn't mean i'm on the same level as Joe Montana.
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but don't you concede that there is more to dj-ing than simply using a turntable?
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Originally posted by sandstorm03 vs. |
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| Originally posted by Abhay Nice analogy... |
not to mention, i doubt anyone could go for 6 hours in a club listening to a turntablist.
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