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iPad DJing The Next Big Thing
Reading MacLife magazine and there seems to be a new wave of DJ's now using just a midi-controller & 2 iPads to DJ with. Seems like the next big thing in DJ technology.
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| Originally posted by nsamadi Reading MacLife magazine and there seems to be a new wave of DJ's now using just a midi-controller & 2 iPads to DJ with. Seems like the next big thing in DJ technology. |
maybe as a novelty item...
i see the opposite happening right now..with djs like sasha going back to cds...and vinyl doing pretty good to..of course its never going to come back on top again ...but it will never die either...but stuff like this will come and go its just a fad...
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| THE VERDICT Its highly unlikely the Ipad offering will come close to replacing your laptop anytime soon. |
2 ipads? What a waste. Is it really so gimped you cannot have two decks on one?
The iPad obviously is a much better choice than the Lemur, so anyone using something like the Lemur will be better off using it and will be glad to see these developments.
For me personally I think it's pretty neat. I will probably buy an iPad some time in the future, and then I can also use apps like Griid to use it as an extra controller 
This is also a good step to something like http://www.dumpert.nl/mediabase/106...e_toekomst.html
It's as sure as dubstep being invented in 2005.
I was expecting some funny comments

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| stop messing with ipads. go change your pad, and get back in the kitchen. Leave DJing to people that actually know what they're doing. |
maybe for some midi control here and there, sure, but it will never replace cdjs/laptop dj'ing
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| Originally posted by Max Thomson maybe for some midi control here and there, sure, but it will never replace cdjs/laptop dj'ing |
i never really saw the whole point to using ipads it just seems like someone had a bright idea and didnt really follow though
Re: iPad DJing The Next Big Thing
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| Originally posted by nsamadi Reading MacLife magazine and there seems to be a new wave of DJ's now using just a midi-controller & 2 iPads to DJ with. Seems like the next big thing in DJ technology. |
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| Originally posted by Glaniskanis The iPad obviously is a much better choice than the Lemur, so anyone using something like the Lemur will be better off using it and will be glad to see these developments. |
The girl in that video was a flipping retard.
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| Originally posted by LoveHate maybe as a novelty item... i see the opposite happening right now..with djs like sasha going back to cds...and vinyl doing pretty good to..of course its never going to come back on top again ...but it will never die either...but stuff like this will come and go its just a fad... |
Luciano uses one now. Ooooooo!
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| Originally posted by Glaniskanis The iPad obviously is a much better choice than the Lemur |
I'm not commenting on the customization part and template creation.
That is really good.
But the main point for me would be that the Lemur doesn't have the enormous advantage of quality of touch which the iPad does have.
Also the price is obviously much better for an iPad 
For that price though I'd want to have a better touch experience so my point would be that the iPad will be the better choice in the end when there's plenty of apps to choose from. Some of which that may even mimic everything you can do with the Lemur's software in the future.
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| Originally posted by Trance-MB http://www.djtechtools.com/2010/01/...-with-the-ipad/ |
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| Originally posted by Seandroid Link lost all credibility as soon as they proclaimed the iPad has no RAM. WTF. |
regardless, the ipad is a good purchase because of its price, apps and community. there are some many cool things out there that could benefit live shows. rebirth and aura flux come to mind. i personally would really like one for the apps there are
-Expensive
-Worst than cdjs/tts even than a laptop
-Looks heavily unprofessional.
-You'd have to carry them to the club and start connecting wires and everything, waste of time.
-You need a midi controller, more weight to carry.
This left the ipad usage to this kind of people:
-Wannabe djs
-General stupids
-People with more money than brain
Using it as a complementary tool to trigger effects or something like this is Ok , substituting the cdjs and mixer with this no.
"DJ'ing" is dead.
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| Originally posted by Glaniskanis the Lemur doesn't have the enormous advantage of quality of touch which the iPad does have. Also the price is obviously much better for an iPad ![]() |
the woman in the video obviously wants to be the next deadmau5?
isn't her setup more akin to a producer creating a liveshow? i'm thinking EDM bands/artists who toured with a liveshow pressing buttons to combine elements and layers of their tracks at one time... her example of how she uses the ipad is the same style of controlling the track, rather than playing a record and mixing it with another one to form a set.
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