The sort answer is.....No.

I find it a good deck though, and I picked mine up for less than £80.
Bargain.

Hmm, what you think if i get 2 cdj-100s to start and get one bpm counter?

Don't bother with a BPM counter. learn to mix without one, they are never really totally accurate anyway, and you should train your ears so you can mix without a BPM counter.

Two cdj 100's will be fine for starting out - they may not be the most accurate because of the increments on their pitch being .1, but they will great to learn on and easy to use.

Oh yes but my afraid is to take to much time to "prepare" the music with correct bpm... maybe with some weaks of trainning...

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Originally posted by kwnds Oh yes but my afraid is to take to much time to "prepare" the music with correct bpm... maybe with some weaks of trainning...

if you never train, you'll never learn.

so stay away from bpm counters.


and cdj-100s' are good players, i still have mine (i started out with them about 4 or 5 years ago) although i'm thinking of upgrading soon.

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BPM counters aren't always right either. You're better off learning it properly straight from the beginning.

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Fifthed. Don't use BPM counters like a crutch; train your ears.

i have 1 cdj-100 and 1 cdj-200

it is a lot easier to hold a mix wit hthe cdj200 but i love them both and am very happy with my purchsae


and dont use no bpm counter

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Originally posted by kwnds Oh yes but my afraid is to take to much time to "prepare" the music with correct bpm... maybe with some weaks of trainning...

not weeks, you need to be thinking in years

djing doesn't come to you overnight, you need to practice A LOT

and by a lot, i mean like 6-8 hours a day for the first 3 months a lot

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Originally posted by Tony Morello not weeks, you need to be thinking in years djing doesn't come to you overnight, you need to practice A LOT and by a lot, i mean like 6-8 hours a day for the first 3 months a lot

I wouldn't say that is necessary for everyone. Some people pick up on things faster then others and some not.

As far as the cdj100 is concerned, it is a great cd player. I would get it if that is all you are looking to settle for.

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Originally posted by stan229 i have 1 cdj-100 and 1 cdj-200 it is a lot easier to hold a mix wit hthe cdj200 but i love them both and am very happy with my purchsae and dont use no bpm counter

ya the cdj200 is 100 times better than the 100.

very good cheap player! well its not really cheap.

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