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Re: DJ's working "in key" ?
| quote: | Originally posted by xstalkrx
Was just reading one of van Buurens interviews and he says that he works with vinyl but he plays a lot of the time "in key". What does this mean? He also said that in the future, he will probably be playing completely digital. So does this mean no vinyl? What the hell is a DJ without vinyl? What kind of skill does it take to DJ on a computer? |
When armin said in key, he means that the tracks being mixed together are playing at exactly the same note. Alot of djs have started to use this and most mixed compilations will already be mixed in this way.
As for the digital way of doing things, its sorry to see that vinyl won't be around for much longer, but thats the way things are going. Cheaper to distribute, buy and cuts out costs for pressing and other such things.
I dont think that this will really matter to most clubbers or music lovers in general. The better djs aren't always the better at mixing, its the music selection that counts!
George
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