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Stanza
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quote:
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Hahah, that's a classic !

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nankervis
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Because they can pull off tricks with turntables that would leave your average trance DJ crying in the corner.


But do they rehearse these?

Old Post Jun-14-2005 03:30  Australia
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But do they rehearse these?


yea they have marks and things on the vinyl


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Hahah, that's a classic !



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nankervis
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quote:
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yea they have marks and things on the vinyl


when you say they have marks, what do you mean exactly. Like on some vinyl you can see where the intro/buildup/breakdown etc are, can't you?

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Nick Mimas
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quote:
Originally posted by nankervis
when you say they have marks, what do you mean exactly. Like on some vinyl you can see where the intro/buildup/breakdown etc are, can't you?


They put stickers or whatever on certain parts of the record so they can see where the start, middle, end, best place to scratch, highest ptiched part, lowest part etc. is on the record.

http://www.futureproducers.com/tutorial.php/id/21


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varun
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quote:
Originally posted by basd
Because they can pull off tricks with turntables that would leave your average trance DJ crying in the corner.

On the other hand, there's a huge difference between technical ability and the ability to entertain a crowd. On the purely technical side, turntablists piss all over most of the 'regular' DJs, On the entertainment side, well, that's up to you to decide.


The two are uncomparable and electronic DJ's/turntablists are masters in their own right. Turntablists rarely have professional mixing abilities but they are far more agile with their hands as their primary purpose is scratching. This is where the trance/tech/prog DJ falls short but compensates for it by superior mixing abilties.


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nankervis
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...watch the videos.


I must say that is pretty impressive, but i tend to agree with Varun.

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Aiwendil
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quote:
Originally posted by varun
The two are uncomparable and electronic DJ's/turntablists are masters in their own right. Turntablists rarely have professional mixing abilities but they are far more agile with their hands as their primary purpose is scratching. This is where the trance/tech/prog DJ falls short but compensates for it by superior mixing abilties.


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.


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JasonThomas
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Have you seen the Technics DJ competition? OMFG it's awesome those folks do some crazy shit. It's not that fun to listen to, but it's really fun to watch .

That's the best of the best there and I must say I got a little bored by the end of the comp. I think that turntablist stuff is short lived. 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. Plus, I never really liked the sound of scratching, a little is okay, but it doesn't sound good! It's scratching!

I really like the globetrotters vs. nba champions analogy. lol perfect.

Also I think what varun means by superior mixing skills is beatmatching and transitioning. Turntablelists hardly ever beatmatch or layer tunes. They usually play one and fuck around with another while fading back and forth or thowing a beat or acapella on top. Or they have two of the same record and fuck around that way, requiring no beatmatching as they are the same speed. This is the only category that DJs are better at, the transitions between one song and another, because this is what they must do well. A DJ set requires that tunes flow together well which requires this skill in spades.

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Aiwendil
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You are a fool. Join me. Hahaha. We will make merriment in the foolishness of our ways. You not understanding me, me not understanding anything. Why, I might even take a chance and grow to like you. Then you could leave me, like everyone else, and tell me that my friendship caused you pain: the very last thing that I would ever want to do! Leaving me where I was before, only with a broken mind and feeling twice as lonely and foolish for my troubles. Just us two fools. Djmetatron and I.


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JasonThomas
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Originally posted by Aiwendil
You are a fool. Join me. Hahaha. We will make merriment in the foolishness of our ways. You not understanding me, me not understanding anything. Why, I might even take a chance and grow to like you. Then you could leave me, like everyone else, and tell me that my friendship caused you pain: the very last thing that I would ever want to do! Leaving me where I was before, only with a broken mind and feeling twice as lonely and foolish for my troubles. Just us two fools. Djmetatron and I.



uh... dude you okay? maybe get some rest okie?

Hey man, don't worry, I won't leave you, buds for life

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