I think you should probably check out Mr Stu Cox's three deck mixes before you reply in terms of mixing ability.

Dave Clarke fequently uses both cans.

You will find that most turntablists will either use both or none, a lot have got specially mades phones for both ears so that they are not scratching to the monitor delay for better performance.

I use both 1 ear and both phones depending on situation.

A lot of the major names started DJing before the option to mix in your headphones was an option.

Most people find it harder to mix with both cans rather than 1 ear on and 1 ear off.

And if you mix the "Official way" and that makes you better than these other guys, why do you care what they do?

Learn to know what you are talking about as you obviously don't.

Nem

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Originally posted by Nemesis44 I think you should probably check out Mr Stu Cox's three deck mixes before you reply in terms of mixing ability. Dave Clarke fequently uses both cans. You will find that most turntablists will either use both or none, a lot have got specially mades phones for both ears so that they are not scratching to the monitor delay for better performance. I use both 1 ear and both phones depending on situation. A lot of the major names started DJing before the option to mix in your headphones was an option. Most people find it harder to mix with both cans rather than 1 ear on and 1 ear off. And if you mix the "Official way" and that makes you better than these other guys, why do you care what they do? Learn to know what you are talking about as you obviously don't. Nem

LOL... should have seen it coming.

Cheers
Nem

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Originally posted by Nemesis44 Cheers Nem

Cheers
Nem

I never liked the two ear method, but that's probably because I've never mixed on a split cue anyways and I like to take my headphones on and off constantly.

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I use both.

I learned with 1 ear method then quickly learned the wonders of split cue.

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