Do any of you guys know a site where the sound quality is fully explained? I have read something that the cds only reach the frequency of 30000 hertz and vinyl goes beyond and although we only listen till 20000, the higher frequencies influence the lower ones. But I don´t really know if that´s right. If not, please how does that loss occur???? Am I missing out a lot? (because I only listen to cds music)? Also, I think I will never be able to really tell the difference live because most clubs are so noisy with sound other than the music that it gets impossible to distinguish any details in the music.

And, I have to defend cds a little because it is really dificult to develop Trance and get it played in places like Brazil if we have to import and pay a lot for every vinyl. The prices here are very high and if we really want to play we have to start low.

The sound quality may not even matter a lot in the future since sony wants us to start using a new format of audio (SACD Super Audio CD I think) that comes in a cd disc form that plays with an awesome quality. The pitch problems are more than solve in the CDJ-1000 or that new one that was released just a while ago by Pioneer. If they merge both techs I don´t really see why we need to continue to pay so much for music, but of course I am willing to take advice for more experienced DJs than me.

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Originally posted by Dmatrox If i dont spin professionally, but im supposed to spin for my grad, so its okay to have burned cds then??

Anyone know?


gho/ i dont think the Hz thing matters too much, since mixers dont reach more than 20 000, well at least my vestax dosent

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Originally posted by DJ TranceFormer FUNNY MOFO!!! OK, let's start a lecture: 1. Do you see all of the pro DJs use CDs alot? NO!!! Everybody uses VINYL, you know the black(usually) round 12" thing with grooves on it? 2. If the vinyl production will stop, then how to fuck do you think you will be able to burn your cheap ass CDs? 3. Go to a record store and look at how much vinyl they got there and how many CDs, why tu fuck do you think they are called RECORD stores, not CD stores! 4. You are just one of those stupid kids who can't even tell the difference between CD sound quality and vinyl. Also all that scratching and everythign else WILL NEVER be the same as it will be on tables cuz it's reached DIGITALLY! Anyway, you are gonna get flamed for that comment of yours. Next time you better think before you write something.

Mr. Paul van Dyk used the CD Players 4 times at MayDay

Personally I think Final Scratch makes analog TT's the choice to make, the control of records, with the availability of CD's it seems like the logical decision too me *shrug*

I have both Vestax 2000 and CD's. I use the CD's for beats that I make, plus stuff that seems to be always "out" on vinyl.