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Originally posted by Zombie0729 i've moved to ableton, best decision i've ever made. If anyone could watch the greats on ableton you'd realize where DJing is really going. Subtlties have always had huge effects on large systems and now with so many options to truly personalizing a mix and a sound there is no doubt that DJing is better for it. Who wants to sound like everyone else especially in a field like music, where creativity is everything

beautifuly said baby.....



wanna go steady? heheh

you guys are all fools.

DJ = DISC Jockey

Maybe we should call them LJ’s instead?

On a serious note-I don’t care either way as long as they play my music and make me smile, I’ll remain one happy little girl

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Originally posted by hoangad you guys are all fools.

OMggGGGG DJ SAMMYYYY!!111

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Originally posted by ******** Seplling don't demonstrate intelligence and educatoin - knowing does.

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Originally posted by JenniferRene DJ = DISC Jockey Maybe we should call them LJ’s instead? On a serious note-I don’t care either way as long as they play my music and make me smile, I’ll remain one happy little girl

ciao how u doing

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Originally posted by tjpatel ciao how u doing

hey...i'm outstanding.

p.s. i hope you're not really 73

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Originally posted by JenniferRene hey...i'm outstanding. p.s. i hope you're not really 73

Subtract 60.

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Originally posted by ******** Seplling don't demonstrate intelligence and educatoin - knowing does.

i tried out ableton 5, i gotta say, I was bored using it. i loaded in a few mp3's, some loops, and hit play a few times.

I have to say that laptop djin is too bland for me. Yes you can put 45 different basslines over the same song, along with 67 vocal tracks at teh same time, all in perfect time, but thats not my style I guess. I really don't get extra excited to hear an extra lead on a track, or much else on it. It might be useful for accapellas, but I don't really dig much else it can do.


so yes, I do not like ableton.



for now. hehehe, I know it is a producers dream though. They are always notorious for bad djin, but this tool, they can get out and play their tracks just like any ol dj. so its good in that regard.

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Originally posted by Clovis86 Subtract 60.

LOL

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Originally posted by Boomer187 for now. hehehe, I know it is a producers dream though. They are always notorious for bad djin, but this tool, they can get out and play their tracks just like any ol dj. so its good in that regard.

i agree. i wonder what some of them out there would do if they got their laptops taken away and had to do a live show without them. i'd like to see who can really DJ and who just likes to label themselves as one.

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Originally posted by Boomer187 for now. hehehe, I know it is a producers dream though. They are always notorious for bad djin, but this tool, they can get out and play their tracks just like any ol dj. so its good in that regard.

every 'big' DJ we know is big because of his productions, thats why they get the big gigs.

Very rarely, VERY rarely do you see big DJ's w/ no productions under their belt. So to say, Producers make bad DJ's, you're labeling every major DJ as a bad one

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Originally posted by Boomer187 i tried out ableton 5, i gotta say, I was bored using it. i loaded in a few mp3's, some loops, and hit play a few times. I have to say that laptop djin is too bland for me. Yes you can put 45 different basslines over the same song, along with 67 vocal tracks at teh same time, all in perfect time, but thats not my style I guess. I really don't get extra excited to hear an extra lead on a track, or much else on it. It might be useful for accapellas, but I don't really dig much else it can do. so yes, I do not like ableton. for now. hehehe, I know it is a producers dream though. They are always notorious for bad djin, but this tool, they can get out and play their tracks just like any ol dj. so its good in that regard.

The thing is...its not about "who can do the craziest shit" on Ableton (45 basslines, 60 vocals), but more about the fact that you can really just concentrate on the MUSIC instead of the whole beatmatching thing (which is an art that will never dissappear I hope). You got dudes like Digweed who are so fucking good at cueing up and beatmatching its like second nature for him...so it doesnt really matter for him.

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Originally posted by ******** Seplling don't demonstrate intelligence and educatoin - knowing does.