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Originally posted by coolestrl zack thats not the opening, thats something he was doin in MID set, which i thought was really awesome, i recorded that vid btw, in the opening he had some countdown in his own voice which went like 10..9...8..7.... then he dropped the first track whatever it was

ahhh, ok lol. I assumed it was his opening track. Cool as hell either way.

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BLEH...

Someone please link me to the "Rulebook" that lists how and what a DJ is supposed to do.

If you go see a band, do they change their set according to the 'reading' they get from the crowd? No? They play what they're currently playing on thier tour. Most play the same show in 20 cities. If you're a fan of a DJ you should support what he chooses to play.

The big producer has replaced the big DJ because it's harder to produce. DJ's are a dime a dozen. There are plenty of people to mix the music together, the people actually making the music are the ones that matter.

With DJ equipment that is out now, anyone can get the hang of mixing in a month or two. Try mixing on some belt drive turntables with warped vinyl and no BPM counters.

And while we're ripping on Ableton how about DJ's using Serato or something like it. Any fool can match up little lines on the screen. Most of these guys spend the whole night staring at their laptop screen.

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Originally posted by RoBDaWG BLEH... Someone please link me to the "Rulebook" that lists how and what a DJ is supposed to do. If you go see a band, do they change their set according to the 'reading' they get from the crowd? No? They play what they're currently playing on thier tour. Most play the same show in 20 cities. If you're a fan of a DJ you should support what he chooses to play. The big producer has replaced the big DJ because it's harder to produce. DJ's are a dime a dozen. There are plenty of people to mix the music together, the people actually making the music are the ones that matter. With DJ equipment that is out now, anyone can get the hang of mixing in a month or two. Try mixing on some belt drive turntables with warped vinyl and no BPM counters. And while we're ripping on Ableton how about DJ's using Serato or something like it. Any fool can match up little lines on the screen. Most of these guys spend the whole night staring at their laptop screen.

hahahaha

Fuk - You're awesome!

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