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| quote: | Originally posted by beats and beeps
This is how many incorrect posts i've found by page 1.7. I dont have the willpower to continue.
Yes, this guy is fairly skilled for an edm dj. Moreso than zabiela, but just for the record, he did not use 5 decks for that cd, he used 3 denon dns5000s which are cdjs, that have a second output, so it was actually mixed on 3 cdjs, which each have 2 outputs. IE the ability to play 2 tracks off of the same cd at once. Sending each track to a seperate channel. (Denon calls this Alpha Tracking) So technically he had 6 sources (decks, tables whatever you want to call them) but they always seem to refer to it as five, I guess he never used the 6th source.
I also give the guy credit for using unpopular cd decks (they are unpopular because they are too complicated for club use) As many djs are afraid not to use pioneer cdjs, as they are "the club standard" But obviously he saw that these denon cdjs were an untapped resource, and it worked out for him. Its about time a dj took the time to read a fucking product manual, and look beyond what is flogged in clubs.
Anyways, the most technically skilled djs are obviously turntablists. People like cox, digweed, sasha, dyk, tiesto, sasha, and zabiela shouldnt even be mentioned. Now as far as which turntablist is best, I wouldnt have enough knowledge on the subject to determine that. Its most likely some nutcase in his basement which the world has never heard of. A-trak and Dj Dopey, and Kid Koala get mention, because they are canadian and they rawk. |
just because someone does something different does not make him the best or the worst.
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