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| quote: | Originally posted by SVGmethod
I have had this on my mind since seeing G&D at EDC...what exactly do they do on Ableton that is so special??? I don't remember hearing anything special being done with Ableton...unlike James Zabiela whom I've seen tear it up with it in the past. Why do G&D use Ableton when they hardly use it to its potential? As a huge fan of theirs, I think its a scam to see them clickin away on the laptop. Drag and drop. Doesn't ableton beatmatch for you? Grrr. I wish peeps still used vinyl sometimes. You can truly appreciate a set when it is flawlessly mixed with vinyl. Skillz. |
DJ'ing isn't much about skill either. Especially when the Vinyl consists of another producers track... Ableton, well, gave G&D a chance to do improv live instead of playing a pre-cut track. There you go boss. In my opinion, being a good DJ is a DJ that performs with charisma and creativity, which none of these crappy DJ's did at this rave. Let the flames begin! Plus, reasons for Ableton would have to be the digital sound quality that never distorts as vinyl do. Sasha stopped using vinyl because it skipped out on him and he ended up removing the record from the turntable and threw it up into the air, injuring a fan's head. Anyway, aside from those reasons, G&D blow cock anyway. But yes, James Zabiela does kick ass. 
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