Jarmo Lundgren wrote:
>
> > easy with 12" but haven't managed to make it
> > work with cd's or mp3 dj-tools.
>
> mp3 dj-tools are still more toys than real tools... I guess they will
> evolve a lot in the future... You can't do much with a mouse: you need
> a separate, dedicated controller for dj'ing with the computer.
that's where jakob nielsen comes and tells everybody how it's done/
> > real dj always uses 12" because you can
> > manually manipulate the records that are spinning.
>
> You can do same things on cd's already, and you can do more.
like playing backwards the whole tune? scratching? i haven't seen any cd
player that could do some REAL scratching.. and the method of marking
the cue point in cd's is horrible. i can place the needle where i want
with 12". and with 12" you can see what's happening next in song, as
well easily see how much there's song left without panicking and
counting the seconds.. and 12" is visually more interesting. there's
different colors, records that play from in to out.. nah. cd and mp3
does not match with dj.
//sakke
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