After all that talk (and after a long hyiatus from djing), I was inspired to
drop some Kadebostan in a bar, last friday
Spirit soldiers got me booked for next wednesday ;-)
Emiliano
Richard Hester ha scritto:
After all the talk, I was inspired to drop some Kadebostan on my show
last
Thanks for all these DL sets!!
On 8/10/09, Emiliano Zani emiliano.z...@fcr.re.it wrote:
After all that talk (and after a long hyiatus from djing), I was inspired to
drop some Kadebostan in a bar, last friday
Spirit soldiers got me booked for next wednesday ;-)
Emiliano
Richard Hester
I will be purchasing either Serato Scratch or Traktor Scratch in a few
months along with a Windows 7 laptop. I'm going to be getting some
hands-on time with both over the next few weeks, but wanted to see if
anyone has some strong opinions, or things I should look for in
particular. I've heard
Mark Alor Powell takes the cake for showing actual, breathing people
living their lives, and not just ruined buildings like we so often
see. Beautiful exhibit, beautiful body of work. Looking at the photos
as a whole, though, you do get some of the synthesis you were talking
about... unfortunately
I have friends that use both. I don't basically for philosophical
reasons -- I'd rather DJ actual vinyl, or do something like DJing (but
different) with the computer.
Based on A) playing around with Traktor (without the time-code vinyl),
and B) watching people use Serato, it seems like Traktor
On 10/08/2009 21:50, kent williams wrote:
I have friends that use both. I don't basically for philosophical
reasons -- I'd rather DJ actual vinyl, or do something like DJing (but
different) with the computer.
Based on A) playing around with Traktor (without the time-code vinyl),
and B)
There's also Traktor Duo which is about half the price of the full version.
Less effects and only supports 2 decks.
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From: Tristan Watkins [mailto:phonop...@googlemail.com]
Sent: Monday, August 10, 2009 6:07 PM
To: kent williams
Cc: Arturo Lopez; Three-One-Three
