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Vinyl vs. Digital
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Tue Dec 09, 2008 1:52 pm
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What do you prefer?
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fosters home

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Wed Dec 10, 2008 10:08 am
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flac rules
for lossless audio compression and decompression
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thomas.summer

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Wed Dec 10, 2008 11:09 am
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vinyl all the way
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danielsomma

 Pimonte, Napoli, ITALY
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Thu Dec 11, 2008 3:32 pm
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Well...
A real DJ is the one that can handle vinyl turntables
Anyway, I've voted for Digital, because now I think mostly productions are released only by this way.
And also, because the Digital will never destroy with the time
But also if I sustain this, I think a Vinyl record have more value than a Digital record, because originally all the records was released by this way.
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Kris Andersen

 Denmark
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Sun Dec 14, 2008 10:22 am
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| danielsomma wrote: | Well...
A real DJ is the one that can handle vinyl turntables
Anyway, I've voted for Digital, because now I think mostly productions are released only by this way.
And also, because the Digital will never destroy with the time
But also if I sustain this, I think a Vinyl record have more value than a Digital record, because originally all the records was released by this way. |
I disagree. A real Dj (no matter what format the dj use) is a DJ that understand the art of communicating with the people on the floor making their night unforgettable while allowing them to go on a journey. Very few know how to master this art which is based on a lot of DJ experience and care for the people on the floor versus ego tripping "Look at me I have the unreleased killer tracks".
P.S! There's still a lot of Dj's playing Vinyl. But at the end of the day the format does not matter one bit.
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danielsomma

 Pimonte, Napoli, ITALY
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Sun Dec 14, 2008 11:09 am
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| Kris Andersen wrote: | | danielsomma wrote: | Well...
A real DJ is the one that can handle vinyl turntables
Anyway, I've voted for Digital, because now I think mostly productions are released only by this way.
And also, because the Digital will never destroy with the time
But also if I sustain this, I think a Vinyl record have more value than a Digital record, because originally all the records was released by this way. |
I disagree. A real Dj (no matter what format the dj use) is a DJ that understand the art of communicating with the people on the floor making their night unforgettable while allowing them to go on a journey. Very few know how to master this art which is based on a lot of DJ experience and care for the people on the floor versus ego tripping "Look at me I have the unreleased killer tracks".
P.S! There's still a lot of Dj's playing Vinyl. But at the end of the day the format does not matter one bit. |
Of course Kris, I haven't thinked about this...
But these days, especially in Italy i think, there are really much "fake" DJs (those ones that mixes with Virtual DJ just playing the "automix" button, or in worst cases plays pre-mixed sets and then simulate their DJ action).
It's for that I've said that a DJ can be called "real" when he plays a turntable, digital or analogic.
Then I know you can use also PC for blend other sounds on that.
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Erik Mitchell
 Denver
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Wed Dec 17, 2008 10:42 am
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Digital because it is so inexpensive.
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barney2k
 Newcastle . England
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Tue Jan 06, 2009 12:11 pm
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I use a digital vinyl setup (MixVibes) and therefore im obviously going to be bias towards vinyl, i have nothing against digital, and will eventually upgrade as thats the way technology is going. For now though i think digital vinyl is a good compromise
Vinyl really forces you to feel the music and makes you understand the mechanics behind the mix before going and getting all fancy and digital with looping etc. You can have 10,000 effects and samples or digital loop banks, but if your cant mix, your going to sound poo
just my 2p
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grinloki

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snails07
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