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AJSharps
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United Kingdom
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 Posted - 2009/08/17 : 22:02:48
hiya i was looking at virtual dj and saw a video of cotts teaching you how to use it
it seems pretty easy and i like the looks of it but its about £250, is there any others like it for cheaper or any others that are better quality? which DJing programs are the best? for a newbie like myself?
thanks
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TheOneNOnly
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Posted - 2009/08/17 : 22:05:50
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Originally posted by AJSharps:
hiya i was looking at virtual dj and saw a video of cotts teaching you how to use it
it seems pretty easy and i like the looks of it but its about £250, is there any others like it for cheaper or any others that are better quality? which DJing programs are the best? for a newbie like myself?
thanks
Cotts?
Ravine did the Virtual DJ video.
Some people squarely stand behind them. But, honestly, I think you're just better off getting some CDJs or some turntables. First hand experience and practice is always better. IMO
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AJSharps
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Posted - 2009/08/17 : 22:12:08
oyea soz i get mixed up with them 2 lol
na i just want a program on my computer that i can use to make my own mixes :)
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Citrick
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Posted - 2009/08/17 : 22:35:41
If you want a DJ program solely for making mixes and not for learning how to mix then I would recommend Mixmeister. It takes all the skill out of mixing but you can mix seemlessly with it. It's VERY impressive really I remember being totally blown away the first time I used it.
Briansredd on You Tube has done a few videos with it and you can go to mixingonbeat.com for tutorials and help about it. If you're mixing dance music (Or music with a 4x4 beat) then I would recommend Mixmeister Fusion.
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Posted - 2009/08/18 : 03:40:43
How much you want to spend? I'm sure you could get a second hand set of 2 x CDJ100's and a cheap mixer and you'll be rockin if you want to go hardware...
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