DJ'ing on a computer

[krimson]

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software?

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i think he's got software that he's pretty well set up with, and i think it'd be tough for me to figure out a better option for him.

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What type of music?

[schwza]

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software?

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i think he's got software that he's pretty well set up with, and i think it'd be tough for me to figure out a better option for him.

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What type of music?

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hip hop.

[krimson]

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What type of music?

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hip hop.

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What about a subscription to a hiphop magazine so he can keep on top of music as it comes out?

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software?

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i think he's got software that he's pretty well set up with, and i think it'd be tough for me to figure out a better option for him.

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What type of music?

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hip hop.

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Urgh.

Buy the man some turntables. Trust me on this one.

I'd recommend Technics 1200/1210 or Vestax PDX-2000/2300 with Shure M44-7 or M44-G carts and a Vestax 07-Pro mixer. Preferably custom fitted with a Penny & Giles crossfader that's been credit card modded.

Obviously cost is going to be a factor so the above is a bit unrealistic :P but please, for the love of god, TURNTABLES.



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maybe around $50-75.

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Okay, I'm stupid and I totally missed this the first time I read the thread. Perhaps just continually drop heavy hints that he should really get himself some turntables.

The idea of DJ'ing hip hop on a laptop makes me want to vomit

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[Larimani]

this software scratch live works with turntables.

P.S.: you're a fas.