Nick Powers
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ParticipantI am 14 and have been djing for about 8 months too. I started with the mixtrack pro and am upgrading to the twitch soon.
- I think a really cool controller you could consider is the Denon MC3000, never used it but heard it is great for vdj. Another thing to consider when buying a controller is consider what you will be using it for.
- Take the classes Mcnee said.
- If you’re considering an instrument like Daryl Northrop suggested consider percussion, in my opinion it really helps you learn song structure and counting, but any instrument will do.
- When you practice always record your mixes and listen over them the next day.
- If you want more guidance take the How to Digital DJ fast course, (the name of the course Ess Jay recommended) it really helps.
- Oh and I forgot, you should probably get to mowing lawns when you get the music buying bug haha
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ParticipantAt the moment I am really just doing basic mixing and trying out more controllerism, but nothing really cool, and that is what I hope to be develop for the future. I have been leaning towards the twitch but I read that being able to scratch gets you more gigs so I was worried about going down the controllersist path. Controllerism is what I want to do but I also want to be able to play out.I am not sure though, does one or the other help more? And does it depend on where you dj?
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Participantokay, thank you guys i will do that
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ParticipantWhich is a better controller? Have you used both?
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ParticipantI think the maximum is 2 or 3 computers
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ParticipantTerry_42, post: 36943, member: 1843 wrote: Mixtrack Pro fits nicely (with the laptop) in a Timbuk2 messenger bag, which I use now even for my Terminal Mix, which is huge relative to the Mixtrack.
I fit the Terminal Mix 4, an LPD-8 and my laptop with all the cables in that bag (I think it is size L of their offerings).Okay, I will look at that bag, thank you
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Participanti was looking and that or bigger seems pretty standard, what do you carry it in? I was considering the twitch though, do any of you have one?
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ParticipantThe Mixtrack pro is 19 inches long, I have tried to find bags for it but nothing seems to fit, I am looking for something the size of or smaller than a 17 inch laptop. @The Black Rag, i like the feeling of it being spaced, but I will sacrifice that to be more mobile. Also, if you have suggestions on what I could carry the Mixtrack pro in that would be great
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ParticipantI registered my stuff and bookmarked the page. When I came back it was just the registration form again. Any idea how I could get back to the page with the serial number?
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ParticipantOk thanks, do you know when that time is over?
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ParticipantThanks for posting this! But do you know if I bought the LPD8 from Rook Audio if it would be fine to use with the offer?
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ParticipantI like house mostly, a little hip hop too
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ParticipantI probably won’t be able to buy the S2 for a couple years, do you think there will be better alternatives for traktor by then?
January 30, 2013 at 11:00 pm in reply to: What do you absolutely need to know when starting to produce? #36006Nick Powers
ParticipantThank you guys for all the help, I feel I can head in a more solid direction now
January 24, 2013 at 6:50 pm in reply to: What do you absolutely need to know when starting to produce? #35636Nick Powers
ParticipantWould you recommend buying The Dance Music Manual?
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