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this guy is sick at this...
 
Mensajes Fri 16 Jan 09 @ 1:53 pm
I'm diggin that! The dude is on time wit it. Not tooooo crazy and not toooo much. He has scratches that you can follow and keeps to the beat.

Good Video.
 
yes but have to give props to the father of rhythm scratching
jazzy jeff
 
sirkitbreaker wrote :
yes but have to give props to the father of rhythm scratching
jazzy jeff


If you could scratch let that with VDJ the game would be over but that why we have serato, for the turntablist that rock parties :)
 
djkboogie wrote :
sirkitbreaker wrote :
yes but have to give props to the father of rhythm scratching
jazzy jeff


If you could scratch let that with VDJ the game would be over but that why we have serato, for the turntablist that rock parties :)


but vdj should be like that to

 
wht cant you scratch like that on Virtual DJ..

Take a look at this:
 
HOWEVER... Still Jazzy jeff is the man....



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There you go mate
 
devdev wrote :
I'm sorry but....

Your ALL wrong




wrong about what? the father of rhtymic scratching????? I think not. this guy may be good but that is not the same style as jazzy jeff or cash money.
 
jimmy b wrote :

There you go mate





fannnk oooooh

I cant work it out.

Maybe Jazzy Jeff is regarded as the best, but that guy was like 23 when he was killed, at that rate in 5 years time Mr Jeff wouldn't have been fit to carry his record bag.
 
ok i guess maybe...i doubt it.... i am talking pure entertainment at this point.......
 
ok.

It boils down to jealousy for me, I can't do it. Not that well anyway.....but I can practice
 
ha.... i see but in all honesty turntablism is just a self-love fest.... and yes i have been in plenty turntable battles back in the day but i really got into dancing and realized that no one but a dj cares about all that scratching... :)
 
djkboogie wrote :

If you could scratch let that with VDJ the game would be over but that why we have serato, for the turntablist that rock parties :)


Of course you can scratch like that on Virtual DJ...
The Serato myth is getting too old and boring.... Its just made up belief some eliteish djs want you to think, and great promo/sales work from Seratos part... Heck even Traktor can scratch like that... And others too...

Since you are from Germany, here is your national scratch DMC Champion on Virtual DJ/VV
 
dj-in-norway wrote :
[quote=djkboogie]

The Serato myth is getting too old and boring.... Its just made up belief some eliteish djs want you to think, and great promo/sales work from


i agree if vdj were to PAY djam and jazzy jeff they would be running around sporting VDJ gym bags......
 
Exactly...

Just like Traktor did with Grandmaster Flash.. previous Serato, now promoting Traktor and wearing Traktor t-shirts..

they follow the money, its as old as the dj industry itself... Endorsed DJs.

Maybe VDJ should too, but we have had a policy about not doing it... We want genuine djs interested in the product, like Coldcut, and not payed for endorsements...
 

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we cant have things like that in a live situation
 
to me i still dont know how many 'problems' are set up issues. I could not get my comp and my fast track usb to work with traktor . then 20 mins with me brother on the phone and it worked like a charm. sometimes it is a matter of settings
 
djkboogie wrote :


we cant have things like that in a live situation



Oh brother, that your PC man... I have no such isses at all, neither does anyone I know that use VDJ.
Try set speedload off using DJ Cels registry tool . Make your own support thread, and we'll try help you.

And of course VDJ doesnt loose track. If you have a problem with that, you need to tweak your settings.

And if you dont like your local DMC Champion, thats ok. Its not the software that makes the DJ, but the oposite. If Jazzy Jeff was on VDJ he would sound as good, of course.

VDJ is used live for video mixing in front of thousands at huge stadiums, with no hickup or loosing track, for example by Coldcut.
2 turntablists scratching videos, and whole setup, is nothing but VDJ.


 
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