serato

PhEoNiX · 04-28-08, 07:09 PM

yeah i agree for sure. i gotta get some vynil and trainwreck for a while until i learn. just not until after evolution. i dont have time to get good with vinyl before then, but i know i need to at some point or else im going to be the lamest dj ever. haha.

**Kythos** · 04-28-08, 08:01 PM

I want to work with a DJ and create beats and music.. .but they can spin them and do all the buttons and stuff! yay!

PhEoNiX · 04-29-08, 10:15 PM

im learning fruity loops right now. or trying to at least

djsonar919 · 05-06-08, 04:24 PM

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Originally Posted by PhEoNiX

im learning fruity loops right now. or trying to at least

Try Ableton Live…you will like that a million times more. It’s more versatile and in my opinion a lot easier to use.

DJ WALDO · 05-06-08, 09:55 PM

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Originally Posted by djsonar919

Try Ableton Live…you will like that a million times more. It’s more versatile and in my opinion a lot easier to use.

You think so???

Abelton's tough for me...my tag partner LOVES it though
\ I love Frooty loops....

djsonar919 · 05-08-08, 11:43 AM

Oh yeah, by far, more easy to use than fruity loops. I have ran into a lot of people who have a hard time using Ableton Live. Chances are you may be thinking about it too hard. I had that same problem when I first started to use it. (I was trained on a ProTools TDM system.) Once you get the basic concept of “warping” down and add some MIDI controls, Live can be devastating. I actually did a set one time where I played Tiesto’s “Adagio for Strings” 8 times in a row and was able to remix it so much in Live that the crowd thought they were all different tracks. But if you need any pointers feel free to hit me up. I’m not too much of a jerk…hahaha

DJ WALDO · 05-08-08, 03:44 PM

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Originally Posted by djsonar919

Oh yeah, by far, more easy to use than fruity loops. I have ran into a lot of people who have a hard time using Ableton Live. Chances are you may be thinking about it too hard. I had that same problem when I first started to use it. (I was trained on a ProTools TDM system.) Once you get the basic concept of “warping” down and add some MIDI controls, Live can be devastating. I actually did a set one time where I played Tiesto’s “Adagio for Strings” 8 times in a row and was able to remix it so much in Live that the crowd thought they were all different tracks. But if you need any pointers feel free to hit me up. I’m not too much of a jerk…hahaha

i'll do that man!