Convergent technologies and it's impact on DJing

[alz]

Writing an essay on digital technology and how it's taking over DJing.

Was wondering if anyone has any useful links to articles or interviews about this that I could use, I'm trying to gather all the research I can at the moment.

Any help will be appreciated thank you.

[chekov]

i know ben ufo and oneman have spoken about serato in various interviews before, could be worth digging some of them up (sorry i can't think of anything more specific)

[incnic]

pure vinyl ftw
e erything else is cheating / or / has that 'cold digtal sound'

[alz]

i know ben ufo and oneman have spoken about serato in various interviews before, could be worth digging some of them up (sorry i can't think of anything more specific)

thanks, found a few interviews that helped.

[Be-1ne]

you might find this useful

The_Evolution_of_DJing by_B.Ewins_2009

if use anything please make sure you reference me, where appropriate, and let me have a copy of your finished report to read.

thanks

[test_recordings]

Here`s a link to a thread on books about electronic music and therefore, indirectly at least, DJing.

http://www.dubstepforum.com/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=265369

You also might want to consider live sequencing and whether to exclude it from the definition of `DJ` or not. By live sequencing I mean not actually spinning disks (or talking over them, as some Jamaicans might consider it), but use of sequencers to play music that is edited and dubbed live. Goth-Trad and Bass Clef are prime modern examples of this, as was `acid house` back in the `80s.