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baddis98 wrote:

fassyman wrote:also what with analysing how you dance to certain tunes, it shouldn't be forced ro pre-meditated, just your natural movment/reaction to the tune

that's kind of what i wanted to say with my question. and i think it's more about if you feel a tune and not about rhythmic structure etc. most of the stuff some of my friends consider as extremely danceable make me end up at the bar right away.

Muncey wrote:I get nose bleeds and my eyes roll to the back of my head when kode9s remix of skeng gets dropped. Is dis cool?

Sonika wrote:poison dart is the ULTIMATE skank tune

leyenda303 wrote:

ultraspatial wrote:

Muncey wrote:Buy one and leak it. Therefore, unlimited. Vinyl you can't really do that.

Buy limited vinyl > rip > leak...
Sure, it won't sound as good, and you can't play it out (at least not if you got half a brain), but for home listening or whatever I guess it's ok.

What would be wrong with playing a ltd vinyl you've purchased and ripped in a set if you play Serato and don't wanna take extra vinyl with you?

rorz9992 wrote:

leyenda303 wrote:

ultraspatial wrote:

Muncey wrote:Buy one and leak it. Therefore, unlimited. Vinyl you can't really do that.

Buy limited vinyl > rip > leak...
Sure, it won't sound as good, and you can't play it out (at least not if you got half a brain), but for home listening or whatever I guess it's ok.

What would be wrong with playing a ltd vinyl you've purchased and ripped in a set if you play Serato and don't wanna take extra vinyl with you?

This. Nothing wrong with playing vinyl rips out, if you own the vinyl, in my opinion.
Not everyone wants to lug vinyl around with them with the risk of it being damaged or stolen, or just not paying properly due to shit decks.
Maybe there will be some trainspotter nerd there, watching the DJ's every move, who's like "this only came out on vinyl, it shouldn't be played digitally!" (while no-one else gives a fuck), but nobody should care about that guy.

DJPontificate wrote:This is my opinion on the whole Coki CDJ thing (obviously). Firstly, it's not like it's a major switch (or a big deal, in my opinion; as long as he is still making good tunes, I'm fine with it all). As I am sure an innumerable amount of people have said already, Coki is predominantly a producer, not a DJ. Also, at many clubnights Vinyl is impractical. I would assert that Coki made the switch due to logistical reasons.

mIrReN wrote:I like tits!

DJPontificate wrote:This is my opinion on the whole Coki CDJ thing (obviously). Firstly, it's not like it's a major switch (or a big deal, in my opinion; as long as he is still making good tunes, I'm fine with it all). As I am sure an innumerable amount of people have said already, Coki is predominantly a producer, not a DJ. Also, at many clubnights Vinyl is impractical. I would assert that Coki made the switch due to logistical reasons.

Muncey wrote:

OfficialDAPT wrote:
CDJs will likely be replaced with laptops or things that use USB or small external hard drives. All hold digital but hold so much more data. Its only a matter of time before CD is scrapped and its just a deck with a usb port or something similar. I'm not saying this will ever happen or will happen soon, I'm just saying you'll definitely see the death of CDJs before you see the death of vinyls and turntables.