Re: What dubstep DJs still cut and play Dubplates?
Posted: Tue Dec 25, 2012 6:16 pm
Joe Nice?
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He played vinyl not too long a go in Birmingham.jsml wrote:Peverelist?
Dunno if this has changed since he's moved more into "Livity Sound" territory but he was still playing vinyl last year I think.
Pretty sure that Crises does cut.WeAreWax wrote:Cookie monsta doesn't cut. Neither does Crises.Terpit wrote:Cookie Monsta does I think
Fascist, CDs over DVS imo (speaking of 'coolness')topmo3 wrote:don't care tbh just as long as they don't play CDs... that shit's so uncool

He told me he doesn't cut at the moment but he'll be cutting dubs and playing more vinyl in 2013s.a.m wrote:Pretty sure that Crises does cut.WeAreWax wrote:Cookie monsta doesn't cut. Neither does Crises.Terpit wrote:Cookie Monsta does I think
lolgarethom wrote:pretty sure zomby still cuts?
Yeah, said he was doing it less this year: only cutting for one-offs and specials.£10 Bag wrote:He told me he doesn't cut at the moment but he'll be cutting dubs and playing more vinyl in 2013s.a.m wrote:Pretty sure that Crises does cut.WeAreWax wrote:Cookie monsta doesn't cut. Neither does Crises.Terpit wrote:Cookie Monsta does I think
Is that really uncool?topmo3 wrote:don't care tbh just as long as they don't play CDs... that shit's so uncool
TopManLurka wrote:yes a lot of heads are still /have gone back on it.
it's not and never was a niche thing to do though bros
proper selectors that enjoy their music on any format >> selectors who boast about what they play on constantly.
So is it wrong that I have more respect for DJs who stick to wax?s.a.m wrote:TopManLurka wrote:yes a lot of heads are still /have gone back on it.
it's not and never was a niche thing to do though bros
proper selectors that enjoy their music on any format >> selectors who boast about what they play on constantly.
Terpit wrote:So is it wrong that I have more respect for DJs who stick to wax?s.a.m wrote:TopManLurka wrote:yes a lot of heads are still /have gone back on it.
it's not and never was a niche thing to do though bros
proper selectors that enjoy their music on any format >> selectors who boast about what they play on constantly.
(I agree that people that go on and on about using vinyl is annoying but i do think format is important, people who use controllers are jokers imo)
I do see your point mate, not necessarily trying to be argumentative. I'd rather see a good clangless set but sometimes the errors in vinyl mixing are what make it special, and when people use auto-sync mixes seem plastic and clinical.s.a.m wrote:Terpit wrote:So is it wrong that I have more respect for DJs who stick to wax?s.a.m wrote:TopManLurka wrote:yes a lot of heads are still /have gone back on it.
it's not and never was a niche thing to do though bros
proper selectors that enjoy their music on any format >> selectors who boast about what they play on constantly.
(I agree that people that go on and on about using vinyl is annoying but i do think format is important, people who use controllers are jokers imo)
No I don't think so, in the same way that some people may have more respect for labels that release vinyl.
But would you rather see a DJ clang their way through a vinyl set or someone play a slick/well mixed set on a different format?
defo not donny. as long as they come correct. anyway, i respect the vinyl heads that push that format and don't feel the need to boast that they do. what actually comes out of this thread though? are you gonna go see some producer you don't rate because said person plays vinyl?? leave it yh. this is just a chance for some ppl to 'boast' about playing vinyl and shunt down others who don't. @WeAreWaxTerpit wrote: So is it wrong that I have more respect for DJs who stick to wax?
(I agree that people that go on and on about using vinyl is annoying but i do think format is important, people who use controllers are jokers imo)