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maybe because it's not the point of the fred.

most dj's on cd's/lappy's use wav's anyway. no-ones that much of an audiophile in a dance to play spot the difference. grow up.

Surprised you used the word 'argue'

WeAreWax wrote:

Terpit wrote:Cookie Monsta does I think

Cookie monsta doesn't cut. Neither does Crises.

J:Kenzo has just started cutting (again) and moving away from CD back to dubplates though.

Yes, Mala and Vivek still cut. Also, Brunks still cuts and always has.

Lurka's the only one with any damn sense in this entire thread

TopManLurka wrote:maybe because it's not the point of the fred.

most dj's on cd's/lappy's use wav's anyway. no-ones that much of an audiophile in a dance to play spot the difference. grow up.

ive heard djs play serato then vinyl 1 after the other

if u cant tell the difference your ears are shot or youre retarded

or im actually enjoying myself.

Joe Nice being a boss representing USA!

rayman612 wrote:

TopManLurka wrote:maybe because it's not the point of the fred.

most dj's on cd's/lappy's use wav's anyway. no-ones that much of an audiophile in a dance to play spot the difference. grow up.

ive heard djs play serato then vinyl 1 after the other

if u cant tell the difference your ears are shot or youre retarded

tbh it depends.

definitely easier to tell live, but on the radio or in a mix, different story m8.

well shit u cant tell anything off the radio/mixes

TopManLurka wrote:or im actually enjoying myself.

5th & a pa system rite m8

fuckit imma hook up my ipod is that ok???

^yh course. do what u want @ the complete deadout nights u go to bro.

/

when yunx was beat juggling loefah's midnight on both vinyl and cd @ system.
the way all us 'retards' with our 'shot ears' in the dance were going nuts and didn't even care about the format.

all the 'retards' that went nuts and enjoyed themselves instead of paying attention to what decks yunx was using <<<<<
absolute 'retards'.

minor though, big up the stare at the dj all night and judge his format crew.
don't comment on audio in a club if you don't know what you're on about plz. thnxs.

rayman612 wrote: ive heard djs play serato then vinyl 1 after the other

if u cant tell the difference your ears are shot

fully agree. you can literally feel the difference assuming the music is being played on a decent system

lol u sound mad tho
need 2 settle down about formats

the sound suits certain forms of music better imo, which is y i assume djs use it
& y i use it

and yes you can tell the difference i refuse to argue that

rayman612 wrote:the sound suits certain forms of music better imo, which is y i assume djs use it
& y i use it

l0l.

kl.

Sinergy wrote:

WeAreWax wrote:

Terpit wrote:Cookie Monsta does I think

Cookie monsta doesn't cut. Neither does Crises.

J:Kenzo has just started cutting (again) and moving away from CD back to dubplates though.

Yes, Mala and Vivek still cut. Also, Brunks still cuts and always has.

Lurka's the only one with any damn sense in this entire thread

Just seen a photo of truth on Facebook of truth greeting some dubs cut

I still use acatates from Transition, always had good results with them.

I still use acatates from Transition, always had good results with them.

i still use acetates, mostly use transition, always had good results

Terpit wrote:

s.a.m wrote:

Terpit wrote:

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.

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)

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?

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.

Yeah I think the difference is that it's easier to have a plastic/clinical sounding mix on a more naturally precise digital format.

I will be doing this in 2013 for a few choice beats that have got good feedback.