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Wow! Sounds like heavy artillery. I started with it long time ago. Then left for some time to create some heavy music like Industrial and Black Metal. When I came back to electronic music, I could not recognize Traktor. As Photoshop, you know. Lots of functions, you use max 2% of them, but they are hidden.
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Well I have kind of only used that and tried others. I was CDJ “dj” up until a few years ago, and then made the witch to controller and Traktor. But I’m not a dj, I just like to mix when listening to music.
Record Box is a freaking disaster if you ask me. Came to my friend with music on a USB and it was a disaster because I hadnt used their…Read More
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Oh yeah and used Traktor on/off for since it first came out, so kind of just used to the features that has been added. It’s still only v3, so its not that a huge amount has changed.
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Well, still too complicated for me, as any German Wunderwaffe.
Regarding Rekordbox – I don’t play any Pioneer equipment at all principally. As for me, this is high technology that is killing the art of DJing. Just push play -> push sync -> shake your ass/boobs -> profit!!! -
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I gave Serato a chance. Big NO!!!
Tried VirtualDJ. Quite nice.
Then I tried Djay Pro AI by Algoriddim. The same functions that VDJ has, works with all my hardware without additional mapping, much cheaper.
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Yeah well you still gotta know how to mix. the sync is just a small part of it since there is a bpm counter and visual feedback. So yeah dont care about sync. Having 4 decks playing at same time it can be quite handy 🙂
Instagram is killing the art hahahaha. But to be serious, I think its the easy access to gear to get you up and running that is…Read More
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DEHN
Label Owner at Thorium Records
Behind the name, DEHN is Thorium Records label owner Michael Klit. He started playing some vinyl around 98-99, but he quickly began producing his music under the name Static Corn. In the summer of 99, he also began to make underground raves under the name of GerningsStedet. The parties were held, under parking lots, on abandoned farms, and old factory halls. He also played at the parties as DJ, where his style was minimal / pro-aggressive psytrance from the Danish underground scene. He later was a downbeat DJ at the venue Bryggen for several years.
Traktor. 🙂