Which tablet is better for DJ's?
- Thread starter Abbey Lane
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I believe those photos came from some guy named Keith Radcliffe from the UK -- a VDJ freakazoid.
The issue I have with the tablets, is that nobody has shown us video of them using it at a mobile gig, and being successful.
Until I see somebody mixing live in front of a paying crowd with one, I will remain skeptical...
Hell i thought i was doing pretty good i update my laptops every 6 months , and carry about 4 drives for back up, usually I sell a laptop on Clist every 8 to 10 months so I have almost news ones all the time,, now you say tablets no no and no, I did 45 cassetes , cd's Im happy where Im at
The I Pad, or tablets, is simply another marvelous tool to help us organize and present info. As a back up device, it is an excellent device to provide music program to your amplifier/powered speaker system. You can store plenty of music on it, and easily run should your main system get a hiccup or crash during an event.
My clients have been very impressed with me using it instead of a sheet or pax of paper when making introductions/ announcements.
At a recent wedding reception, last minute changes to the bridal party list were a simple neat clean task, which eliminated the need to cross out names on paper etc.
At this moment, I am responding on this forum utilizing my IPad.
It really is a cool gadget, that although not a necessity, really has become a welcomed aid.
My clients have been very impressed with me using it instead of a sheet or pax of paper when making introductions/ announcements.
At a recent wedding reception, last minute changes to the bridal party list were a simple neat clean task, which eliminated the need to cross out names on paper etc.
At this moment, I am responding on this forum utilizing my IPad.
It really is a cool gadget, that although not a necessity, really has become a welcomed aid.