Rate your ability to beatmix.... WITHOUT a computer.

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No computer... how well can you beatmix?

  • Not at all.

    Votes: 40 100.0%

  • Poorly

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Fairly well

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • I'm super duper awseomely terrific!

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Total voters
    40
Papa Deuce said:
Without a computer... I am horrible.
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Not to start a "computer djs aren't real djs" type of war, but honestly...can we even call it beatmixing if you're using a computer? I haven't used the programs extensively but from the demos I've used, you click your mouse and the computer mixes them for you. I wouldn't call that beatmixing...

Having said that, I'm average. I do mainly weddings and there really isn't that much of a need to do it there so I don't get to practice much.
 
APartyDJ said:
How Do You Use A Computer To Beat Match ?

I Dont Get It ???
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Listen to Virtual DJs radio station anytime. You'll see (hear).
 
I just recently started using a computer to DJ...
Still primarily using my dnd9000s or dns3500s, though... and slowly converting over.

I chose a program called Torq from M-Audio, mainly because it allows me many of the features of my Denon. When I mix with this, I am doing the mixing, not the program. I do know there are those who allow the programs to mix for them, but that's not for me.

We do alot of "mobile mixing" - no genre is safe. No program could pull off the uniquely out-there stuff we attempt... lol
 
APartyDJ said:
Umm, How Do You Beat Mix With A Computer ?

... What And How Do You Use A Computer To Beat Match ?

I Dont Get It ???
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Umm, Look Into OtsDJ 1.75 To See How To Beat Mix / Beat Match With A Computer!
 
Disc-based, and more karaoke than DJ. However, I ONLY beatmix without a computer. That said,I rate myself somewhere between OK and TTTTHHHHTTTTPPPP! - depending on variables, of course.......
 
Steve Fernino said:
I do know there are those who allow the programs to mix for them, but that's not for me.

We do alot of "mobile mixing" - no genre is safe. No program could pull off the uniquely out-there stuff we attempt... lol
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I couldn't get into letting the program auto beatmix itself either. But to each their own.
 
barry stamper said:
why not just wait till one song is over then change the disc and play another song ..jeez guys it's not rocket surgery:sqwink:
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BLASPHEMY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D ;);)
 
Very good. I recognized that, and responded in turn! A pun is a pun - all fun, all fun.

Did you miss the smiley in my post?
 
Back in the days of vinyl there wasn't much I couldn't mix, that was what really set me apart from other DJs.

Now with a CD deck upgrade I need to learn to mix CDs!:sqwink:
 
I cross platform mix all the time just for fun.

Mix cd with computer.

Mix between 2 programs, I have a karaoke song playing in PCKJ and I will beat mix a song overtop using VDJ.

All you need is to know your bpm and be able to count 4's to be a decent beat mixer, and a bunch of practice never killed anyone.
 
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