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Akai MPD24 Fingerdrumming - Tandy Teng - Vaporphonics #3
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A while ago I made this.
Akai MPD24 Fingerdrumming - Tandy Teng - Vaporphonics #3
Live DJ Remixing #2 -The Gear
So you’ve decided that you’d rather become a remix artist instead of a plain vanilla DJ? Good. Just be weary of what you’re getting into; you’ll need to make use of the proper software as well as compatible hardware – but since there is no standard formula for live remixing, the rest will be up to you. Like in all things regarding DJing, there is no exact science regarding the technique or the equipment but at least there is enough equipment that you can make a good choice and stick with it for a while. Without a good controller, it would be pretty difficult to even get started. If you are already used to Traktor for DJing, then it makes sense to use a Native Instruments product meant for the software. It isn’t necessary to go this route but it will match your setup as well as the layout on the screen. The Kontrol F1 is not the cheapest starting point, but it is compact as well as robust enough to handle any problem. Akai also makes some entry level pad based controllers that get their cues from the famous MPC series. Whichever route you choose, a budget can be met. http://www.digitaldjtips.com/2013/04/controllerism-live-dj-remixing-part-2/
Hey mum, thanks for letting me use your dining table as a studio <3
Live, laugh, and make beats..
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