With the introduction of computer based DJ software such as Serato Scratch Live and Native Instruments Traktor Pro, laptops are becoming as much of a staple in DJ’s set up as the traditional mixer and turntable. In some cases, they are even replacing the turn table entirely. Wither a DJ employs “controllerism” (a style of DJing where the MIDI interfaces are used to manipulate and mix sounds via a digital DJing platform), or digital turntablism (where the DJ uses a traditional turntables... Continue Reading »
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