Quick question....

[Daniel5on]

if I play on internal mode , in serato... Am i considered less of a DJ?

Some wack DJ here in Elko thinks he's the smartest doood alive when it comes to DJing ... He made the this statement " playing on internal mode is for lazy , uncreative djs  "


So its been bugging the shit out of me , just had to ask....

[Saturdafe]

I use internal mode. I just like it a lot better than using cd decks. It's not like it auto syncs your beats. Your doing everything a vinyl dj has to do just in a different way. I could care less if people consider me less of a DJ. I'm not here to impress anyone. I do it cause I love to do it, END OF STORY!

[Daniel5on]

I use internal mode. I just like it a lot better than using cd decks. It's not like it auto syncs your beats. Your doing everything a vinyl dj has to do just in a different way. I could care less if people consider me less of a DJ. I'm not here to impress anyone. I do it cause I love to do it, END OF STORY!

Ah your right man , the kid just bugged the hell out of me with that statement so I had to ask what some real DJs though... This guy doesnt even know what a DJM-800 is , just a wigger...

[Djlitemaster]

if I play on internal mode , in serato... Am i considered less of a DJ?

Some wack DJ here in Elko thinks he's the smartest doood alive when it comes to DJing ... He made the this statement " playing on internal mode is for lazy , uncreative djs  "


So its been bugging the shit out of me , just had to ask....

na I wouldn't think so, it's good to be able to use all modes of serato, just in case you show up to a show and they have crappy tables or crappy cdj's or whatever.  All that matters is that you feel comfortable mixing whatever way you do and you can rock it.  enough said.  

[Marconius Maximus]

na I wouldn't think so, it's good to be able to use all modes of serato, just in case you show up to a show and they have crappy tables or crappy cdj's or whatever.  All that matters is that you feel comfortable mixing whatever way you do and you can rock it.  enough said.  

it's a last resort for me, but i don't use it cause i am more comfortable in cd's or tables. like liteM. said. if u get shitty decks than i would.

less of a dj? nah.

[Jorge Gomez]

just punch him in the face right fast .

this is 2009.

[LOL I THINK IM A DJ]

Tell him he's a DJ in Elko for a reason, and ask him if the trailer park likes his Garth Brooks mashups.

[Wubber Stumpper]

Tell him he's a DJ in Elko for a reason, and ask him if the trailer park likes his Garth Brooks mashups.

"POW, RIGHT IN THE KISSER!"

[CRiSiS]

just punch him in the face right fast .

this is 2009.

It really does come down to personal preference... but one of the things that bugs me about internal mode is I can't grab onto something to slow down or speed up the track playing as I can with a turntable. I just like having that manual control of the platter.

[Kat Von Bassticles]

i hate playing internal because i feel like my hand on vinyl is more rythmic than pushing a button. being able to push that button however does not mean you know how to beat match/dj.

This sums it up.
 

"POW, RIGHT IN THE KISSER!"

[ryan]

it's a last resort for me

yup, rather use tables/cdjs for mixing. every serato dj should learn how to play internal though.

[Twitch]

what about midi controllers? i prefer my controller over everything now. it is lots of fun