The DJ Industry Will Change FOREVER in 2025.

[@ClayCrusher]

On the topic of DJ Studio. I’m just getting back into this from lat 80’s and early 90’s. I love technology but I really love the old art of DJ’ing. When someone says “just mixing” in a derogatory sense, I feel sorry for them. There is an art to it. Yet they are the same people that complain when quantizing and beat grids are off. Some have ignored the basics because of technology. Some of my favorite sets are the only vinyl minimal sets on YT. It’s not because I’m a vinyl purist or anything but because they are using old time skills. To each his own. I’m no hater and time has moved on. Doesn’t mean I can’t miss the old days.

[@subschnee4573]

You know the point in mixing while beatmatching is, that you're doing two things at a time. This is an art that one has to handle and it's very difficult with all the other factors that come into play at the same time which are level matching, selecting, crowd control and maintaining self satisfaction. This are 6 things one has to be able to be doing when DJing of the grid in the exact same moment and I tell you that's this a selection of talent by itself. I mean let alone level matching with vinyl is a thing of it's own before we even dive into the interplay between the other aspects. It's a lost art and I'm thankful that there are still people around that take the challenge and like to go for a hike than a walk in a park. Don't get me wrong, parks can be nice and the right thing for some people,personally I like hiking, And some are into climbing mountains...

[@AnthonyThomas-o4l]

​@subschnee4573 Level matching gives you an excuse to twitle with knobs. I never had vast differences between songs, only small ones and usually from smaller labels. That is why many don't like the FLX 2.

[@subschnee4573]

@@AnthonyThomas-o4l If you want to mix music that was produced from different decades and/or genres you have to match levels. Already mixing a side A 45rpm cut is different in volume than the second side B 33rpm cut, let alone a LP cut or a classic Disco record with a House tune fresh from the press.

[@misterparticular]

love this channel .subscribed

[@DJOSKY]

Yes to long form DJ sets ✨

[@misskelli2500]

LOL...WE ARE "The Robots" Kraftwerk 1978 . Inspiring episode. Thanks

[@digitaljedi7137]

Marry Chritmas

[@offtherecord-crossfader]

Definitely forgot to edit out the bit before ‘Add To Playlist’ 🤣 it’s been a long year 😅

[@DJingDad]

Love it but can u fix the wobbly table? lol

[@offtherecord-crossfader]

No budget. Spent it all on the lights 😂

[@reskepa7028]

Use Stack of newspaper bruv 😂

[@salparadise1220]

There's one thing that AI will never be able to replace, and that's human inspiration. I'm sure the day will come when AI will be able to out perform people, but soul inspiration? That requires a heart, not just a clever-dick algorithm.

[@AnthonyThomas-o4l]

Correct AI is a tool.

[@Raincat961]

I suspect the soul you speak of is just another algorithm to be mastered by ai. Hope I'm wrong.

[@salparadise1220]

@@Raincat961 Intuitive creativity, being one sign of this "soul". No, I don't think AI will ever master it. Mostly because it comes from feeling, and machines don't feel.