I try to stare at the screen as seldom as possible - but that looks amazing!

That looks dope but I'd probably have drunk people hovering all night, even more so than they already do. This would be cool in a club install with a enclosed DJ booth to keep the gazers away.

Looks sick. But I agree that this could only be done in a club install and in that case, the DJ booth is usually out of sight of the club goers so what's the point.

Well some of the upscale clubs I've done have a video camera or two setup in the DJ booth and the lighting guy can switch between that footage (dance floor/DJ booth) and the music videos if the DJ is video mixing. A setup like that would be perfect for that.

that shit is dope but I would get dizzy after a while with all that going on, all in all its a gimmicky

yea it kinda messes with your eyes , i agree Remy

pretty neato.....but.....not sure if that would work at an outdoor function during the day...

Saw someone doing this in the setup thread a whiles back...still dope though.

Yeah. He was using MixEmergency + SSL + some other stuff. Can't quite recall what. I frankly don't see what the problem is with trying to be a bit creative with your setup. Oh well, Hater's Gonna Hate.

That's me, all though that one isn't, he's been looking at my work though, I pretty much gave away how to do it. Mine's still better though.... A credit would have been nice.

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^Dope-ass Herbaliser and What What (aka Jean Grey) track... I bought that album back in the late 90s. Classic...

I tried to backtrack that thread to give credit where credits due but ran out of time.
At least the serato forum knows where that idea came from.
Props SeriousCyrus.

I was gonna mention that I had seen this somewhere before but I just assumed it was you, yea a credit would have been nice but people steal ideas and make millions and swear they created while the originator gets little to no credit

At least youtube videos show date uploaded, it's harder to get away with (I Hope).

Looking at the setup, he's still got a few major issues to overcome that I was planning for from the beginning.

Might be borderline, but this video by Traktor feat Unkut seemed a little similar considering how soon it came out after my first vid. It's not projection mapped, but they used video editing to put the waveforms on the decks.

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Man, sometime you come up with a great idea and don't realise till it's too late, wonder if I have any legal protection? Gotta be a grey area, it's using the serato interface a lot after all. All art is theft, nada, nada.

if your video is dated before all these videos came out its tecnically a legal copyright in most states