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VH1 / Smirnoff - Master of the Mix

DJ GaFFle 10:01 PM - 18 April, 2013
Finally! They posted episode 3 here: www.smirnoff.com
DJ GaFFle 11:21 PM - 18 April, 2013
Just watched episode 3 (VH1's streaming sucks). DJ Dimepiece needs to get it together or they'll send her packing. The judges made the right decision in releasing the gimmicks. This show is about DJ'ing... and selling liquor. :-)
DJ DisGrace 12:51 AM - 19 April, 2013
Look like they interviewed Cut Chemist again for the hip-hop challenge.... goodbye thread!









Finally got an IP blocker for Firefox that works, watching now
DJ DisGrace 2:49 AM - 19 April, 2013
Episode 3
- did that Ben dude give someone props for NOT wearing headphones?
- Cut Chemist looked real awkward at the Smirnoff bar (can't blame him)
- there is no crying in dj'ing!
- meh... it's a TV show
Mike_P 4:29 AM - 19 April, 2013
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Episode 3
- did that Ben dude give someone props for NOT wearing headphones?
- Cut Chemist looked real awkward at the Smirnoff bar (can't blame him)
- there is no crying in dj'ing!
- meh... it's a TV show

Yep, that was Dynamix. He doesn't always DJ without headphones but with the planned, threestyle type shit there is no need for them.
Joshua Carl 4:48 AM - 23 April, 2013
Twitter blowing up tonight on this ep airing ATM
damehype 4:54 AM - 23 April, 2013
Anyone else notice the huge QSC branding this year?
DJ GaFFle 11:38 AM - 23 April, 2013
Dammit! Missed IT Again!
DeezNotes 2:00 PM - 23 April, 2013
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Episode 3
- did that Ben dude give someone props for NOT wearing headphones?
- Cut Chemist looked real awkward at the Smirnoff bar (can't blame him)
- there is no crying in dj'ing!
- meh... it's a TV show

Yep, that was Dynamix. He doesn't always DJ without headphones but with the planned, threestyle type shit there is no need for them.

I'm sorry, but the 62 promotes "no headphones DJing" with that cue system. Using that cue slows you down dramatically.
DJJOHNNYM_vSL3 2:02 PM - 23 April, 2013
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Episode 3
- did that Ben dude give someone props for NOT wearing headphones?
- Cut Chemist looked real awkward at the Smirnoff bar (can't blame him)
- there is no crying in dj'ing!
- meh... it's a TV show

Yep, that was Dynamix. He doesn't always DJ without headphones but with the planned, threestyle type shit there is no need for them.

I'm sorry, but the 62 promotes "no headphones DJing" with that cue system. Using that cue slows you down dramatically.


LMAO! Deez you REALLY hate that cue system man...This is like the 3rd time I heard you bash it.
DeezNotes 2:03 PM - 23 April, 2013
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Episode 3
- did that Ben dude give someone props for NOT wearing headphones?
- Cut Chemist looked real awkward at the Smirnoff bar (can't blame him)
- there is no crying in dj'ing!
- meh... it's a TV show

Yep, that was Dynamix. He doesn't always DJ without headphones but with the planned, threestyle type shit there is no need for them.

I'm sorry, but the 62 promotes "no headphones DJing" with that cue system. Using that cue slows you down dramatically.


LMAO! Deez you REALLY hate that cue system man...This is like the 3rd time I heard you bash it.

KILL IT WITH FIRE!
Joshua Carl 2:58 PM - 23 April, 2013
It was def hard to change after 15+ years of the headphone fader
Good3go85 3:47 PM - 23 April, 2013
Dimepiece gotta go talking bout shes hearing both songs in the headphones WTF and almost all of em was playing the same damn songs.
Dj-M.Bezzle 3:51 PM - 23 April, 2013
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Episode 3
- did that Ben dude give someone props for NOT wearing headphones?
- Cut Chemist looked real awkward at the Smirnoff bar (can't blame him)
- there is no crying in dj'ing!
- meh... it's a TV show

Yep, that was Dynamix. He doesn't always DJ without headphones but with the planned, threestyle type shit there is no need for them.

I'm sorry, but the 62 promotes "no headphones DJing" with that cue system. Using that cue slows you down dramatically.


Wait whats the new cue system
DeezNotes 4:03 PM - 23 April, 2013
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Episode 3
- did that Ben dude give someone props for NOT wearing headphones?
- Cut Chemist looked real awkward at the Smirnoff bar (can't blame him)
- there is no crying in dj'ing!
- meh... it's a TV show

Yep, that was Dynamix. He doesn't always DJ without headphones but with the planned, threestyle type shit there is no need for them.

I'm sorry, but the 62 promotes "no headphones DJing" with that cue system. Using that cue slows you down dramatically.


Wait whats the new cue system

Individual cue buttons for each channel, plus a knob to change between cue and master versus the cue fader and master/cue button found on the 57 and 56. You can't have a cue fader with more than 2 channels, so I understand the logic. I just don't like it.
djkurve 4:33 PM - 23 April, 2013
Sad thing is the Rane 62 isn't a hard mixer to master. Especially when all the DJ's have plenty of time backstage to practice on it. No excuse.Focus on the basic DJ fundamentals. Royale should have stayed and Dime Piece should have been gone. Dead air TWICE! *smh*
Joshua Carl 4:35 PM - 23 April, 2013
It takes some getting used to, it's a lot like the pioneer djm series
Which is the major reason I preferred the cue fader over the buttons.
Not a pioneer fan.

But at least all the people who were begging for split cue finally got it (there were a lot of people asking for that)

I'm shocked she (dime piece ) is still there after that
That was a day 1 fuck up...bush league

At least royale, as bad as it was was trying to do some intermediate shit and failed.

But as we all know, dudes rather watch her fail, than a dude succeed.
djkurve 4:48 PM - 23 April, 2013
A good, well rounded DJ should be well versed in most industry standard mixers IMO. (Rane/Pioneer industry standards) I actually prefer the cue buttons over the fader.

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It takes some getting used to, it's a lot like the pioneer djm series
Which is the major reason I preferred the cue fader over the buttons.
Not a pioneer fan.

But at least all the people who were begging for split cue finally got it (there were a lot of people asking for that)

I'm shocked she (dime piece ) is still there after that
That was a day 1 fuck up...bush league

At least royale, as bad as it was was trying to do some intermediate shit and failed.

But as we all know, dudes rather watch her fail, than a dude succeed.


Pretty sure Dime Piece will be gone the next episode. Place your bets!
Mr. Goodkat 4:53 PM - 23 April, 2013
ive never seen a 62 in a club install that didnt offer a djm 800/900 as well. 57 had a piece of the pie, but 68/62's never got there where im at.
djkurve 4:58 PM - 23 April, 2013
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ive never seen a 62 in a club install that didnt offer a djm 800/900 as well. 57 had a piece of the pie, but 68/62's never got there where im at.


There's a place I VJ at here in Pittsburgh that opened last year and there house setup is a Rane 68/CDJ 200's.
Mr. Goodkat 5:02 PM - 23 April, 2013
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ive never seen a 62 in a club install that didnt offer a djm 800/900 as well. 57 had a piece of the pie, but 68/62's never got there where im at.


There's a place I VJ at here in Pittsburgh that opened last year and there house setup is a Rane 68/CDJ 200's.


weird setup, like getting 200$ rims on a 50k car. although i like the 200s.
djransom 5:02 PM - 23 April, 2013
Most clubs I've seen usually offer the Pioneer variety of mixers. I've seen a couple of clubs have the 57, but yet to come across a 61 or 62. I definitely want a 61 for myself.
djransom 5:03 PM - 23 April, 2013
Anyone else notice some parts that were dubbed last night? The judges heads were nodding much slower than what was being played and then Chris Kearns tweet to Jayceeoh confirmed it.
djkurve 5:06 PM - 23 April, 2013
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ive never seen a 62 in a club install that didnt offer a djm 800/900 as well. 57 had a piece of the pie, but 68/62's never got there where im at.


There's a place I VJ at here in Pittsburgh that opened last year and there house setup is a Rane 68/CDJ 200's.


weird setup, like getting 200$ rims on a 50k car. although i like the 200s.


I do admit it was a little overkill for a VJ setup. Also a little learning "curve" coming from my 62. As well as playing on CDJ 2000's. So many shiny buttons. lol!
djkurve 5:07 PM - 23 April, 2013
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Anyone else notice some parts that were dubbed last night? The judges heads were nodding much slower than what was being played and then Chris Kearns tweet to Jayceeoh confirmed it.



Your just now figuring that out? lol! It's super edited/dubbed. There was an original MOTM thread I started when the season started, but it got derailed and the admins locked it. LOL!
DJ DisGrace 5:15 PM - 23 April, 2013
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Anyone else notice some parts that were dubbed last night? The judges heads were nodding much slower than what was being played and then Chris Kearns tweet to Jayceeoh confirmed it.



Your just now figuring that out? lol! It's super edited/dubbed. There was an original MOTM thread I started when the season started, but it got derailed and the admins locked it. LOL!

+1
you gotta remember that IT'S A TV SHOW and that 99% of the judge/crowd reaction you see is stock footage or footage from someone else's performance.
djransom 5:15 PM - 23 April, 2013
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Anyone else notice some parts that were dubbed last night? The judges heads were nodding much slower than what was being played and then Chris Kearns tweet to Jayceeoh confirmed it.



Your just now figuring that out? lol! It's super edited/dubbed. There was an original MOTM thread I started when the season started, but it got derailed and the admins locked it. LOL!


I had read that it was dubbed, but last night was just way too obvious. I'm listening to the song and watching the judges nods and I'm like nah this ain't even right.
Mr. Goodkat 5:21 PM - 23 April, 2013
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ive never seen a 62 in a club install that didnt offer a djm 800/900 as well. 57 had a piece of the pie, but 68/62's never got there where im at.


There's a place I VJ at here in Pittsburgh that opened last year and there house setup is a Rane 68/CDJ 200's.


weird setup, like getting 200$ rims on a 50k car. although i like the 200s.


I do admit it was a little overkill for a VJ setup. Also a little learning "curve" coming from my 62. As well as playing on CDJ 2000's. So many shiny buttons. lol!


ah, you said 200s at first, 2000s make more sense with that level mixer.
Joshua Carl 5:25 PM - 23 April, 2013
Yeah and you KNOW jayceeoh did more than just flip California love for his entire set.
(As depicted in the episode)
Gotta love editing.
djkurve 5:38 PM - 23 April, 2013
Full sets will probably be uploaded later today....

www.thefuture.fm
Dj-M.Bezzle 5:40 PM - 23 April, 2013
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Episode 3
- did that Ben dude give someone props for NOT wearing headphones?
- Cut Chemist looked real awkward at the Smirnoff bar (can't blame him)
- there is no crying in dj'ing!
- meh... it's a TV show

Yep, that was Dynamix. He doesn't always DJ without headphones but with the planned, threestyle type shit there is no need for them.

I'm sorry, but the 62 promotes "no headphones DJing" with that cue system. Using that cue slows you down dramatically.


Wait whats the new cue system

Individual cue buttons for each channel, plus a knob to change between cue and master versus the cue fader and master/cue button found on the 57 and 56. You can't have a cue fader with more than 2 channels, so I understand the logic. I just don't like it.


Ooooohh...my numark has that
Dj-M.Bezzle 5:41 PM - 23 April, 2013
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Anyone else notice some parts that were dubbed last night? The judges heads were nodding much slower than what was being played and then Chris Kearns tweet to Jayceeoh confirmed it.



Your just now figuring that out? lol! It's super edited/dubbed. There was an original MOTM thread I started when the season started, but it got derailed and the admins locked it. LOL!



Waits for torch to claim its not dubbed
DJ GaFFle 8:33 PM - 23 April, 2013
I've finally gotten around to recording the show so I'll go and watch it now.
DJ GaFFle 10:25 AM - 24 April, 2013
Man, I don't know who had/has the biggest upside, Dimepiece or Royale. I would rather go to a club with Dimepiece spinning but based on what's shown on the show, I would have eliminated her a couple of episodes ago. I'm gonna need DJ Tina T to blow the dust off the left turntable once in a while too.

(nm)
Mr. Goodkat 8:21 PM - 24 April, 2013
again, if these chicks were dudes, they would be avg to terrible.
Jairen 10:57 PM - 24 April, 2013
Dj Revolution talks with Tina T about the show. Real talk. Fast forward a bit for the interview.

Watchwww.youtube.com
Joshua Carl 11:38 PM - 24 April, 2013
damn, they going in... rev pulls no punches :)
Mr. Goodkat 11:47 PM - 24 April, 2013
ive seen mia moretti dj first hand, shes not bad in a very average way, the violin thing is wack imo. To me she had a planned set that she plays at every event. I think she just sounds dumb and has like rev says its like she doesnt really know the culture.
djkurve 3:45 AM - 25 April, 2013
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Dj Revolution talks with Tina T about the show. Real talk. Fast forward a bit for the interview.

Watchwww.youtube.com



+1

Just watched that.
djkurve 3:46 AM - 25 April, 2013
Season 4 full sets are online. www.thefuture.fm
Jairen 7:37 PM - 25 April, 2013
Dimepiece needs to go. IMO, she is the least skilled of all the remaining contestants. If that was a dude, he'd be gone.
XCAKID 8:41 PM - 25 April, 2013
That DJ Hohme guy had cleaner mixes that DJ Dimepiece. They just didn't like him cause he used an iPad.

(very closed minded judges if you ask me)
DJRemixEnt 10:25 PM - 25 April, 2013
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That DJ Hohme guy had cleaner mixes that DJ Dimepiece. They just didn't like him cause he used an iPad.

(very closed minded judges if you ask me)


lol...that was all kid capris doing
Frankie Glasses 10:54 PM - 25 April, 2013
take away the ipod and you have a dj that mixes and twist knobs to 128-130 bpm tracks. (boring)
Sounds like he is a decent producer though
Frankie Glasses 11:03 PM - 25 April, 2013
Compared to the other DJ's on the show that do alot more.
Logisticalstyles 11:44 PM - 25 April, 2013
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Dimepiece needs to go. IMO, she is the least skilled of all the remaining contestants. If that was a dude, he'd be gone.


I listened to the full sets on thefuture.fm and she actually had another moment when the music cut off. It sounded like she hit the fader or something, but there were definitely two audio dropouts during her set. I was pretty surprised that she didn't get cut.
CMOS 7:45 PM - 26 April, 2013
The producers must be feening for her to cry some more. If she didnt well up with tears twice already the bish woulda got booted.


Who the fuck is the herb on the judges panel that no ones ever heard of? Serious? They couldnt find another DJ?


Sup with the chick judge (never heard of her either but i guess shes at least a DJ) crying when dimepiece fucked up her set?


This show is wack, why the fuck do i keep watching it.
DJ Em Nice 7:07 PM - 27 April, 2013
Dime Piece was horrible, worse than B Hen. No way she should still be on that show. Not even sure how she made it pass the audition.
DJJOHNNYM_vSL3 7:18 PM - 27 April, 2013
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Dime Piece was horrible, worse than B Hen. No way she should still be on that show. Not even sure how she made it pass the audition.


2 Things...

Being Female and Black in a White Male dominated "art".

She got a pass....for the moment....
Discobee 7:44 PM - 27 April, 2013
I wish I had something like a Tina T's Camp Spinoff to go to when I was a teenager.
Mike_P 7:57 PM - 27 April, 2013
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Dime Piece was horrible, worse than B Hen. No way she should still be on that show. Not even sure how she made it pass the audition.


2 Things...

Being Female and Black in a White Male dominated "art".

She got a pass....for the moment....

...said NoCred.
DJ DisGrace 8:00 PM - 27 April, 2013
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Dime Piece was horrible, worse than B Hen. No way she should still be on that show. Not even sure how she made it pass the audition.


1 Thing...

IT'S A TV SHOW!!!!

She got a pass....for the moment....

fixed
DJJOHNNYM_vSL3 10:04 PM - 27 April, 2013
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Dime Piece was horrible, worse than B Hen. No way she should still be on that show. Not even sure how she made it pass the audition.


2 Things...

Being Female and Black in a White Male dominated "art".

She got a pass....for the moment....

...said NoCred.


Oh, so you're gonna follow me from thread to thread?


Well,where are my manners?---> djjohnnym.com/serato/nothnks.gif
Mike_P 10:41 PM - 27 April, 2013
Lol. You mad?
Mike_P 10:41 PM - 27 April, 2013
Pussy
DJJOHNNYM_vSL3 10:43 PM - 27 April, 2013
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Lol. You mad?


Why would I be mad? You supply TONS of material....

LMAO...
DJJOHNNYM_vSL3 10:45 PM - 27 April, 2013
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Pussy


Because it works - > Watchwww.youtube.com
Mike_P 11:06 PM - 27 April, 2013
Lol. Yeah you mad.

Too much of a pussy to battle me and to much of a dumbass to keep your mouth shut. Hahaha!
DJJOHNNYM_vSL3 11:12 PM - 27 April, 2013
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Lol. Yeah you mad.

Too much of a pussy to battle me and to much of a dumbass to keep your mouth shut. Hahaha!


I can assure you, I'm am FAR from mad...

You're the best entertainment I've had in quite some time...

And I"ll be here all week...

Look, I know you'd kill me in a Frankfurter Eating Battle, so I'll give you that, but at this point YOU are the one who sounds "MAD"...

Again, where are my manners? -> www.djjohnnym.com
DJJOHNNYM_vSL3 11:13 PM - 27 April, 2013
Your attempts to BAIT me are futile, yet entertaining....

lmao @ "Bait"...
Mike_P 11:15 PM - 27 April, 2013
Lol. I don't need to bait you. Everyone already knows you're scared. It's a done deal. And I stay on your mind. Sheeeit you talkin all these gay fantasies and all. I think you really got a crush on me. Hahaha! Pussy.
DJJOHNNYM_vSL3 11:49 PM - 27 April, 2013
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Lol. I don't need to bait you. Everyone already knows you're scared. It's a done deal. And I stay on your mind . Sheeeit you talkin all these gay fantasies and all. I think you really got a crush on me. Hahaha! Pussy.



But wait, you're following me from thread to thread?

lol...

Well if you're gonna keep following me, I'm sure I'll be broadcasting later...

I'll play some FAT beats for you...

LMAO...
Mike_P 12:04 AM - 28 April, 2013
Lol. You're already broadcasting, girl. Bahaha! Broadcasting to everyone who lays eyes on your bullshit that you're a scared bitch who turns legit threads to shot with your nonsensical ramblings. Grrrrl! Lol
DJJOHNNYM_vSL3 12:34 AM - 28 April, 2013
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Lol. You're already broadcasting, girl.


Again, your fascination with imagining that the man you're talking to is a woman....

Consider this an intervention....
Joshua Carl 12:38 AM - 28 April, 2013
Lets not lock the MOTM thread again.

Take the dick measuring contest to twitter
Mike_P 2:06 AM - 28 April, 2013
No imagination. You're a straight up bitch. Now I'm gonna leave this thread so you don't lock up yet ANOTHER thread with your bullshit. Go ahead. I now give you permission to have the last word, pussy.
DJJOHNNYM_vSL3 2:29 AM - 28 April, 2013
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No imagination. You're a straight up bitch. Now I'm gonna leave this thread so you don't lock up yet ANOTHER thread with your bullshit. Go ahead. I now give you permission to have the last word, pussy.


LMAO!

You're gonna LEAVE this thread?

HA HA

FAT CHANCE

www.djjohnnym.com

Yet YOU are the one who uses "Language" that would get this thread locked.....

:-).

It is effortless to keep you flustered....

The Ability To Control One's Emotions Across The Internet Is Astounding - DJ Johnny M
HandsomeRobDJ 6:11 PM - 28 April, 2013
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A good, well rounded DJ should be well versed in most industry standard mixers IMO. (Rane/Pioneer industry standards) I actually prefer the cue buttons over the fader.

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It takes some getting used to, it's a lot like the pioneer djm series
Which is the major reason I preferred the cue fader over the buttons.
Not a pioneer fan.

But at least all the people who were begging for split cue finally got it (there were a lot of people asking for that)

I'm shocked she (dime piece ) is still there after that
That was a day 1 fuck up...bush league

At least royale, as bad as it was was trying to do some intermediate shit and failed.

But as we all know, dudes rather watch her fail, than a dude succeed.


Pretty sure Dime Piece will be gone the next episode. Place your bets!


Sorry if I "step on anyone's toes", but, reading the same 20,000 character quotes over and over is exhausting to me and my iPhone's battery. Please spend the extra 3 seconds and only quote the relevant part. I should hope that we're all computer savvy enough to figure out how to do it.

Oh, and, I was afraid they wouldn't even make season three so I'm excited to see the return of the only DJ show I'm aware of on TV at all!
BERTO 6:36 PM - 28 April, 2013
Ibtl seems fitting
DJ Em Nice 7:08 PM - 28 April, 2013
OK, I just watched the last episode where DJ Royale was eliminated. The only reason Dime is still on the show is because of the female judge, period. You can't have quiet time in a club.
Serato, Support
ChrisD 9:54 PM - 28 April, 2013
Mike_P, if you want to say the same worthless nonsense in multiple threads go and find another forum to hang out on.
djkurve 8:20 AM - 29 April, 2013
Chris Karns - Master of the Mix Episode 4 "Speak With Your Hands" Full Set
youtu.be
DJ Em Nice 2:31 PM - 29 April, 2013
2011 DMC winner. That dude is bad ass.
ced_so_thoed 10:23 PM - 29 April, 2013
ay
I couldn't watch the show anymore. It was really making a mockery out of djing. Especially that they are even letting you hear less of the mixes. But what in the burning hell is goin on here? Why is there plex in this thread. Why does it seem like Johnny is always getting into it with people? Not trying to say he's a shit starter, but he is somewhat certified and proven in the things that he says as being truth.
yep
DJ Em Nice 11:44 PM - 29 April, 2013
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Ok, that was funny.
Mr. Goodkat 11:51 PM - 29 April, 2013
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OK, I just watched the last episode where DJ Royale was eliminated. The only reason Dime is still on the show is because of the female judge, period. You can't have quiet time in a club.



they were equally terrible.
DJ Em Nice 12:44 AM - 30 April, 2013
True but she was terrible 2 weeks straight.
AKIEM 2:35 PM - 30 April, 2013
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The Ability To Control One's Emotions Across The Internet Is Astounding - DJ Johnny M


pathetic.
DJJOHNNYM_vSL3 2:39 PM - 30 April, 2013
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Why does it seem like Johnny is always getting into it with people?

ay
If you notice, it's actually the same cast of 4 characters in rotation....
yep.
DJJOHNNYM_vSL3 2:39 PM - 30 April, 2013
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pathetic.


See?
djaction 2:51 PM - 30 April, 2013
how has there not been a thread to vote to ban him yet
AKIEM 3:53 PM - 30 April, 2013
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Why does it seem like Johnny is always getting into it with people?

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The Ability To Control One's Emotions Across The Internet Is Astounding - DJ Johnny M


There we go.
Joshua Carl 4:41 PM - 30 April, 2013
sweet:
Watchwww.youtube.com

saw that comin:
Watchwww.youtube.com

girl on girl
Watchwww.youtube.com
Discobee 5:10 PM - 30 April, 2013
LOL @ djaction's avatar today! "His dick's got a six pack" (no homo)
DJ Em Nice 5:17 PM - 30 April, 2013
DJ Chris Karns and DJ incrediboy killed it last night.
LilSwann 5:29 PM - 30 April, 2013
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DJ Chris Karns and DJ incrediboy killed it last night.

^^this
DJ Michael Basic 6:10 PM - 30 April, 2013
Did any of you guys catch the trailer for the VH1 show "Hit The Floor" with the basketball court on fire?

I DJ'd their wrap party on Sunday...there are some hot as women on that show!
LilSwann 6:25 PM - 30 April, 2013
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Did any of you guys catch the trailer for the VH1 show "Hit The Floor" with the basketball court on fire?

I DJ'd their wrap party on Sunday...there are some hot as women on that show!

^^^lucky ass lol
DJJOHNNYM_vSL3 7:46 PM - 30 April, 2013
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how has there not been a thread to vote to ban him yet


Good Question....

And since you like creating threads in my honor -> serato.com

Why don't you continue your tradition?

I'm sure the board would love that as a topic of conversation....
DJJOHNNYM_vSL3 7:55 PM - 30 April, 2013
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Why does it seem like Johnny is always getting into it with people?


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The Ability To Control One's Emotions Across The Internet Is Astounding - DJ Johnny M


There we go.


I concur...

Not to use up a lot of thread space, but to answer your inquiry real quick...

My Ability only stems from the opponent's inability to keep their emotions in check. We may have a difference of opinion, then the opponent says something slick, and I usually retort with something equally slick, and they take it personal.

I only respond to what's being put out there. :-)

For example this discussion was back on track until YOU revived the derailment at 10:35 AM - 30 April, 2013 with
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pathetic.
and here we are.

As a last point, I fully accept the name "The Deceased"...

Why?

Because if you think about it, say you "Killed" me, I should be dead...

However, you keep "Ressurecting" "The Dead", "Beating a Dead Horse", etc, to forever haunt you.

To think that I can actually STILL have the Power I did "Alive" ALSO when I'm "Dead" is bringing my infamy to the next level...

And for that, I thank you.

Sincerely,

The Deceased....

Now, back to our regularly scheduled programming...

I think I'll be here for the next hour or so, so I may be able to catch the last episode online...

Stay tuned.
DJ Michael Basic 7:57 PM - 30 April, 2013
Yo...seriously...take that shit to another thread.
DJJOHNNYM_vSL3 8:13 PM - 30 April, 2013
I could have SWORN Kid Capri was of Hispanic descent...

Half Black, Half Italian?

Who knew?
DJ GaFFle 9:02 PM - 30 April, 2013
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I could have SWORN Kid Capri was of Hispanic descent...

Half Black, Half Italian?

Who knew?

I thought he was Puertoricaño until he told DJ Incrediboi he represented the Bronx when he was clearly reppin' Puerto Ricans on one of those episode challenges.
DJJOHNNYM_vSL3 9:04 PM - 30 April, 2013
Welp, Dime Piece has used all her lifelines...

What's good with the Non-DJ judges? They're EASILY swayed...

BUT on the other hand, Kid Capri said something about "That's the Chris Kearns he knows", which leads you to believe, he has a certain expectation of him...I mean OK, he is a DMC champ and all, but it's all still biased.

It's a combination of your DJ Skills and what your "Life Story" is that keeps you on.

Whack.
DJ Em Nice 9:38 PM - 30 April, 2013
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It's a combination of your DJ Skills and what your "Life Story" is that keeps you on. Whack.


I totally agree with you however, when it came to Dime Piece it was the latter and Mia Moretti feeling sorry for her.

What is it with these competitions where people work the sympathy card to get ahead? It should be about the skills, period.

How is Dime Piece, Royale, Fly Guy even in the same league as a Chris Karnes? Seriously?

As far as Kid Capri, shit I'm Puerto Rican and I thought he was Puerto Rican...guess we don't all look alike after all. LMFAO.
DJJOHNNYM_vSL3 9:49 PM - 30 April, 2013
I really think MOTM is also designed to let some DJ's who SHOULD be getting WAY more an avenue to do so, albeit scripted.

For example, I've been saying for YEARS that DJ Scratch hadn't been getting his just due...

Boom, MOTM, and now he's a household name...

I'm still mad that Kid Capri was to "Judge" him, but I see the bigger picture.

I think this time it's gonna be Chris Kearns aka Varja.

Not a conspiracy theorist, but MAYBE someone was mad behind the scenes (Kid Capri), that cats WEREN'T getting their just due and shine.

I still say that Jazzy Jeff didn't get as much mainstream appeal as he does NOW until after he linked up with DJ AM for a few rounds..

So, in a world of DJ Paris Hilton's who have the POTENTIAL to MISREPRESENT the art, somebody MAY be pulling some strings...

Just sayin...
Joshua Carl 11:10 PM - 30 April, 2013
speculation time....

whats Karns gonna do with that mixdeck he won?
djkurve 1:22 AM - 1 May, 2013
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Hit The Floor



LOL! mixdeck
XCAKID 12:45 PM - 1 May, 2013
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speculation time....

whats Karns gonna do with that mixdeck he won?



Craigslist!!
CMOS 5:18 PM - 1 May, 2013
I know who wins i know who wins.

But ive been sworn to secrecy.
DJ Em Nice 5:31 PM - 1 May, 2013
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I know who wins i know who wins.

But ive been sworn to secrecy.

...not cool CMOS.
Rane, Support
Chad S. 7:16 PM - 1 May, 2013
I know too, I have a delorean.

Show is heating up though. This season seems to be a bit smoother than previous years.
Mr. Goodkat 7:27 PM - 1 May, 2013
they should make a show called bastard of the mix, and the djs that party the hardest and gets laid the most without dying(hiv, exboyfriend, drugs/alcohol) wins
Joshua Carl 7:42 PM - 1 May, 2013
The irony of that was that part of the show's contracts they cant talk about being drunk or wasted or "party'ing"
XCAKID 8:13 PM - 1 May, 2013
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they should make a show called bastard of the mix, and the djs that party the hardest and gets laid the most without dying(hiv, exboyfriend, drugs/alcohol) wins


Sign me up!!!
Doolow 8:20 PM - 1 May, 2013
white male dominated?....lol...now that was funny
DJ Em Nice 8:39 PM - 1 May, 2013
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The irony of that was that part of the show's contracts they cant talk about being drunk or wasted or "party'ing"

That is ironic. They give drinks to the DJs but they can't talk about it...
DJ GaFFle 8:41 PM - 1 May, 2013
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white male dominated?....lol...now that was funny

"Sigel Sigel in da house..."

Dang dude, your avatar had me trippin' for a sec: www.sohh.com

(nm) (no diss)
DJJOHNNYM_vSL3 12:41 AM - 2 May, 2013
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white male dominated?....lol...now that was funny


I didn't say they were BETTER..... :-)
ancientyouth 2:47 AM - 3 May, 2013
Dont know if anyone else noticed but at the end Dimepiece admitted shes a radio dj...... Now it makes a lot more sense, normally radio dejays dont use decks, and use a system that auto cues it for them......
DJ Ness Nice 2:55 AM - 3 May, 2013
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Dont know if anyone else noticed but at the end Dimepiece admitted shes a radio dj...... Now it makes a lot more sense, normally radio dejays dont use decks, and use a system that auto cues it for them......


It was already known shes a radio dj. i believe she does have a mixshow.
hersh20 4:11 AM - 3 May, 2013
just more reality tv, and low budget at that. LOTS of editing. we all know whos gonna be there in the end. My $ is on Dawe or Jayceeo. most well rounded...
Mr. Goodkat 6:29 AM - 3 May, 2013
mia moretti makes me want to quit djing
DJ Construc 7:02 AM - 3 May, 2013
I really like this season, they have more talented DJ's than previous seasons. I also like how the challenges are all about spinning unlike previous seasons. I think people are bitching about the editing too much, there obviously isn't enough time to air everyone's full set. At least they have the full sets available online.

Anyway, I'm rooting for Dynamixx... the dude does it all, tone play, word play, super devastating cuts, really tight juggles, really fun blends, he is such a problem:)

I'm glad they finally got rid of dime piece, she is wack! Hopefully Fly Guy goes next and then it will be all dope DJ's left.
DJ'Que 7:12 AM - 3 May, 2013
Really Dimepiece is a decent club dj. I djed with her and jiji sweet and they both got the party jumping. I don't like the show and stop watching it cause its phony. how would you let a ipod player even get that far in the show better yet even on the show.
DJ Construc 7:19 AM - 3 May, 2013
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Really Dimepiece is a decent club dj. I djed with her and jiji sweet and they both got the party jumping. I don't like the show and stop watching it cause its phony. how would you let a ipod player even get that far in the show better yet even on the show.


I'm sure Dimepiece is a decent club dj, maybe I shouldn't have said she was wack... but she def looks wack when put next to people like Vajra and Dynamix
CMOS 4:24 PM - 3 May, 2013
I thought it was funny that they had to play a latin song and 95% of them played pitbull.
XCAKID 6:36 PM - 3 May, 2013
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I thought it was funny that they had to play a latin song and 95% of them played pitbull.



Yes it was, but sadly, I have in my library, Lambada or Shakira if someone wants to hear. :(
Pitbull it is. LOL
CMOS 6:57 PM - 3 May, 2013
^^^^

Dont lie you know you have Suavemente also.
Joshua Carl 7:28 PM - 3 May, 2013
I would have to use a lifeline on that.

Actually I have a ton of Latin based tracks (Raoul Zerna, Rivera, ect ect), but nothing native or original.

Would have been c&c music factory for me.
Lol....
I'm about as Latin as Snake Pliscan

Can't go wrong with Gloria Estaphan
She lives right there.
Joshua Carl 7:31 PM - 3 May, 2013
Then again, who knows...
We never know what they really play anyways until later thanks to the editing and overdubbing
XCAKID 8:47 PM - 3 May, 2013
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^^^^

Dont lie you know you have Suavemente also.


Man, I had to do a quick search, but yes, I guess I do have that! Huh, never knew that. I also have Danza Kudoro and Pintame. Go figure. I need to look at my library more often LOL
Jairen 10:03 PM - 3 May, 2013
Dimepiece just wasn't a well rounded enough dj for this competition. From what I saw and listening to the full sets, she sounded like a novice who only has a few years at most under her belt. She can't scratch and doesn't play anything else other than radio hip hop & R&B. She wouldn't stand a chance at a Thre3style competition. If that was a guy, he wouldn't have even made the cut.

IMHO, the best well rounded dj in the competition is Dynamix.
Dj Knockout101 10:52 PM - 3 May, 2013
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Dimepiece just wasn't a well rounded enough dj for this competition. From what I saw and listening to the full sets, she sounded like a novice who only has a few years at most under her belt. She can't scratch and doesn't play anything else other than radio hip hop & R&B. She wouldn't stand a chance at a Thre3style competition. If that was a guy, he wouldn't have even made the cut.

IMHO, the best well rounded dj in the competition is Dynamix.


I agree. I have respect for her, but she disappointed me. She stated that she didn't have much knowledge on the mixer, however if I knew I was going to be in a battle and didn't have the suspected mixer that I was required to use (that's if she didn't know what mixer she was required to use) I would of had purchased that mixer prior to going to the battle and learned it. Its a quarter million dollars. Bring your A game.
DJ Construc 12:04 AM - 4 May, 2013
I don't buy that "I'm not comfortable with the mixer" bull shit at all. Thats just a piss poor excuse. It's a fucking mixer.... ffs the 62 has 2 upfaders, a cross fader and separate channel EQ's just like everything else. If you are uncomfortable with all the extra features you don't have to use them.
Logisticalstyles 1:36 AM - 4 May, 2013
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I don't buy that "I'm not comfortable with the mixer" bull shit at all. Thats just a piss poor excuse. It's a fucking mixer.... ffs the 62 has 2 upfaders, a cross fader and separate channel EQ's just like everything else. If you are uncomfortable with all the extra features you don't have to use them.


Word!
Dj Knockout101 1:58 AM - 4 May, 2013
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Quote:
I don't buy that "I'm not comfortable with the mixer" bull shit at all. Thats just a piss poor excuse. It's a fucking mixer.... ffs the 62 has 2 upfaders, a cross fader and separate channel EQ's just like everything else. If you are uncomfortable with all the extra features you don't have to use them.


Word!


Most def, especially with the 62. I feel like the 62 is the easiest mixer in the world to use. I laugh at the DJs in my city when the are scared to touch it.
DJ GOODFOOT 3:06 AM - 4 May, 2013
Tina T mentioned in an interview that they are limited by what labels and songs they can choose for rights issues with the show. This could be the reason why you don't see some obvious choices played for some of the challenges and why you hear the same songs repeated in sets.

She mentioned that a lot of downtime is spent researching and digging which songs are cleared and there wasn't a master list to go by, just certain labels and artists so it required work.
DeezNotes 1:50 PM - 4 May, 2013
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^^^^

Dont lie you know you have Suavemente also.

I kept expecting to hear this version since they played it 18 times on the show Watchwww.youtube.com
Jairen 11:18 PM - 5 May, 2013
Chris Karns Ode to Miami Full Set

Watchwww.youtube.com
vega 2:43 AM - 6 May, 2013
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Chris Karns Ode to Miami Full Set

Watchwww.youtube.com


this guy stays killing shit!!!
djransom 1:34 PM - 6 May, 2013
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Dont know if anyone else noticed but at the end Dimepiece admitted shes a radio dj...... Now it makes a lot more sense, normally radio dejays dont use decks, and use a system that auto cues it for them......


It was already known shes a radio dj. i believe she does have a mixshow.


I know the station she works at and the setup is 2 12s and a 57 last I checked.
DJ GaFFle 2:12 PM - 6 May, 2013
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Quote:
Chris Karns Ode to Miami Full Set

Watchwww.youtube.com


this guy stays killing shit!!!

+1 And from a battle perspective, he's right on par with the almighty DJ Precision.
funkyfresh2012 4:44 PM - 6 May, 2013
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Chris Karns Ode to Miami Full Set

Watchwww.youtube.com


Dude is a beast.
DJ Dynamight 5:10 PM - 6 May, 2013
Real dope!
DJ Em Nice 5:26 PM - 6 May, 2013
It will be between him and Incrediboy at the end and Chris coming out on top.
DJJOHNNYM_vSL3 12:39 PM - 7 May, 2013
I told y'all...

Chris is gonna win it...

DJ's putting DJ's on who SHOULD be getting shine....
Joshua Carl 10:57 PM - 7 May, 2013
So....
Brian and Tina are done-ski.
Joshua Carl 10:58 PM - 7 May, 2013
But...... Tina is back.
DJ Ness Nice 11:08 PM - 7 May, 2013
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But...... Tina is back.


Which is B.S... Why bring her back but not Brian?? She did 1 scratch in that last challenge. Brian carried her.
djransom 2:08 PM - 8 May, 2013
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But...... Tina is back.


Which is B.S... Why bring her back but not Brian?? She did 1 scratch in that last challenge. Brian carried her.


I figured that was going to happen. Either nobody got cut or only one person was cut.
XCAKID 3:09 PM - 8 May, 2013
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But...... Tina is back.


Which is B.S... Why bring her back but not Brian??


because she's gots a purrrty mouth.
DJ Em Nice 3:29 PM - 8 May, 2013
Dam, LOL.
It's bullshit. Mia probably had something to do with it.
Master of the Mix, no cred...
DJ Ness Nice 5:04 PM - 8 May, 2013
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Dam, LOL.
It's bullshit. Mia probably had something to do with it.
Master of the Mix, no cred...


Guess they gotta keep their females viewership up or else they wouldnt have said who was returning. They would have kept you in suspense til next week just to see who returns.
Joshua Carl 5:16 PM - 8 May, 2013
www.facebook.com

yeah, they def are.
Mike_P 6:21 PM - 8 May, 2013
Real question here. Do any of you know of anyone who isn't a DJ or related (by blood or marriage) to a DJ who watches the show???
RonDu 8:09 PM - 8 May, 2013
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Real question here. Do any of you know of anyone who isn't a DJ or related (by blood or marriage) to a DJ who watches the show???


Nope. I think only DJs watch it. However, one non-DJ I know will check in every now and then to check on her baby daddy to use it in a child-suppport case...
Dj-M.Bezzle 8:18 PM - 8 May, 2013
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Real question here. Do any of you know of anyone who isn't a DJ or related (by blood or marriage) to a DJ who watches the show???


Nope. I think only DJs watch it. .

Ya but now adays everyones a damn dj
DJ Em Nice 8:56 PM - 8 May, 2013
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[one non-DJ I know will check in every now and then to check on her baby daddy to use it in a child-suppport case...

Wow
DJ Em Nice 9:00 PM - 8 May, 2013
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Ya but now adays everyones a damn dj

Yup. Grandma at the church telling everyone she rocks the 1 and 2... Getting paid, tucci...
dj shadow from detroit 9:13 PM - 8 May, 2013
Dj Dynamix is the most creative. Dj Chris Karns ( Vajra ) is the most talented. I would pick either. But as far as rocking any party at any given time I would have to say Dynamix. Even though he is not a better turntablist.

Its crazy to think Chris Karns don't normally get booked to do party rocking gigs and he is good as he is. Im seeing him get better all the time and thats hard to do when your already one of the best already. Humble Dude thats is a beast on the tables. Probably one of the best DMC djs ever ( Him & Craze ).

I remember a few years back Qbert played with vajra and Qbert said he is the best dj in the world. I can see why. That last Miami Set Karns did was sick and showed how well rounded he really is. Props to Dynamix also. Hoping its these 2 in the end. Whoever wins deserves it.
RonDu 9:20 PM - 8 May, 2013
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Getting paid, tucci...



LMAO!
Jairen 9:54 PM - 8 May, 2013
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Dj Dynamix is the most creative. Dj Chris Karns ( Vajra ) is the most talented. I would pick either. But as far as rocking any party at any given time I would have to say Dynamix. Even though he is not a better turntablist.

Its crazy to think Chris Karns don't normally get booked to do party rocking gigs and he is good as he is. Im seeing him get better all the time and thats hard to do when your already one of the best already. Humble Dude thats is a beast on the tables. Probably one of the best DMC djs ever ( Him & Craze ).

I remember a few years back Qbert played with vajra and Qbert said he is the best dj in the world. I can see why. That last Miami Set Karns did was sick and showed how well rounded he really is. Props to Dynamix also. Hoping its these 2 in the end. Whoever wins deserves it.


Gotta agree.

From what I see as a big picture at this point in the show, I see Dynamix with an edge as he more well rounded for this type of competition. His older Thre3style sets are on point as well where they both competed against each other.

For some reason, I see Kid Capri highly favoring Incrediboi...
DJJOHNNYM_vSL3 10:13 PM - 8 May, 2013
Just saw the Dime Piece elimination...

Whew....

Yo, Chris Kearns KILLLLLLLLLLEEEEEDDDD IT...

I was actually applauding dude watching it on the laptop...

Yep, he's gonna take it...

Deserves it.
dj shadow from detroit 3:00 AM - 9 May, 2013
I agree , I see Capri paying attention to Incrediboi more than anyone. He is good but not on the level to beat Karns or Dynamix.
I hope its them in the end. Jayceeo is the third pick for me. He is really good at what he does.
DJJOHNNYM_vSL3 4:17 AM - 9 May, 2013
Ok, why did they bring Tina back?

W
T
F?

Yeah, that whole female judge thing is killin' it...

Not that it had too much....



















wait for it....


























CRED! ANYWAYS!
















lmao..
DJJOHNNYM_vSL3 4:19 AM - 9 May, 2013
Chris Kearns is a technician.

He will win it.
HandsomeRobDJ 6:58 PM - 9 May, 2013
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Real question here. Do any of you know of anyone who isn't a DJ or related (by blood or marriage) to a DJ who watches the show???


Not really. Which tells me the show needs better producers to give it whatever flavor it's missing so it has... Mass Appeal!
DJRemixEnt 7:01 PM - 9 May, 2013
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Which tells me the show needs better producers to give it whatever flavor it's missing so it has... Mass Appeal!


pauly d or tiesto as a judge...lol
HandsomeRobDJ 7:11 PM - 9 May, 2013
Paula D doesn't get much love in here (even though he's gotten more airtime than all of us put together), but I bet even the haters would rather see him judge than this years nube judges.
DJRemixEnt 7:14 PM - 9 May, 2013
oh i know... i was being funny
DJ Em Nice 6:04 PM - 11 May, 2013
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oh i know... i was being funny

... Right and you bring up an excellent point.
Bring back one of the winners of MOTM and have them judge.
Jairen 8:15 PM - 11 May, 2013
I say they bring in Jazzy Jeff to judge...a judge who can actually mix...
DJRemixEnt 8:16 PM - 11 May, 2013
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I say they bring in Jazzy Jeff to judge...a judge who can actually mix...


i second that
DJ Em Nice 2:31 AM - 12 May, 2013
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I say they bring in Jazzy Jeff to judge...a judge who can actually mix...

For sure.
HandsomeRobDJ 1:59 PM - 12 May, 2013
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Bring back one of the winners of MOTM and have them judge.


I don't think that's a bad idea at all.
DJ Remy USA 3:00 PM - 12 May, 2013
ok how does everyone know that Tina Ti came back I do not see a new episode posted yet
DJRemixEnt 3:04 PM - 12 May, 2013
www.vh1.com

41:12
Discobee 6:57 PM - 12 May, 2013
full preview of Week 7

www.youtube.com
Mr. Goodkat 7:35 PM - 12 May, 2013
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ok how does everyone know that Tina Ti came back I do not see a new episode posted yet


she was the only chick that could marginally dj. they had to bring her back.
DJ Em Nice 7:42 PM - 12 May, 2013
So. They eliminated her and she should not be on the show. If they bring her back they should bring him back as well and call that show a wash. The next show eliminate 3, she will still be 1 of the 3 to be eliminated.

If she indeed returns, the show lost what little cred it has.

I look at it this way. If she got fired from her Vegas job because she didn't bring the crowds in and they going someone else that could, would they bring her back because she's a female DJ? Nope.
DJ DisGrace 7:55 PM - 12 May, 2013
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So. They eliminated her and she should not be on the show. If they bring her back they should bring him back as well and call that show a wash. The next show eliminate 3, she will still be 1 of the 3 to be eliminated.

If she indeed returns, the show lost what little cred it has.

I look at it this way. If she got fired from her Vegas job because she didn't bring the crowds in and they going someone else that could, would they bring her back because she's a female DJ? Nope.

Ummmm, it's a TV show, with writers, producers, etc.... credibility has never been a part of it.
DJ Em Nice 8:11 PM - 12 May, 2013
Guess your right.
HandsomeRobDJ 12:55 PM - 13 May, 2013
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Ummmm, it's a TV show, with writers, producers, etc.... credibility has never been a part of it.


I must sadly agree. I believe they're working demographics if my memory of the definition is correct. And as much as I'd love to b!tch about it, it's the only show on TV I'm aware of representing DJ's at all right now. So I'm feeling like beggars can't be choosers. Guess I'll just hope it stays on for a few seasons and improves. Or maybe even starts a trend and other DJ shows will pop up.
damehype 4:54 AM - 14 May, 2013
Kinda conspicuous that Vajra changed his stage name immediately prior to the premiere of season 3. Maybe to adapt a more "corporate" identity? Spend a year as Chris Karns repping Smirnoff and return in 2014 as Vajra. Makes sense to me...
Discobee 5:04 AM - 14 May, 2013
^^hmmmm very observant....
djcrap 8:55 AM - 14 May, 2013
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Kinda conspicuous that Vajra changed his stage name immediately prior to the premiere of season 3. Maybe to adapt a more "corporate" identity? Spend a year as Chris Karns repping Smirnoff and return in 2014 as Vajra. Makes sense to me...


may be it was the viagra .....vajra c'mon sounds the same

honestly viagra was the first sound that came through my mind when a saw vajra nm
DJ Em Nice 2:52 PM - 14 May, 2013
Fly Guy, your record has been scratched...bye bye.
Now the real contest begins. Should be really good from this point on.
Jairen 3:08 PM - 14 May, 2013
Fly Guy didn't stand a chance in this competition. I saw that a mile away.
DJ Remy USA 4:36 PM - 14 May, 2013
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Fly Guy didn't stand a chance in this competition. I saw that a mile away.


Agreed Im gonna audition again next year. I will be ready next year I auditioned with incrediboi cool dude we stood in line for like 8 hour choppin it up. He made it I didnt dude is doper that people give credit for.
djransom 5:18 PM - 14 May, 2013
Incrediboi is very dope IMO. He's clean and neat with it.
DJ Em Nice 5:51 PM - 14 May, 2013
True true...
DJ Alkemy 9:30 PM - 14 May, 2013
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Kinda conspicuous that Vajra changed his stage name immediately prior to the premiere of season 3. Maybe to adapt a more "corporate" identity? Spend a year as Chris Karns repping Smirnoff and return in 2014 as Vajra. Makes sense to me...


He said he hates the name. Always had to explain what it means and got asked a LOT. He changed 90 percent of his vids to Chris Karns too.
Mike_P 9:39 PM - 14 May, 2013
Whoa, that fly guy kid changed his name too. To Cry Guy! 0_o
DJRemixEnt 9:43 PM - 14 May, 2013
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Whoa, that fly guy kid changed his name too. To Cry Guy! 0_o


he should give up djing and go work at McDonald's and change his name to Fry Guy!
dj shadow from detroit 10:10 PM - 14 May, 2013
lol
Doolow 11:04 PM - 14 May, 2013
a show with one (lightweight) legend ..capri....had cred? ...really... 2 dudes I never heard of guest judge? ' inCREDible..smh
DJ ST 10:43 AM - 15 May, 2013
Well that was a short comeback from Tina...
Maybe she should've chosen Loczi as an opponent?
And that wasn't a "beatjuggle" per se, just a basic doubling with a bodytrick and an attempt at scratch drumming. Not saying that Fly Guy did much better, but hey, look how it turned out... The word "turntablist" gets pinned on way too often, like "I can scratch and double up records, I must be a turntablist". No, those are some of the basic skills of a Hip-Hop DJ.

It was kinda funny that three DJs on the episode did the "I'm Different -> Shimmy Shimmy Ya"-tone play, but Incrediboi's face was priceless as Dynamix did it again (like he, Incrediboi, was the original inventor of that. C'mon son...)

Overall, the most entertaining/skilled sets were Dynamix and Chris Karns-sets. Thought out, well planned and executed.

I think that CK just got tired of using "Vajra" as a DJ-name?
It doesn't rool off your tongue, and Big Once dissed him for that name in Red Bull Threestyle 2011, which Big Once also won. So maybe it was time for a change? Awfully convenient?
Maybe, but sometimes these things happen.
DeezNotes 12:13 PM - 15 May, 2013
I can't believe dude cried like that. Wow.
DJ Dynamight 1:14 PM - 15 May, 2013
For real. Lol @ Cry Guy. That name might stick.
DJ DisGrace 1:26 PM - 15 May, 2013
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For real. Lol @ Cry Guy. That name might stick.

Quote:
- there is no crying in dj'ing!

But there is always crying on "reality" tv....
DJJOHNNYM_vSL3 2:01 PM - 15 May, 2013
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I can't believe dude cried like that. Wow.


Oh wait, FORREAL?

Gotta see the episode...
DJ Ness Nice 2:56 PM - 15 May, 2013
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Quote:
I can't believe dude cried like that. Wow.


Oh wait, FORREAL?

Gotta see the episode...


I thought they brought Dj Dimepiece back they way he was cryin so hard.. lol.. He tried tho, he knew he was out matched but he didnt give up..
DJJOHNNYM_vSL3 3:00 PM - 15 May, 2013
Then again, losing a shot at 250,000 IS something to definitely bring a tear to the eye...
djransom 5:11 PM - 15 May, 2013
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Then again, losing a shot at 250,000 IS something to definitely bring a tear to the eye...


True indeed. That's the realest part of the show...the fact that these people have a shot @ $250K.
Joshua Carl 5:43 PM - 15 May, 2013
Well, it's a 250,000 job/contract with Smirnoff isn't it?

Not that it makes it NOT 250k.
But I'd like to see the breakdown on how that year works, as well as taxes and such.
djaction 5:44 PM - 15 May, 2013
They pay them in $250,000 worth of Smirnoff Products/Vodka...
DJ DisGrace 5:47 PM - 15 May, 2013
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Well, it's a 250,000 job/contract with Smirnoff isn't it?

Not that it makes it NOT 250k.
But I'd like to see the breakdown on how that year works, as well as taxes and such.

Good point. They probably make you work 9 gigs a week for the whole year, staying at low budget motels and flying coach 5 times a week (when you're not on a bus). I bet the after-tax breakdown per hour worked isn't as appealing.

Although it's a great way to promote yourself and book some beter gigs moving forward.
Jairen 5:52 PM - 15 May, 2013
Another person complaining about the mixer. The Sixty-Two is not a hard mixer to master. If you think your a master of the mix and can't use a Rane...GTFO.

Fly guy was just way out of his league. Makes me wonder how he even got this far. Not even on the same level. The challenge with Tina T was to beat juggle and scratch. Fly Guy didn't do any of that. He talked about not being in the game as long...from what I've seen, he still has a long way to go to catch up to his competitors any only have a few years under his belt. I've listened to the full sets and his was just horrible. www.thefuture.fm

Loczi better step it up.

Still not impressed with Incrediboi.
Dj-M.Bezzle 5:52 PM - 15 May, 2013
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They pay them in $250,000 worth of Smirnoff Products/Vodka...

Id take that deal
Joshua Carl 6:04 PM - 15 May, 2013
I really thought Tina won that mini battle
When Ben laid out what he was looking for she obviously listened
He said juggle, she juggled
He said cut she cut
He said remix she did trix

Then flyguy wins for playing all the songs on the list?
youtu.be

It's hard to spend any time second guessing decisions though. Knowing they are all being tinkered by a producer/editor

But if anyone on any of the challenges just decided to play all the tracks on the song list, than do the task required...they'd be gone.

But like I said it's hard to waste any breath when u know that it's mostly decided before anything happens.
Joshua Carl 6:06 PM - 15 May, 2013
Damn auto correct *
He said trix she did trix
Jairen 6:15 PM - 15 May, 2013
So...

I'll address the elephant in the room.

Tina T...smashable?
DJ Em Nice 6:36 PM - 15 May, 2013
For sure
XCAKID 6:46 PM - 15 May, 2013
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So...

I'll address the elephant in the room.

Tina T...smashable?


I would hit that harder than Hurricane Katrina hit NOLA. And leave as wet and dirty too. LOL
DJ Em Nice 6:50 PM - 15 May, 2013
LOL
Joshua Carl 7:06 PM - 15 May, 2013
"And the show has reached a new low"
Mr. Goodkat 8:09 PM - 15 May, 2013
tina t? you boys are thurrrrrrrrrrrrsty
DJ GaFFle 8:16 PM - 15 May, 2013
The most skilled DJ's that are left are Chris Karns and Dynamix.
Joshua Carl 10:30 PM - 15 May, 2013
Jayceeoh has been dope for decade
youtu.be

I wouldn't count him out either
DJ GaFFle 10:56 PM - 15 May, 2013
^^^ Yeah... that scratch pattern Jayceeoh was doing was ill. I gotta learn that one.

(nm)
DJ DisGrace 11:11 PM - 15 May, 2013
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I really thought Tina won that mini battle
When Ben laid out what he was looking for she obviously listened
He said juggle, she juggled
He said cut she cut
He said remix she did trix

Then flyguy wins for playing all the songs on the list?
youtu.be

I would say that was Tina's opportunity to flex her turntablist skills. Haven't really seen much until now, so they just wrote her in to fill some time.
Dj Knockout101 1:39 AM - 16 May, 2013
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Another person complaining about the mixer. The Sixty-Two is not a hard mixer to master. If you think your a master of the mix and can't use a Rane...GTFO.


The Sixty-Two is by far the easiest mixer with Efx to use. Hell I think the 57 is harder to use than the Sixty-Two and it cracks me up when DJs who use the 57 say the Sixty-Two is hard. I feel every DJ knew they was coming to this show and battle. So much was at stake publicity, money, and more I would had went and brought a Sixty-Two and learned it prior to me coming to this show.
DJ Reflex 3:36 AM - 16 May, 2013
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The Sixty-Two is by far the easiest mixer with Efx to use.



I dunno, I thought the Behringer DJX-700 was pretty easy! :)
deejaymoody 4:36 AM - 16 May, 2013
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The Sixty-Two is by far the easiest mixer with Efx to use.



I dunno, I thought the Behringer DJX-700 was pretty easy! :)


Never heard about Behringer..please explain. Similar to Gemini??
RonDu 12:26 PM - 16 May, 2013
How is a mixer hard to use?
DJ GaFFle 12:37 PM - 16 May, 2013
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The Sixty-Two is by far the easiest mixer with Efx to use.



I dunno, I thought the Behringer DJX-700 was pretty easy! :)


Never heard about Behringer..please explain. Similar to Gemini??

www.killthehydra.com
DJ Remy USA 1:41 PM - 16 May, 2013
so fly guy did cry I just watched the episode wtf was he crying for he is obviously not on the level of Jayceeoh, Chris, and Dynamix.
DJ Remy USA 1:43 PM - 16 May, 2013
I was really pulling for incrediboi but I dont see him beating Chris or Dynamix so he going out after locczi.
DJ Ness Nice 3:15 PM - 16 May, 2013
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I was really pulling for incrediboi but I dont see him beating Chris or Dynamix so he going out after locczi.


I think incrediboi gunna come thru with a great set and make it to the final 2 at least 3, i can see him beating dynamix. Im callin final 3 incrediboi, chris and jayceeoh. I can see chris or jayceeoh having a bad set in the near future that mite put them on the chopping block eventho they are the strongest 2..
Joshua Carl 3:34 PM - 16 May, 2013
Plus Capri has a man crush on the Boi!
Lol
DJ Michael Basic 3:39 PM - 16 May, 2013
Am I the only one who it seemed obvious to that playing only one song in that juggle/scratch battle was going to make Tina lose? I absolutely agree that she did more "juggling" and scratching than fly guy, but the second she was done with her set, I knew she lost.

All she had to do was cut in one or two of the other songs...not mix them in, but just scratch one of them in and then do her same little double routine on the next record.

Obviously in the heat of the moment it's tough, but I was sure the second her 90 seconds was up and she was still on record number 1 that she lost without even hearing what flyguy was gonna do.
Jairen 4:01 PM - 16 May, 2013
I just can't see Indrediboi beating Dynamix.

Dynamix is just more well rounded and creative. Indrediboi seems to be just a Hop Hop Dj. Dynamix can throw down. See his Thre3style sets or any of his other videos on Youtube.
ConstantElevation 4:15 PM - 16 May, 2013
TEAM DYNAMIX!!! lets goooOoOo! and yea Kid kapri stays giving that SERIOUS NECK to BOI ...... Mofo gon need a NECK BRACE soon lol
djransom 4:17 PM - 16 May, 2013
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I just can't see Indrediboi beating Dynamix.

Dynamix is just more well rounded and creative. Indrediboi seems to be just a Hop Hop Dj. Dynamix can throw down. See his Thre3style sets or any of his other videos on Youtube.


I agreed with this 110%.
DJ Remy USA 8:18 PM - 16 May, 2013
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Plus Capri has a man crush on the Boi!
Lol


yes you should see all the OG DJs in NYC love in incrediboi but dude is dope so Im not hating on him. I think Im close to him skill and song knowledge wise, he is better than me when it comes to cutting with both hands but as far as crowd rocking goes I think I may be a bit better anyways. My hats off to him I wish him the best

He is not beating Dynamix the guy is just plain out better than incrediboi no diss on the boi but if hes better hes better
HandsomeRobDJ 10:17 PM - 16 May, 2013
Just watched the last FlyGuy set. Obvious respect is due cause dude got himself on TV and made it through the first few rounds and whatnot. But if I played a set like that alone in my basement I'd cry all by myself. Epic fail. Dude should have played it safe. How many times have they pointed out how important rocking the crowd is? A safer less creative set may have still sent him home, but with at least a little dignity.
HandsomeRobDJ 10:21 PM - 16 May, 2013
And furthermore, I noticed a few of them tried cueing through Rob Base It Takes 2. That is an EXCELLENT song for juggling and whatnot. Nobody did anything exciting with it. I don't get it. It's BASIC. 0_o
ConstantElevation 1:02 AM - 17 May, 2013
SMH FLyguy is a fucking pussy, how do you cry like a bitch? but respect for admitting that he is just not on the other djs level. still no need to cry over spill milk that just ruin his IMAGE. he should be better anyways even though he has only been doing it for a few years. seriosuly you can be a decent dj in a year or in a few months if you really put in some time. if you are doing basic basic shit after 1 year of djing your either slow or just plain and simple you SUCK
DJJOHNNYM_vSL3 4:32 AM - 17 May, 2013
Man, I TOLD Y'ALL from THE DOOR, Chris Kearns is DA MAN..


LMAO @ 'Cry Guy" gettin' "Goodbye" pounds while he was bawlin....
DJJOHNNYM_vSL3 4:38 AM - 17 May, 2013
Not for nothin' that chicks LEGS were lookin' kinda hot in that mini skirt she was rockin' early in the show...
Mr. Goodkat 7:02 PM - 17 May, 2013
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SMH FLyguy is a fucking pussy, how do you cry like a bitch? but respect for admitting that he is just not on the other djs level. still no need to cry over spill milk that just ruin his IMAGE. he should be better anyways even though he has only been doing it for a few years. seriosuly you can be a decent dj in a year or in a few months if you really put in some time. if you are doing basic basic shit after 1 year of djing your either slow or just plain and simple you SUCK


1 whole year? more like 2 weeks. in two weeks you should be at least close to being dj craze.
DJ Dynamight 12:40 PM - 20 May, 2013
Check out this Amanda Seales interview
Watchwww.youtube.com
DJ Michael Basic 3:07 AM - 21 May, 2013
She sounds like she knows her shit.
DJ Construc 5:16 AM - 21 May, 2013
Dynamix is scratched? BULLSHIT!!!
DJ Remy USA 11:29 AM - 21 May, 2013
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Dynamix is scratched? BULLSHIT!!!


That is bullshit Loczi should have been next
WarpNote 12:40 PM - 21 May, 2013
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Capr

Same hairdresser... ;)
WarpNote 12:41 PM - 21 May, 2013
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Plus Capri has a man crush on the Boi!
Lol

Ooops, misquote.
Same hairdresser....
DJ Em Nice 3:52 PM - 21 May, 2013
Dynamix had the weakest set last night. Loczi actually had a good set.

Dynamix knew he was done after his mix. He had that dam I fucked up look on his face. He's dope though. I was pulling for him to go up against Chris K.
1. Chris Karnes
2. Jayceeoh
3. Encrediboi

Jayceeoh is a little more rounded DJ than Incrediboi but that's going to be the battle to watch.
Jairen 4:33 PM - 21 May, 2013
It's done. Chris Karns has it in the bag.
Jairen 4:40 PM - 21 May, 2013
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Dynamix is scratched? BULLSHIT!!!


That is bullshit Loczi should have been next


Sad to see Dynamix go. He had a weak set, but he is a better all around dj than Incrediboi and Loczi.

If Incrediboi wins it, I give up on this show. No offense to Incrediboi, but look at the connection with the winners from season 1 and 2 and possibly 3. Hmm...
DJ Ness Nice 5:38 PM - 21 May, 2013
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Dynamix is scratched? BULLSHIT!!!


That is bullshit Loczi should have been next


Sad to see Dynamix go. He had a weak set, but he is a better all around dj than Incrediboi and Loczi.

If Incrediboi wins it, I give up on this show. No offense to Incrediboi, but look at the connection with the winners from season 1 and 2 and possibly 3. Hmm...


Cmon B. Its a competition, if you have a weak set you go home, dont matter how good you are overall, how good were you today at this task. You dont perform well you get "scratched". You thinks the knicks shoulda just went to the conference finals just cause they are a better team than the pacers? Dont work like that B.
CMOS 5:41 PM - 21 May, 2013
J C O
DJ Remy USA 5:44 PM - 21 May, 2013
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Dynamix is scratched? BULLSHIT!!!


That is bullshit Loczi should have been next


Sad to see Dynamix go. He had a weak set, but he is a better all around dj than Incrediboi and Loczi.

If Incrediboi wins it, I give up on this show. No offense to Incrediboi, but look at the connection with the winners from season 1 and 2 and possibly 3. Hmm...


Cmon B. Its a competition, if you have a weak set you go home, dont matter how good you are overall, how good were you today at this task. You dont perform well you get "scratched". You thinks the knicks shoulda just went to the conference finals just cause they are a better team than the pacers? Dont work like that B.


Hey B (In Camron paid in full voice) Dynamix had a weak set B but thats still my dude B. Incrediboi got skills B yall need to recognize. I dont see Karns slipping up at all B he is DMC champ he can perform under pressure.

I look at it like this everyone is America is well aware of race and how it plays into our everydays lives. So dont be surprised if Incrediboi has a slight advantage becauase he is latino, and I believe they want to show that anybody can win regardless of race. I mean thats how I see it. I could be wrong
Jairen 5:47 PM - 21 May, 2013
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Dynamix is scratched? BULLSHIT!!!


That is bullshit Loczi should have been next


Sad to see Dynamix go. He had a weak set, but he is a better all around dj than Incrediboi and Loczi.

If Incrediboi wins it, I give up on this show. No offense to Incrediboi, but look at the connection with the winners from season 1 and 2 and possibly 3. Hmm...


Cmon B. Its a competition, if you have a weak set you go home, dont matter how good you are overall, how good were you today at this task. You dont perform well you get "scratched". You thinks the knicks shoulda just went to the conference finals just cause they are a better team than the pacers? Dont work like that B.


Let's see the Pacers stomp Miami!
Dj-M.Bezzle 5:55 PM - 21 May, 2013
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Dynamix is scratched? BULLSHIT!!!


That is bullshit Loczi should have been next


Sad to see Dynamix go. He had a weak set, but he is a better all around dj than Incrediboi and Loczi.

If Incrediboi wins it, I give up on this show. No offense to Incrediboi, but look at the connection with the winners from season 1 and 2 and possibly 3. Hmm...


Cmon B. Its a competition


Is that what you think this SHOW is...do you you believe that my being stronger or faster has anything to do with my muscles in this place? Do you think thats air your breathing now? Humph
Jairen 5:59 PM - 21 May, 2013
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Dynamix is scratched? BULLSHIT!!!


That is bullshit Loczi should have been next


Sad to see Dynamix go. He had a weak set, but he is a better all around dj than Incrediboi and Loczi.

If Incrediboi wins it, I give up on this show. No offense to Incrediboi, but look at the connection with the winners from season 1 and 2 and possibly 3. Hmm...


Cmon B. Its a competition, if you have a weak set you go home, dont matter how good you are overall, how good were you today at this task. You dont perform well you get "scratched". You thinks the knicks shoulda just went to the conference finals just cause they are a better team than the pacers? Dont work like that B.


Hey B (In Camron paid in full voice) Dynamix had a weak set B but thats still my dude B. Incrediboi got skills B yall need to recognize. I dont see Karns slipping up at all B he is DMC champ he can perform under pressure.

I look at it like this everyone is America is well aware of race and how it plays into our everydays lives. So dont be surprised if Incrediboi has a slight advantage becauase he is latino, and I believe they want to show that anybody can win regardless of race. I mean thats how I see it. I could be wrong


Yeah it's TV. Karns would run circles around incrediboi on the decks. Anyone who thinks different doesn't know a damn thing about dj-ing or is just a...

Mic yelling, shout out to every bario every minute, non mixing, drop only, gunshot/horn transition dj...
XCAKID 8:22 PM - 21 May, 2013
Dangit, I haven't seen the episode. I kinda wish I hadn't read this thread. :(
DJ Construc 11:45 PM - 21 May, 2013
I think Jayceeoh is severely over rated... he doesn't suck but his style just so plain. Nothing about what he does stands out to me. I feel the same way about Loczi too.
DjScandal 12:17 AM - 22 May, 2013
Does anyone get on futurefm and listen to the whole set. It might change your mind a little. To hear the mix from beginning to end without the TV cuts. This last four is pretty close. I mean Chris Karns def in front but after that shit. Any bodies game.




www.thefuture.fm
Jairen 3:27 PM - 22 May, 2013
Did VH1 remove the full episodes from the website?
Funkytownstopsix 4:15 PM - 22 May, 2013
IMO

So far everyone that got scratched needed to be scratched and that's real talk. I just wish people would quit saying because one guy scratches better,, that he will win. Whoever completes the challenges the best is who will win. I hated to see Dynamix go because I do feel he is better than at least two of the dj's left but he failed on the challenge. Scratching alone does not make you a DJ, there are many dynamics to rocking a crowd,,,, oh and winning a challenge.

Currently C. Karns has it going on with CREATIVITY and the ability to keep the crowd moving and his scratching is an added bonus,,,, remember he is a DMC Champ so should you expect less. The other Dj might not be nearly as good scratching but honestly do they need to be?

Last night Loczi won for the simple fact that he reproduces his music!!!!!, that is what he is good at, just as C. Karns is at scratching. Yet my thoughts on that was that the remixes he did were good but all appeared to be at or close to the same bpm, so he had an easier time doing this challenge. From what I saw C. Karns won, but hey I am looking at it from the dj world not the production works....I think they put the wack judges in to make it fair so that a DMC DJ would not automatically win. If the Judges were DJQbert, Jazzy Jeff and Kid well you know who would win right off the top....

So end the end complete the task or it's your ass.
Mike_P 4:32 PM - 22 May, 2013
I thought this was a show about DJing and vodka, not producing. I stand corrected.
XCAKID 5:24 PM - 22 May, 2013
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I thought this was a show about DJing and vodka, not producing. I stand corrected.



Kid Capri mentioned that about Loczi's set. I believe that qoute of the night, in my opinion, as voiced by Mia Morretti and the other judge (ben??). "In todays world DJ and Producing go hand and hand." I happen to agree with that. Just evolution of the game.
DJ Ness Nice 5:25 PM - 22 May, 2013
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I thought this was a show about DJing and vodka, not producing. I stand corrected.


Not that it is about producing, but he used a resource he has to complete the challenge which is producing. He had a pretty good set, it may not have been that creative on the dj side of things but he completed the task, he did dj every last song, just so happened that he reworked em to fit the way he wanted them. Not to mention he wasnt the only one that got praised for self production in his set. And the next task is about producing, Loczi may have the upper hand once again.
Mike_P 5:35 PM - 22 May, 2013
So warping all the tracks to the same bpm and putting similar beats behind them all is now what we are considering djing? I see.
DJ Ness Nice 6:18 PM - 22 May, 2013
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So warping all the tracks to the same bpm and putting similar beats behind them all is now what we are considering djing? I see.


Hey a remix is a remix.. As long as he touched those turntables and played those records they asked him too.. Weather he scratched or not, he completed the task and had a decent set.
CMOS 6:26 PM - 22 May, 2013
Doesn't really matter as barring a major fuckup, loczi is next.
DJ Em Nice 6:38 PM - 22 May, 2013
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Doesn't really matter as barring a major fuckup, loczi is next.

Perhaps but like Nessnice mentioned, the next set is about production and that's right up Loczi's alley so he either comes with it (production) or he gets scraaaaatchhhed
DJ Em Nice 6:40 PM - 22 May, 2013
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Hey a remix is a remix...

Just ask Puffy Daddy...made millions doing just that
CMOS 6:46 PM - 22 May, 2013
Anyone else constantly want to slap the shit out of the Ben dude and Mia Moretti every single episode?

That dude just needs a beating, dunno why lol.
DJ Em Nice 6:48 PM - 22 May, 2013
I hear you...
Mr. Goodkat 6:49 PM - 22 May, 2013
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Anyone else constantly want to slap the shit out of the Ben dude and Mia Moretti every single episode?

That dude just needs a beating, dunno why lol.


i think mia moretti is chloe sevignys dorky little sister.
Funkytownstopsix 7:46 PM - 22 May, 2013
I think Mia Moretti is drunk on set if she's not drunk then she is dingy... As for Ben I like what he brings to the table (the production side). It is true production goes hand and hand with being a DJ. I Lot of great DJ's during of our time became big due to remixes, FYI doing remixes is simple production!! If you ever mixed an acapella with an instrumental your ass was in production on some scale. We all do something to distinguish ourselves from other DJ's that is production. I will give an example one of my favorite DJ's of all time.....

DJ Rectangle went on to become a Grammy Award nominated producer. He has produced records that have sold over 2 million copies, including releases by Eminem, Dirt Nasty, Funkdoobiest, The Luniz, The Whoridas, Mala Rodríguez, and Xzibit. Additionally, he has produced tracks used on television shows such as E! True Hollywood Story, Saturday Night Live, and Super Bowl XLIII as well major motion pictures including 1996's Set It Off starring Jada Pinkett and Queen Latifah, 1997's Fakin' da Funk starring Pam Grier and Dante Basco, The Big Hit starring Mark Wahlberg, and 2005's Get Rich or Die Tryin' starring 50 Cent.

I am talking about a DMC Champ (DJ RECTANGLE) the True Meaning of Masters of the Mix. So if you think Production is not a part think twice. I still say Loczi was less creative from the DJ stand point as BMPs did not present a challenge for him as a producer but as a DJ he would have been scratch trying it the way Dynamix did, he would have done much worst. How do I know that you may ask well because he didn't make an attempt too.... : ) Can't be mad we all play to our strengths and we all should be commend on doing so. Hat's of to Loczi for doing what he does best.
DJ GaFFle 8:06 PM - 22 May, 2013
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Anyone else constantly want to slap the shit out of the Ben dude and Mia Moretti every single episode?

That dude just needs a beating, dunno why lol.


i think mia moretti is chloe sevignys dorky little sister.

Either that or Madonna's baby sister.
XCAKID 8:18 PM - 22 May, 2013
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Anyone else constantly want to slap the shit out of the Ben dude and Mia Moretti every single episode?

That dude just needs a beating, dunno why lol.


i think mia moretti is chloe sevignys dorky little sister.

Either that or Madonna's baby sister.


I'd still hit Mia Moretti in the pink and in the stink. hahahahaha I'm Asian, we're just horny bastards!!
DJ Em Nice 8:31 PM - 22 May, 2013
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I'd still hit Mia Moretti in the pink and in the stink. hahahahaha I'm Asian, we're just horny bastards!!

Uh, all us men are that way...
Mr. Goodkat 8:42 PM - 22 May, 2013
i thought she looked like she was on a strong dosage anti depressents, until the last one, then she finally didnt dance around to every single song and mix
bandoma 9:29 PM - 22 May, 2013
FWIW, Loczi has always been a DJ before a producer. I met him in '98 when he was spinning RECORDS at our college. He started producing a few years ago and he got really good at it.

On the technical aspect of djn, he's definitely not on the level of a dynamix or vajra. But if you look at all the elements that make up a great DJ, he does pretty well in all of them.

There's a reason why the dood has residencies in vegas, syndicated radio shows, and the luxury of always getting the exit row on southwest flights lol.
Mr. Goodkat 10:25 PM - 22 May, 2013
i thought loczi was wack because of his taste early on(dubstep in 2013?), but his last set he really did nice work.
DJ GaFFle 11:55 PM - 22 May, 2013
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i thought loczi was wack because of his taste early on(dubstep in 2013?), but his last set he really did nice work.

So Dubstep Is Officially Dead Now?
Mr. Goodkat 1:56 AM - 23 May, 2013
its mainly for the 12-21 market, but basically, the bro (ala skrilex/rusko sounding stuff) side is dead, most producers saw the writing on the wall. it was kinda like and ed hardy thing.

but, there are real dubstep/producers labels still doing it. kinda like current hip hop and 90s hip hop.
Dj-M.Bezzle 12:44 PM - 23 May, 2013
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its mainly for the 12-21 market, but basically, the bro (ala skrilex/rusko sounding stuff) side is dead, most producers saw the writing on the wall. it was kinda like and ed hardy thing.

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Coulda fooled me
XCAKID 1:15 PM - 23 May, 2013
Trap has taken over dubstep for the most part. But it think its a regional thing. I know here in Dallas, its all about Trap as of late. I am sure that will start to fizzle out here shortly.
Dj-M.Bezzle 2:52 PM - 23 May, 2013
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Trap has taken over dubstep for the most part. But it think its a regional thing. I know here in Dallas, its all about Trap as of late. I am sure that will start to fizzle out here shortly.

Ya trap is def the flavor of the month here to bit dubsteps far from dissapeared
DJ Remy USA 3:00 PM - 23 May, 2013
How come your not mixing trap and dubstep in the same sets? Moderation is the key thats why people are getting burnt out on music so fast.
Dj-M.Bezzle 3:03 PM - 23 May, 2013
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How come your not mixing trap and dubstep in the same sets?

Who?
XCAKID 3:22 PM - 23 May, 2013
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How come your not mixing trap and dubstep in the same sets? Moderation is the key thats why people are getting burnt out on music so fast.


I go more trap to hip-hop. Some venues I DJ at frown upon hip hop. I get away with it by doing Trap and Trap remixes of Hip Hop songs. Honestly though, I never got much into dubstep. I was really happy to see it fade out.
DJ Remy USA 4:55 PM - 23 May, 2013
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Who?


just a question for the general, not directed shoulda been more specific. I play a little dubstep in my sets but it has to have the reggae undertone to it. Thos Atrak remixes in that bpm range are just nasty
DJJOHNNYM_vSL3 5:03 PM - 23 May, 2013
I'm mad that they are actually pushing the whole DJ / Producer thing...

I mean, c'mon son, they were pressing buttons to recreate ODB's Raw....

You don't need Turntables for that....

I understand that's where the industry is headed, but I don't like it...
Funkytownstopsix 5:30 PM - 23 May, 2013
There's more to producing than just pushin buttons and the industry is not headed that way it has been that way. If were all about turntables the show would be named MASTERS OF THE TURNTABLES..... Or DMC :) I would like very much for DMC to be on National TV to really put the craft out and I believe it would be a hit with high ratings. But with all the copyright laws and crap it will never see a day on tv unless it becomes a sport in the Olympics.
Mr. Goodkat 10:34 PM - 25 May, 2013
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Trap has taken over dubstep for the most part. But it think its a regional thing. I know here in Dallas, its all about Trap as of late. I am sure that will start to fizzle out here shortly.

Ya trap is def the flavor of the month here to bit dubsteps far from dissapeared


its just embarrassing now, unless you are in a rural area or playing to 18 yr olds that have no clue about music or djing.
Mr. Goodkat 10:36 PM - 25 May, 2013
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I'm mad that they are actually pushing the whole DJ / Producer thing...

I mean, c'mon son, they were pressing buttons to recreate ODB's Raw....

You don't need Turntables for that....

I understand that's where the industry is headed, but I don't like it...


thats the thing is people are taking djing where it doesnt need to go. playing key shit is not impressing the crowd its impressing djs.

and if it wasnt master of the dmc, why are all the turntable heavy guys winning and getting saluted on doing turtablist routines? its like dmc lite for tv basically. we all know that no one gets paid for playing for 5-15 mins at a time.
DJ Quality 11:31 PM - 25 May, 2013
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It's done. Chris Karns has it in the bag.


Sorry but my Boy Incrediboi has this in the bag!!
Jairen 11:50 PM - 25 May, 2013
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It's done. Chris Karns has it in the bag.


Sorry but my Boy Incrediboi has this in the bag!!


I can see that happening since it's clear Capri has a Bias towards NY dj's. But skill-wise Chirs Karns owns Incrdiboi and Dynamix will own Incrediboi on creativity. Incrediboi will own both on the mic since he has that NY type of style (link below) that I don't really care for nor consider it as skill.

Watchwww.youtube.com
DJ Alkemy 3:29 AM - 26 May, 2013
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Sorry but my Boy Incrediboi has this in the bag!!


Only if it's judged in a bias way. Seriously, Chris is another level in every single aspect of DJing. We all know that.
DJ Remy USA 4:21 AM - 26 May, 2013
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It's done. Chris Karns has it in the bag.


Sorry but my Boy Incrediboi has this in the bag!!


Only if it's judged in a bias way. Seriously, Chris is another level in every single aspect of DJing. We all know that.


agreed, however do not be surprised if incrediboi wins. Dude has a alot of talent Ive scene him live so I know what he can and cannot do. We all know Karns really shouldnt even be allowed to compete he is probably the best DJ in the world imo
DJ GaFFle 12:55 PM - 26 May, 2013
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It's done. Chris Karns has it in the bag.


Sorry but my Boy Incrediboi has this in the bag!!


Only if it's judged in a bias way. Seriously, Chris is another level in every single aspect of DJing. We all know that.


...We all know Karns really shouldnt even be allowed to compete he is probably the best DJ in the world imo

Part of me says Karns has an unfair advantage but the other part says pure Turntablists generally suck at mixing or rocking a dance crowd, party-wise... there are exceptions. As long as they don't turn the MotM into a show based on DJ battling, it'll remain fair. I also don't care for the pre-production aspects being thrown in as that seems unfair. This isn't Master of the Production.

(nm)
DJRemixEnt 12:57 PM - 26 May, 2013
The way Capri is on Incrediboi's nuts... they need to call it Master of the Bation...smh
Jairen 2:30 PM - 26 May, 2013
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It's done. Chris Karns has it in the bag.


Sorry but my Boy Incrediboi has this in the bag!!


Only if it's judged in a bias way. Seriously, Chris is another level in every single aspect of DJing. We all know that.


...We all know Karns really shouldnt even be allowed to compete he is probably the best DJ in the world imo

Part of me says Karns has an unfair advantage but the other part says pure Turntablists generally suck at mixing or rocking a dance crowd, party-wise... there are exceptions. As long as they don't turn the MotM into a show based on DJ battling, it'll remain fair. I also don't care for the pre-production aspects being thrown in as that seems unfair. This isn't Master of the Production.

(nm)


He seems to do alright with crowds.

Watchwww.youtube.com
DJJOHNNYM_vSL3 4:36 PM - 26 May, 2013
I said it long ago.

I remember seeing this DJ Varja / Chris Kearns vids YEARS ago, --> Watchwww.youtube.com

and thinking, that dude is the best DJ in the world right now...

He

Using a straight Technics mixer, and no crabs...

The DJ world OWES it to him to put him on, cuz he's done CRAZY work...
monchi 9:35 PM - 26 May, 2013
Plus the fact that he has/suffers from arthritis is an accomplishment in itself.
DJ GaFFle 1:57 AM - 27 May, 2013
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I remember seeing this DJ Varja / Chris Kearns vids YEARS ago, --> Watchwww.youtube.com

and thinking, that dude is the best DJ in the world right now...

Yep, that's the video I first saw of him... past dope. He and DJ Precision have been my favorites for a while now.

(nm)
DJ Em Nice 1:43 PM - 27 May, 2013
He played the drums on the turntable....dope.
Vekked 2:45 PM - 27 May, 2013
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I said it long ago.

I remember seeing this DJ Varja / Chris Kearns vids YEARS ago, --> Watchwww.youtube.com

and thinking, that dude is the best DJ in the world right now...

Yep, that's the video I first saw of him... past dope. He and DJ Precision have been my favorites for a while now.

(nm)


yup, both were in my top 3 most deserving to win DMC up until 2010... now it's just Precision. Hope he comes big this year, I'm not gonna make it easy on him tho :D
DJ Ness Nice 5:07 AM - 28 May, 2013
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I was really pulling for incrediboi but I dont see him beating Chris or Dynamix so he going out after locczi.


I think incrediboi gunna come thru with a great set and make it to the final 2 at least 3, i can see him beating dynamix. Im callin final 3 incrediboi, chris and jayceeoh.


See I called it...

This week was actually a good episode. The production round was Loczi's round to win. Not to say that his production sucked, but he forgot to Dj even a little bit.
XCAKID 12:22 PM - 28 May, 2013
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The production round was Loczi's round to win. Not to say that his production sucked, but he forgot to Dj even a little bit.


I think he got hosed. Based on what I heard, his production was the cleanest sounding. Incrediboi's sounded very basic. It shoulda been Incrediboi that was scratched.

I was really surprised that Chris, not having a production background, had one that really sounded good and well thought out.

Really production wise out of the 4, I was shooting for Incrediboi to go home. I was really surprised that Loczi went home. It was a production challenge. He did the challenge well. He put on a show, he engaged the crowd, that too is DJ'ing. You don't have to touch the turntables to hype the crowd. Like DJ Home said in the beginning. Its not Master of the Turntables.....
Funkytownstopsix 12:45 PM - 28 May, 2013
Nothing will suck more than being called the producer that could not produce even though he produced the cleanest of the remixes, that's what people will say he did not produce. This further confirms that the winner will be well rounded and does not have to be the best in one area. Turning knobs does not make a DJ, the I Pad Guy got booted for just playing with filters why should it be any different for Loczi. Add to that Estelle did not like the EDM version I think she carried a lot a weight in this decision as well.
XCAKID 3:02 PM - 28 May, 2013
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Add to that Estelle did not like the EDM version I think she carried a lot a weight in this decision as well.


There is that.
DJ DisGrace 3:36 PM - 28 May, 2013
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Add to that Estelle did not like the EDM version I think she carried a lot a weight in this decision as well.


There is that.

Also, it's a TV show.
dj shadow from detroit 3:55 PM - 28 May, 2013
Loczi remix was good but he is the weakest all around he lacks table skills.
Funkytownstopsix 3:55 PM - 28 May, 2013
@ DisGrace

Lol, maybe so but do you think the best 3 Dj's are left or do you think otherwise? For those on Kid for his man crush on Incrediboi this might be true but there are two other Judges that could kill that noise. Kids face when old boy was saying he didn't like his production was priceless.
Jairen 4:17 PM - 28 May, 2013
There are two other judges other than Capri, but I cannot count them as credible "judges". Ok, so Mia is a DJ, but c'mon. Really? Mr. producer? Yeah, ok. I'd rather hear from Amanda Seales who actually has time on the decks. If Incrediboi beats CK, it's fixed. There is just no way Incrediboi is better than CK or Dynamix for that matter.

BTW, was there beef with CK and Dynamix? I just can't remember seeing them socializing in the show. I could be wrong.
Frankie Glasses 4:43 PM - 28 May, 2013
IMO i think Jayceeoh should have been sent home. He remixed and looped a small part of the song over and over. It was still good though...
All of the other guys remixed a lot more of the song.
I dont think he really completed the challenge.
Unless it was just the editing on the show that made it seem like that
DJ DisGrace 4:43 PM - 28 May, 2013
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Lol, maybe so but do you think the best 3 Dj's are left or do you think otherwise? For those on Kid for his man crush on Incrediboi this might be true but there are two other Judges that could kill that noise. Kids face when old boy was saying he didn't like his production was priceless.

I'd say there is someone chosen to be the winner from day one, and the other people are brought on for controversy (iPad guy), drama (Dimepiece), romance (Tina and that dude), and all the other things that make a tv show what it is: entertainment.

Fortunately, the djs that are left are all talented, which makes the last few episodes promising when it comes to creativity and the quality of sets we will be seeing. Hopefully the fewer number of competing djs will mean we get to see near-full sets in the last couple episodes, as well.
XCAKID 5:11 PM - 28 May, 2013
Loczi and that iPad guy are EDM DJ's. I have always said, since after Season 1 ended, an EDM DJ will never win this contest. As much as they publicize this as an overall DJ competition, it is still skewed towards turntablism. Todays DJ'ing has gone beyond that. I am somewhat content that they included the production and remixing aspect of DJ'ing, however, they still managed to skew it towards turntablism.

Yes Turntablism is the root of DJ'ing, but allow DJ's to show what else they can do away from Turntablism. Otherwise call it for what it is, Master of the Turntables
Joshua Carl 5:46 PM - 28 May, 2013
If i had disposable hollywood income & ethics Id be all over an EDM counterpart for this show.
everyone would be gorgeous.
they'd always be on drugs.
and the winner would be a EDC headliner and get a contract with an energy drink.

we'd all hate it to its core.
but it would be 100x more commercially successful.

lol
XCAKID 6:56 PM - 28 May, 2013
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If i had disposable hollywood income & ethics Id be all over an EDM counterpart for this show.
everyone would be gorgeous.
they'd always be on drugs.
and the winner would be a EDC headliner and get a contract with an energy drink.

we'd all hate it to its core.
but it would be 100x more commercially successful.

lol


I would definitely sign up for that show...
HandsomeRobDJ 7:05 PM - 28 May, 2013
The giving away of semi-goofy controllers to DJ's who actually have skillz and therefore no use for them inspire me to believe that I could also sample Alice DJ, rip off Wiz, and go BIG on a $50 BS controller!

Hahahahahahahaha
XCAKID 7:16 PM - 28 May, 2013
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The giving away of semi-goofy controllers to DJ's who actually have skillz and therefore no use for them inspire me to believe that I could also sample Alice DJ, rip off Wiz, and go BIG on a $50 BS controller!

Hahahahahahahaha


C'mon man, that was a $450 controller. LOL
djransom 7:34 PM - 28 May, 2013
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The giving away of semi-goofy controllers to DJ's who actually have skillz and therefore no use for them inspire me to believe that I could also sample Alice DJ, rip off Wiz, and go BIG on a $50 BS controller!

Hahahahahahahaha


I was wondering who idea it was to give away that controller like why?!!!
Joshua Carl 7:38 PM - 28 May, 2013
On The Voice they give away those T-pain microphones don't they?

Oh, wait...
XCAKID 7:49 PM - 28 May, 2013
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The giving away of semi-goofy controllers to DJ's who actually have skillz and therefore no use for them inspire me to believe that I could also sample Alice DJ, rip off Wiz, and go BIG on a $50 BS controller!

Hahahahahahahaha


I was wondering who idea it was to give away that controller like why?!!!



Numark sponsored that episode.
HandsomeRobDJ 7:50 PM - 28 May, 2013
(Heavy sigh)... I guess I should say that I don't care if they give chicken costumes away if it adds sponsors and keeps the show on the air : /
Funkytownstopsix 8:04 PM - 28 May, 2013
No you C'mon that controller was chezzy.......yet free is free I like free,,,, I would have took those QSC's though would have made good monitors.
XCAKID 8:09 PM - 28 May, 2013
Yep those QSC would've been pretty sweet to get for FREE!


You guys remember last season, they made em carry crates of record up a hill. Wonder if they will do that again this year. That was funny.
DJ Em Nice 10:14 PM - 28 May, 2013
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Yes Turntablism is the root of DJ'ing, but allow DJ's to show what else they can do away from Turntablism.

Agree and the only way to be "fairly" judged is NOT to have a judge like Kid on the panel. The best representation would be to have one of each as judges and bring the prior winners of the show in as guess judges.

Turntablist have their own showpiece, the DMC competition.
DJ Em Nice 10:19 PM - 28 May, 2013
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You guys remember last season, they made em carry crates of record up a hill.

WTF does that have to do with DJing and being MOTM...what dumbass thought that was a good idea...
Dj-M.Bezzle 10:48 PM - 28 May, 2013
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You guys remember last season, they made em carry crates of record up a hill.

WTF does that have to do with DJing and being MOTM...what dumbass thought that was a good idea...

....wow
Mike_P 11:59 PM - 28 May, 2013
Yeah what does carrying crates of records have to do with DJing.......wait a minute!
DJJOHNNYM_vSL3 12:00 AM - 29 May, 2013
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You guys remember last season, they made em carry crates of record up a hill.


WTF does that have to do with DJing and being MOTM...what dumbass thought that was a good idea...


smh...
Funkytownstopsix 12:28 AM - 29 May, 2013
If ever had to carry them u tend to hate them milkcrate that is... I dont miss that at all.
 6 12:40 AM - 29 May, 2013
Sees child molester in thread.... leaves thread.

nm
DJ Alkemy 12:43 AM - 29 May, 2013
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You guys remember last season, they made em carry crates of record up a hill.

WTF does that have to do with DJing and being MOTM...what dumbass thought that was a good idea...


Oh my......
AKIEM 2:06 AM - 29 May, 2013
LMAO - that dude tried to come in here like he was interested in some other thread today
DjScandal 2:21 AM - 29 May, 2013
I didn't like that Loczi got eliminated either. But I understand why. If you are asked to perform as a DJ don't fake it. He could have done anything he just decided to do nothing. He had the best remix as a producer. But the worst DJ performance. He could have easily used the mixer to play a beat he created live. Fatal Flaw
DJ Em Nice 2:33 AM - 29 May, 2013
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You guys remember last season, they made em carry crates of record up a hill.


WTF does that have to do with DJing and being MOTM...what dumbass thought that was a good idea...


OK, my bad, this didn't come out right. I carried crates of records back in the day. I didn't see last season so I spoke out of line, they could have been using only vinyl (no software).
Joshua Carl 3:23 AM - 29 May, 2013
as much as dont value Mia's seat on the show she has called out a few real things...
DJ Quality 7:23 AM - 29 May, 2013
<~~ All i gotta say! *Drops mic*
DJ Quality 7:42 AM - 29 May, 2013
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<~~ All i gotta say! *Drops mic*


youtu.be
DJ GaFFle 10:45 AM - 29 May, 2013
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<~~ All i gotta say! *Drops mic*


youtu.be

Okay, he's much better than I thought he was.
DJJOHNNYM_vSL3 11:35 AM - 29 May, 2013
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youtu.be

Okay, he's much better than I thought he was.


Sure is...

BUT MELL STARR PLAYED GOOD TIMES!!! ****at the end...***
DJ GaFFle 1:25 PM - 29 May, 2013
Out of Incrediboi and Mellstarr... I'd give the nod to Mel on overall TT skills and flavor. My only knock on Melstarr is his gimmick of no headphones. That doesn't impress me... put them headphones on to insure I don't hear a slamfest all night long and insure I'll hear a clean mix/blend when you do put one down.


(nm)
DJJOHNNYM_vSL3 1:41 PM - 29 May, 2013
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Out of Incrediboi and Mellstarr... I'd give the nod to Mel on overall TT skills and flavor. My only knock on Melstarr is his gimmick of no headphones. That doesn't impress me... put them headphones on to insure I don't hear a slamfest all night long and insure I'll hear a clean mix/blend when you do put one down.

(nm)


I can't front, I thought Incrediboi had it at the 52 second mark, then Mell showed more agility overall, so a slight nod does go to Mel, however they BOTH didn't have on headphones.

I can now see why Kid is all over Incrediboi, cuz he's reppin' NY HEAVY, and has the basic fundamental skills to back it up.

However Chris Kearns is a next level beast......
DJ Ness Nice 1:49 PM - 29 May, 2013
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However Chris Kearns is a next level beast......


The realest shit u ever wrote.. (2Pac Voice)
DJ GaFFle 3:15 PM - 29 May, 2013
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Out of Incrediboi and Mellstarr... I'd give the nod to Mel on overall TT skills and flavor. My only knock on Melstarr is his gimmick of no headphones. That doesn't impress me... put them headphones on to insure I don't hear a slamfest all night long and insure I'll hear a clean mix/blend when you do put one down.

(nm)


I can't front, I thought Incrediboi had it at the 52 second mark, then Mell showed more agility overall, so a slight nod does go to Mel, however they BOTH didn't have on headphones.

I can now see why Kid is all over Incrediboi, cuz he's reppin' NY HEAVY, and has the basic fundamental skills to back it up.

However Chris Kearns is a next level beast......

I've seen Mellstarr go in FULL BEAST MODE on the TT's on DJ Scratch's Scratchvision web show... I don't see Incrediboi quite on that level yet... he's definitely good though. To me, it seems like Mell was playing slightly down to his level on that Youtube vid. No knock on either from the vid.

(nm)
DJJOHNNYM_vSL3 3:47 PM - 29 May, 2013
I didn't think Mel was a nice as he actually is, this is the best that I've seen him at...

And THANK GAWD that NY is finally upping their DJ game again, (I thought Mel was a fluke, but was mistaken), cuz that whole "Yell ont the mic, slam the next song" routine is getting tiresome for those interested in seeing a true skill set.

DJ Scratch is nice and all, but Mel is next level.

Incrediboi is great, but again, Chris Kearns is the Future.
monchi 4:25 PM - 29 May, 2013
CMOS 5:06 PM - 29 May, 2013
lol@ you guys counting Jayceeoh out. Hes the only one who hasn't been on the chopping block. Karns almost went home that first two weeks. If loczi would have touched the turntable 1 time, incrediboy would have been sent home this week.

He's also from a business perspective the most marketable. Incrediboy looks like shrek, and karns seems very uptight and bitchy.

Wotch.
CMOS 5:06 PM - 29 May, 2013
lol@ you guys counting Jayceeoh out. Hes the only one who hasn't been on the chopping block. Karns almost went home that first two weeks. If loczi would have touched the turntable 1 time, incrediboy would have been sent home this week.

He's also from a business perspective the most marketable. Incrediboy looks like shrek, and karns seems very uptight and bitchy.

Wotch.
CMOS 5:06 PM - 29 May, 2013
holy post fuckup.
DJ Dynamight 5:26 PM - 29 May, 2013
lol @ shrek
DJ Em Nice 5:27 PM - 29 May, 2013
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lol@ ncrediboy looks like shrek.

LMAO. Glad I wasn't the only one thinking that...
DJ GaFFle 5:37 PM - 29 May, 2013
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lol@ ncrediboy looks like shrek.

LMAO. Glad I wasn't the only one thinking that...

LoL... that's messed up ya'll.
DJ GaFFle 5:42 PM - 29 May, 2013
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I didn't think Mel was a nice as he actually is, this is the best that I've seen him at...

And THANK GAWD that NY is finally upping their DJ game again, (I thought Mel was a fluke, but was mistaken), cuz that whole "Yell ont the mic, slam the next song" routine is getting tiresome for those interested in seeing a true skill set.

DJ Scratch is nice and all, but Mel is next level.

Incrediboi is great, but again, Chris Kearns is the Future.

I was thinking the same about NY DJ's until I stumbled up on the Beatminerz Radio on Ustream a few years back. They use to have Mellstarr spinning live, regularly and the one-up on him... DJ Boogie Blind. Boogie Blind leaves even Mell behind. Yeah, NY's always had the likes of Roc Raida but I'm talking party-rock DJ's. These guys buried that NY slam-talk-n-drop technic...

(nm)
DJ Remy USA 5:44 PM - 29 May, 2013
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I didn't think Mel was a nice as he actually is, this is the best that I've seen him at...

And THANK GAWD that NY is finally upping their DJ game again, (I thought Mel was a fluke, but was mistaken), cuz that whole "Yell ont the mic, slam the next song" routine is getting tiresome for those interested in seeing a true skill set.

DJ Scratch is nice and all, but Mel is next level.

Incrediboi is great, but again, Chris Kearns is the Future.


NYC has always had great DJs they are just not the ones getting the mainstream shine. I remember Incrediboi before he was that nice, and he's been nice for a long time. Back in 2005 was when I first heard him and I remember a few of the old heads was like this dude is gonna be nasty in a few years.
djransom 6:18 PM - 29 May, 2013
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lol@ you guys counting Jayceeoh out. Hes the only one who hasn't been on the chopping block. Karns almost went home that first two weeks. If loczi would have touched the turntable 1 time, incrediboy would have been sent home this week.

He's also from a business perspective the most marketable. Incrediboy looks like shrek, and karns seems very uptight and bitchy.

Wotch.


Nobody is counting Jayceeoh out, but I would take CK & Incrediboi over him. That's just my take on it. As far as marketability, DJ P wasn't the best candidate to be marketed last year from MOTM, but yet he still won. I can give a damn how any of these cats look, what matters is the skill set.
Dj-M.Bezzle 6:25 PM - 29 May, 2013
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lol@ you guys counting Jayceeoh out. Hes the only one who hasn't been on the chopping block. Karns almost went home that first two weeks. If loczi would have touched the turntable 1 time, incrediboy would have been sent home this week.

He's also from a business perspective the most marketable. Incrediboy looks like shrek, and karns seems very uptight and bitchy.

Wotch.



If you look waaay up at the top of this thread i chose jayceeoh and i havent changed my pic



I....KNOW....THINGS ;)
Dj-M.Bezzle 6:26 PM - 29 May, 2013
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I can give a damn how any of these cats look, what matters is the skill set.

You also arent in charge of marketing at smirniff...you know, the guys running this show to hire a new spokesperson ;)
djransom 6:29 PM - 29 May, 2013
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I can give a damn how any of these cats look, what matters is the skill set.

You also arent in charge of marketing at smirniff...you know, the guys running this show to hire a new spokesperson ;)


Never said I was and I also that DJ P wasn't the most marketable person last year, but still won the competition. If you going to pick apart what I say pick apart everything.
Dj_KaGeN 6:33 PM - 29 May, 2013
IMHO -- Loczi got shafted. By far the best REMIX, which was the name of the challenge, they snagged him up on not touching the turntables, as an afterthought. Well that remix didn't need much more added to it {even the dick Capri} said it was a TSUNAMI - why the fuck would you scratch atop that???, it flat out it was the best "REMIX" that successfully GOT THE CROWD GOING!! Even the judges noted that, but then started to shit on him after ESTELLE opened her trap on a Dubstep remix which even though highly complemented her vocals, (unlike the other 3). But clearly, EDM isn't her cup of Tea. Funny, she looked like she was diggin her tune when the lights and energy of the crowd were going apeshit.

Incrediboi [Shrek] would have been the one to let go, had it not been Loczi. That being said, I doubt he will win.

It's going to be a head up battle between KC & J C O.
djransom 6:36 PM - 29 May, 2013
The challenge was to create a remix AND perform it on the turntables. He created it, but didn't perform with it so technically he didn't complete the challenge. Had he performed he would've won the challenge hands down. I didn't really like Jayceeoh's remix.
Dj_KaGeN 6:49 PM - 29 May, 2013
"Master of the mix is not about being a dj, its about being an artist" 2:22

"today you are not just dj's behind turntable's, you are producers" 2:42

-- followed by, "you're have to perform your mix live." <<-- that means you have to scratch on it???

www.vh1.com


Seems the emphasis was on REMIX.
DeezNotes 6:57 PM - 29 May, 2013
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"Master of the mix is not about being a dj, its about being an artist" 2:22

"today you are not just dj's behind turntable's, you are producers" 2:42

-- followed by, "you're have to perform your mix live." <<-- that means you have to scratch on it???

www.vh1.com


Seems the emphasis was on REMIX.

They do contradict themselves within minutes on this show.
DJJOHNNYM_vSL3 7:01 PM - 29 May, 2013
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JESUS H. CHRIST!!!!

I've been waiting for them to post this episode for 2 days...

Haven't seen it yet, but will check it out in a few....
Logisticalstyles 7:11 PM - 29 May, 2013
This was probably the most interesting episode because we get to see their whole set. No sloppy editing.
CMOS 7:44 PM - 29 May, 2013
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This was probably the most interesting episode because we get to see their whole set. No sloppy editing.



There was still mad editing, half the time the people bouncing on screen doesn't match the audio.
AKIEM 7:54 PM - 29 May, 2013
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"Master of the mix is not about being a dj, its about being an artist" 2:22

"today you are not just dj's behind turntable's, you are producers" 2:42

-- followed by, "you're have to perform your mix live." <<-- that means you have to scratch on it???

www.vh1.com


Seems the emphasis was on REMIX.

They do contradict themselves within minutes on this show.



easier to shape the outcome
Joshua Carl 8:11 PM - 29 May, 2013
There was people / crowd shots from other episodes too

I said to myself, I already clowned that dude for that dance weeks ago!
Logisticalstyles 8:36 PM - 29 May, 2013
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There was still mad editing, half the time the people bouncing on screen doesn't match the audio.


True, but the audio was consistent.
dj shadow from detroit 2:58 AM - 30 May, 2013
Mel has more flavor than incrediboi both are really talented djs.

Chris Karns is on another level... To be honest I already knew how good he was back in the early to mid 90s by watching him get better every year at the dmc But to see him him become an all around dj like this is something else. he is one of the best djs ( all around ) in the world . Jayceeo is sick also. The next challenge can have one mess up from Karns and he might loose. Which he is still the most talented.

The question is Chris Karns on Dj P level or Dj Ztrip Level ?
Joshua Carl 3:09 AM - 30 May, 2013
i think this is more someone's to lose, than someone's to win
like Loczi he had that challenge in his hand, and by a misinterpretation of the rules for the round he lost.

the last few rounds they have reverted to figuring out out who had the bigger faults, who messed up becuase they only had to pick a loser.
now, they have to pick a winner...
and i hope they all execute perfectly so the judges have some actual judging to do, not just cut loose the weakest link
DJ Alkemy 3:28 AM - 30 May, 2013
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Mel has more flavor than incrediboi both are really talented djs.

Chris Karns is on another level... To be honest I already knew how good he was back in the early to mid 90s by watching him get better every year at the dmc But to see him him become an all around dj like this is something else. he is one of the best djs ( all around ) in the world . Jayceeo is sick also. The next challenge can have one mess up from Karns and he might loose. Which he is still the most talented.

The question is Chris Karns on Dj P level or Dj Ztrip Level ?


Technically I think he is better than both Trip and P. As an all round party rocking DJ he is on the same level in my eyes.
DJJOHNNYM_vSL3 5:06 AM - 30 May, 2013
Man, just saw Loczi get eliminated...

He didn't complete the challenge....Period.

They were EXPLICIT with bring it "To Life" during the performance, aka use the turntable...

He would have still been there if he AT LEAST touched the Turntable, as the only thing left to judge would have been the crowd reaction, and the quality of the REMIX.

And he KILLED it in both of those areas.

But let me tell you....

CHRIS KEARNS MURDERLIZED that remix....

Marvin Gaye?

And the way it was laced?

He is the BEST DJ in the world right now....
DJJOHNNYM_vSL3 5:09 AM - 30 May, 2013
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The question is Chris Karns on Dj P level or Dj Ztrip Level ?


To me, Chris is WAYYYYYYYY better technician than EITHER of those guys...

Like atronomically disproportionate...

Party rock and Rock Star status?

I don't know, at least compared to Z-Trip, because what the CROWD likes is NOT necessarily what WE consider "Next Level" DJ'ing....
DJJOHNNYM_vSL3 5:13 AM - 30 May, 2013
As for being a nice "Promotional Piece" for Smirnoff, Yeah, CK was an absolute Azz in the beginning of the show, but hopefully this (hopeful) win will humble him some....

I'm starting to get the whole idea of having those other 2 judges besides Kid Capri there, as this ISN'T a DMC...

And yep, Mia has said some REAL questionable *ish during the shows, (liking how chick DJ's were dressed, etc), but she KEPT IT 100 on this episode....
AKIEM 7:59 AM - 30 May, 2013
Eh
DJRemixEnt 12:10 PM - 30 May, 2013
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And yep, Mia has said some REAL questionable *ish during the shows


questionable???... she's an utter disgrace.

when Tina T & Brian Dawe got cut....there was no way in hell Tina T should've had a chance to come back and battle over Brian... Brian was a wayyyyyyy better DJ. But because she had tits and a pussy... Dilusional Mia had her brought back... and we all know if it was Brian coming back to battle Fly Guy (aka cry guy) lol... Brian woulda whooped dat azz.
DJ Em Nice 1:07 PM - 30 May, 2013
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Brian was a wayyyyyyy better DJ. But because she had tits and a pussy... Dilusional Mia had her brought back...
true, true...

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and we all know if it was Brian coming back to battle Fly Guy (aka cry guy)
DJ CryGuy...LMAO

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...Brian woulda whooped dat azz.
NO DOUBT. I was actually upset that they didn't let Dawes battle bitchboy...
XCAKID 2:36 PM - 30 May, 2013
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IMHO -- Loczi got shafted. By far the best REMIX, which was the name of the challenge, they snagged him up on not touching the turntables, as an afterthought. Well that remix didn't need much more added to it {even the dick Capri} said it was a TSUNAMI - why the fuck would you scratch atop that???, it flat out it was the best "REMIX" that successfully GOT THE CROWD GOING!! Even the judges noted that, but then started to shit on him after ESTELLE opened her trap on a Dubstep remix which even though highly complemented her vocals, (unlike the other 3). But clearly, EDM isn't her cup of Tea. Funny, she looked like she was diggin her tune when the lights and energy of the crowd were going apeshit.

Incrediboi [Shrek] would have been the one to let go, had it not been Loczi. That being said, I doubt he will win.

It's going to be a head up battle between KC & J C O.


Yeah man, I agree with you (same sentiments in my previous comments)

And with regards to performing. Loczi did PERFORM in all sense of the word. He got the crowd hyped via mic work and bouncing round getting the crowd going. However, I guess there is a misnomer in the show title. It's Master of the Mix with a caveat: turntablist only need apply.
Deejae Smooth 3:12 PM - 30 May, 2013
I agree on the turntablist comment. They have all but said you have to scratch everything, regardless. That's stupid but it fits with the club kids of today.

I give props to these guys doing stuff I can't do, but then again, I don't want to do that stuff. I have no interest in try to scratch over everything.
DJ DisGrace 3:27 PM - 30 May, 2013
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However, I guess there is a misnomer in the show title. It's Master of the Mix with a caveat: turntablist only need apply.

It's a TV show. To choose a vodka company's dj for upcoming promotional events. They want someone that can throw down on the turntables. Period.
DJ Quality 3:55 PM - 30 May, 2013
You can catch both my peoples... Mell Starr is back on Ustream at TheCutCafe channel and also now on BReal.tv Monday-Friday 10am EST-12pm EST followed by Eddie B Swift 12pm EST-2pm EST
DJWORX 4:34 PM - 30 May, 2013
Is it sad that I'm more bothered by Estelle losing her London accent?
Joshua Carl 4:42 PM - 30 May, 2013
I can appreciate dubstep is not "her sound" its "not Estelle" as i think she put it....

but then again:
Watchwww.youtube.com
Watchwww.youtube.com
Watchwww.youtube.com
Watchwww.youtube.com
Robbie O 4:42 PM - 30 May, 2013
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Man, just saw Loczi get eliminated...

He didn't complete the challenge....Period.

They were EXPLICIT with bring it "To Life" during the performance, aka use the turntable...

He would have still been there if he AT LEAST touched the Turntable, as the only thing left to judge would have been the crowd reaction, and the quality of the REMIX.

And he KILLED it in both of those areas.

+1

Its a shame. I don't even like dubstep, but he completely made his own sound to her track. by far the better remix, but different....
soundcloud.com
Joshua Carl 4:44 PM - 30 May, 2013
his stuff was label worthy...the other stuff was remix site worthy
but as we seem to agree, it was a fatal mistake not doing "something"

like Jayceeoh put breaks in his edit just so he can get flashy at on a few bars
that would have been the move
DJ Alkemy 4:48 PM - 30 May, 2013
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Is it sad that I'm more bothered by Estelle losing her London accent?


Yeah. I remember her like this lol: Watchwww.youtube.com
DJWORX 4:55 PM - 30 May, 2013
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Is it sad that I'm more bothered by Estelle losing her London accent?


Yeah. I remember her like this lol: Watchwww.youtube.com


Damn - that track is heavy blud. Or something equally street talk.
DJ Alkemy 4:58 PM - 30 May, 2013
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Is it sad that I'm more bothered by Estelle losing her London accent?


Yeah. I remember her like this lol: Watchwww.youtube.com


Damn - that track is heavy blud. Or something equally street talk.


hahaha...That was from Skitz Homegrown album. Had some gems on that LP
DJWORX 4:59 PM - 30 May, 2013
Posted and name checked on my facebook page.
Dj-M.Bezzle 5:20 PM - 30 May, 2013
What was the name of the firsr guy eliminated
DJRemixEnt 5:23 PM - 30 May, 2013
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I can appreciate dubstep is not "her sound" its "not Estelle" as i think she put it....

but then again:
Watchwww.youtube.com
Watchwww.youtube.com
Watchwww.youtube.com
Watchwww.youtube.com


in all honesty... i think every last one of those remixes to her song was wayyyyyyyy better than the original track
Funkytownstopsix 6:48 PM - 30 May, 2013
^^^^^^^
TRUE
DJ ST 7:43 PM - 30 May, 2013
In the episode;
- Loczi had a very professional-sounding remix, and Estelle's "anti-Dubstep"-comment was kinda vague "...not my cup of tea...", well yeah Dubstep IS fading out, BUT she did at least one Dubstep-track with Kid Sister & Rusko:
youtu.be

BUT I gotta say, the drops in his track were kinda just a bit too much of Transformers-Skrillexy-tear out-thing. For the mood of that original record.

- Jayceeoh's remix had his definite fingerprints on it. It sounded like a lot of his other remix-works and edits. I could have wanted more vocals than the loop, but he kept his scratches and turntable work subtle. Kinda liked the Trap/Dubstep-fusion, which didn't go overboard.

- Chris Karns' remix was also very subtle and let the original track breathe. Dope that he had the double-time breaks, and played the drums with cue points AND did the scratching with varied scratches, not just fast Chirps. Really aced it. And if none of you knew, he said that he tried to learned producing between 2004 and 2011 DMCs.

- Incrediboi's remix had a nice feel to it, but the hi-hats were a bit too loud, and it wasn't really a super-inventive track. I gotta give it to him, like Yonny, dude's Chirps are fast and clean, both on-beat and with triplets.

IF Loczi had more subtle drops in his remix, and he had touched the turntables more, he could've won over Incrediboi.

If nothing drastic happens, I DOUBT that Incrediboi wins. Dude is NICE on the tables, but if you look at the Mell Starr Vs. Incrediboi-video, Mell takes Incrediboi to school. Sorry, to Kindergarten on that one. The way he slows the record down without missing a beat and still keeps transforming = "I can't believe it's not butter". There's a certain NYC-flavor in his mixes (i.e. dropping tracks with scratches, but little blending and alsi getting on the mic).

The final is between CK and Jayceeoh, and if CK brings his Maschine stuff, in addition to his vast arsenal = game over.
DJJOHNNYM_vSL3 8:50 PM - 30 May, 2013
Chris Kearns isn't even human right now, in terms of DJ'ing.
Funkytownstopsix 12:40 PM - 31 May, 2013
Turntablism breeds creativity and typically the better the Turntablist the more creative the set. It is truly amazing to see what guys/girls can do on a turntables with so little resources. The best Dj's are left and then there will be one. I actually liked this season even with the judges they picked. To me CK has the edge but it's still open due to the next challenge , and as we saw on the last episode you better complete the task and touch the turntables or it's your ass..
DJ Remy USA 3:08 PM - 31 May, 2013
Im sorry if your not on Turntables to me its not DJing...I know others have many arguments to disagree but turntables are were its at. Even rocking CDJs are still a bit cheesy to me.

Turntablism is where its at as far as DJing goes. If they wanted a button pusher or a house DJ chances are they would have CDJs and controllers and not turntables. They want someone who is going to perform (literally) they do not want someone who will just stand behind the decks twisting knobs. I think they want someone who is an extremley well rounded DJ as far music, production, and turntable skills.

Im sorry watching a show with guys using a CDJ or controller would look very amature. REAL DJ's know how to use turntables. Everything else to me is kinda corny but thats just my opinion
LilSwann 3:10 PM - 31 May, 2013
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Im sorry if your not on Turntables to me its not DJing...I know others have many arguments to disagree but turntables are were its at. Even rocking CDJs are still a bit cheesy to me.

Turntablism is where its at as far as DJing goes. If they wanted a button pusher or a house DJ chances are they would have CDJs and controllers and not turntables. They want someone who is going to perform (literally) they do not want someone who will just stand behind the decks twisting knobs. I think they want someone who is an extremley well rounded DJ as far music, production, and turntable skills.

Im sorry watching a show with guys using a CDJ or controller would look very amature. REAL DJ's know how to use turntables. Everything else to me is kinda corny but thats just my opinion

+1
DJRemixEnt 3:41 PM - 31 May, 2013
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Im sorry if your not on Turntables to me its not DJing...I know others have many arguments to disagree but turntables are were its at. Even rocking CDJs are still a bit cheesy to me.

Turntablism is where its at as far as DJing goes. If they wanted a button pusher or a house DJ chances are they would have CDJs and controllers and not turntables. They want someone who is going to perform (literally) they do not want someone who will just stand behind the decks twisting knobs. I think they want someone who is an extremley well rounded DJ as far music, production, and turntable skills.

Im sorry watching a show with guys using a CDJ or controller would look very amature. REAL DJ's know how to use turntables. Everything else to me is kinda corny but thats just my opinion

+2
Jairen 4:26 PM - 31 May, 2013
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Im sorry if your not on Turntables to me its not DJing...I know others have many arguments to disagree but turntables are were its at. Even rocking CDJs are still a bit cheesy to me.

Turntablism is where its at as far as DJing goes. If they wanted a button pusher or a house DJ chances are they would have CDJs and controllers and not turntables. They want someone who is going to perform (literally) they do not want someone who will just stand behind the decks twisting knobs. I think they want someone who is an extremley well rounded DJ as far music, production, and turntable skills.

Im sorry watching a show with guys using a CDJ or controller would look very amature. REAL DJ's know how to use turntables. Everything else to me is kinda corny but thats just my opinion


+3
dj shadow from detroit 5:47 PM - 31 May, 2013
I agree Chris Karns is on another level and would say him and Craze are the 2 best in the game right now.

Ztrip and Dj P are creative as far as mixing and the music they play. Which is one thing but technically Chris Karns is on another level of djing and has shown he can rock any style just as Ztrip and Dj P.

If Chris Karns looses it's because of mistakes ( can happen to anyone ). Jayceeo is a better all around dj then increbiboi they all 3 are dope Djs.

Im pulling for Chris Karns because as a Dj I know he is more talented and a better dj all around. I would pay to see Karns I honestly wouldnt pay to go see the other two. Just my opinion.
DJ Em Nice 6:43 PM - 31 May, 2013
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REAL DJ's know how to use turntables.

True statement. I would also add that transitioning from turntables to CDJs is easier than transitioning from CDJs to turntables...

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...Everything else to me is kinda corny but thats just my opinion


Not going to lie, I felt the exact same way until I put my hands on a pair of Denon SC3900s, since then my perspective has changed. Those decks are the closes thing to a true turntable out there...still love my 1200's but I rock my 3900s just as much as I do my 1200s, just my opinion.

You right though on a show with controllers, would be like watching "DJ" iPod for an hour...blaaaahhhh
Funkytownstopsix 7:00 PM - 31 May, 2013
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Im sorry if your not on Turntables to me its not DJing...I know others have many arguments to disagree but turntables are were its at. Even rocking CDJs are still a bit cheesy to me.

Damn!!!!! I am no longer a DJ because I use a Controller.

Don't be sorry for how you feel. Yet you do know there are some DJ's that think if you use Serato your not a DJ or if you never carried long milk crates full of records you are not a dj, there is a long list of things as such. I myself would not go as far as to say if your not on Turntables your not a DJ but I will say is if you can't beat match without a wave visual, can't entertain a crowd or keep a party going or just by listening to a song know the bpm's plus12 to15 songs that it would go with right off the top of you head then your not a DJ!!!! Simply put!!!,,,,place a crate of records in front of me without serato and watch the magic(no hard core scratching ;) ..... You wave matching beat syncing mf's would be dead in the water if placed in that environment those are the none DJ's.
Funkytownstopsix 7:01 PM - 31 May, 2013
Maybe I should say owning Turntables does not make a DJ!!!!!
Dj_KaGeN 7:06 PM - 31 May, 2013
I guess at the end of the day..... you have;

DMC competition for all out battle turntablism

Master of the mix for all around dj/production/turntablism

and DJ Magazine [corrupt as fuck] voting for EDM dj's : www.djmag.com

problem solved.

I dont think i could stomach a controller competition, or a see how much shit i can connect to traktor, or albeton sets.. [yuck] Barely an exception to the rule: Dj Enferno, and as a dj I think that is some really cool on-th-fly remixing skills. But you know it well rehearsed and not really OFF-THE-CUFF, which is what I truly think makes a dj stand out. All in all, Enferno in most of this club videos doing the remixes, he looses the crowd just as fast as Q-bert does after 10 min of scratching.

average joe People just don't get it...
DJRemixEnt 7:12 PM - 31 May, 2013
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and DJ Magazine [corrupt as fuck] voting for EDM dj's : www.djmag.com


lookin at that list just made my stomach hurt.
Dj_KaGeN 7:14 PM - 31 May, 2013
can you say.... popularity contest ??
DJRemixEnt 7:16 PM - 31 May, 2013
found a vid of Ms. Mia twistin knobs to save her life...hehe

Watchwww.youtube.com
Joshua Carl 7:29 PM - 31 May, 2013
talk about The Waveform Gaze
DJ DisGrace 7:48 PM - 31 May, 2013
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found a vid of Ms. Mia twistin knobs to save her life...hehe

Watchwww.youtube.com

High-end party... people STILL put drinks down on the dj table

I never got the whole "I'm gonna dj with a sax player, violinist, kazooist, etc...". Seems quite unnecessary
Joshua Carl 7:50 PM - 31 May, 2013
I did a night, and suprise I had one supplied to me.
she was hot as lava rocks, very very good, immensely talented beyond anything Ive seen, and people loved her.

I hated every minute of it.

(geez, if that doesnt sound like the DJ answer)
DJRemixEnt 8:34 PM - 31 May, 2013
it's def different...and im all for doin shit outside of the box... i actually liked the idea, just cant stand the fake dramatics of knob twistin...lol
Logisticalstyles 8:46 PM - 31 May, 2013
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I never got the whole "I'm gonna dj with a sax player, violinist, kazooist, etc...". Seems quite unnecessary


They make it seem like the DJ is doing something intricate. The instrumentalist is the one doing all the hard work. They have to create music with an instrument vs the DJ just playing pre-recorded music. The instrumentalist should get props for that act, not the DJ.

Now I have seen some set where a DJ is playing with a drummer and the DJ is mostly cutting and scratching. In that kind of situation I would say the DJ is doing something special.
But just playing songs and messing with effects while a violinist is playing is not that hard to do.
DJ Remy USA 10:35 PM - 31 May, 2013
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Im sorry if your not on Turntables to me its not DJing...I know others have many arguments to disagree but turntables are were its at. Even rocking CDJs are still a bit cheesy to me.

Damn!!!!! I am no longer a DJ because I use a Controller.

Don't be sorry for how you feel. Yet you do know there are some DJ's that think if you use Serato your not a DJ or if you never carried long milk crates full of records you are not a dj, there is a long list of things as such. I myself would not go as far as to say if your not on Turntables your not a DJ but I will say is if you can't beat match without a wave visual, can't entertain a crowd or keep a party going or just by listening to a song know the bpm's plus12 to15 songs that it would go with right off the top of you head then your not a DJ!!!! Simply put!!!,,,,place a crate of records in front of me without serato and watch the magic(no hard core scratching ;) ..... You wave matching beat syncing mf's would be dead in the water if placed in that environment those are the none DJ's.


I'm not sorry, I have vinyl I have crates and I have done all vinyl sets. To add I started in the CDJ era and made the choice of going to get tables because every time I saw a DJ doing something dope and entertaining they were using turntables.

Never thought the other stuff was entertaining but I'm a DJ so my ear is very discriminate to wackness
Dj_KaGeN 10:56 PM - 31 May, 2013
REMY -- this OG or elitist attitude is getting old, it's 2013... Time to get over it. CDJ's can be scratched on now, (I will agree, the technology is still a barely off, but it's really getting damn close - soon, very soon it will be perfected). Then with the use of MIXER effects, looping, samples, etc.. I'm really not sure how you can talk this amount of PURIST and think that Turntablists still have an edge. Matter of time before a new KING with CDJ's arises and smokes your idols on decades old 1200's. Gonna be a sad day when you are there standing lost, dazed and confused, trying to figure out a way to KEEP IT REAL with good ole 1200's. When will you finally concede you have banked on a loosing battle?
RonDu 10:58 PM - 31 May, 2013
Regardless of the medium used it's all about the music. No one (who is paying you) really cares what you use as long as you play good, keep people on the floor, and keep 'em sweating back and forth to the bar. Some of us used to DJ with two tape decks with pitch control and if you didn't see us behind the barrier you'd never know it was cassette tapes. People still considered us "DJ'ing". I have my 12 hun'eds ( customized, gathering dust) and CDJs and every now and then I get questioned but once I start playing they have their answers. Exchange of business cards is usually promptly followed
DJJOHNNYM_vSL3 11:12 PM - 31 May, 2013
It's funny how Turntables went OUT of style for a minute, and came right back....
RonDu 11:15 PM - 31 May, 2013
When did they go out of style? I must've been under a rock or something... LOL
AKIEM 11:17 PM - 31 May, 2013
never
DJ Art Pumpin Payne 11:17 PM - 31 May, 2013
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Matter of time before a new KING with CDJ's arises and smokes your idols on decades old 1200's by twisting 40lb knobs and fist pumping like there is no tomorrow after the classic epic Jesus pose. Gonna be a sad day when you are there standing lost, dazed and confused


yep....????
DJJOHNNYM_vSL3 11:23 PM - 31 May, 2013
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When did they go out of style? I must've been under a rock or something... LOL


You and me both, over the last year or so, cats been comin' up sayin' "Wow, it's good to see a REAL DJ using Turntables, etc..etc...."
Dj_KaGeN 11:24 PM - 31 May, 2013
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Matter of time before a new KING with CDJ's arises and smokes your idols on decades old 1200's by twisting 40lb knobs and fist pumping like there is no tomorrow after the classic epic Jesus pose. Gonna be a sad day when you are there standing lost, dazed and confused


yep....????



funny, I thought you were talking about learning to spin some house.. You best hit the gym.. those knobs are heavy like a muddafucka.
DJ Art Pumpin Payne 11:35 PM - 31 May, 2013
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funny, I thought you were talking about learning to spin some house..

Learning...????

True Househeads NEVER forget. It's just that after quick mixing Lil Wayne and 2Chainz and other Ratchet tunes for the MONEY - it takes a minute to get back in the swing of playing "real" (deep) House. We don't fist pump much to the real shit but making those knobs look like they weigh 40lbs takes practice and skill...

That's what I need to practice... I suck at that! (nm)
RonDu 11:38 PM - 31 May, 2013
LMAO!!!
Dj_KaGeN 11:40 PM - 31 May, 2013
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funny, I thought you were talking about learning to spin some house..

Learning...????

True Househeads NEVER forget. It's just that after quick mixing Lil Wayne and 2Chainz and other Ratchet tunes for the MONEY - it takes a minute to get back in the swing of playing "real" (deep) House. We don't fist pump much to the real shit but making those knobs look like they weigh 40lbs takes practice and skill...

That's what I need to practice... I suck at that! (nm)


You have watched too many big booty hip hop cottage cheese ass vids, your 'true' house cat card has been revoked.

End of the line buddy. Better luck next year.
DJ Art Pumpin Payne 12:01 AM - 1 June, 2013
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You have watched too many big booty hip hop cottage cheese ass vids, your 'true' house cat card has been revoked.


Revoked - no - expired - yes... I do admit I did kinda like that Bubble Butt Major Lazer vid that Puma was raving about...

maybe I do have issues...

Anyway, back on topic - I did a binge watch and viewed 4 or 5 episodes of MOTM in a row. I am not a scratch nerd but I agree with the rest of class - Lockzi remix was kinda "meh" and if you look at his laptop during the segment - looks like he only had the ONE track loaded. Shit I expected him to have Stems on laptop and at least blend part of it live instead of Heart Hands and knob twists

I was expecting him to do some DJ Enferno live remix shit or at least some DJ Vice shit like where they water down the ratchet hood stuff into trap...

Just saying - he deserved to go home imho - he missed the challenge by just letting the produced track play and just air singing and twisting knobs... he should have threw Cake at the crowd to take it over the top...

Check the laptop beginning at 21:00 www.smirnoff.com
Mr. Goodkat 3:41 AM - 1 June, 2013
ive noticed a little backlash with tts and scratching. i hear it from the younger set, they think its kinda dated. and it is. i used them, because i hate using cdjs. its like using condoms, except you cant get stds from cdjs.
DJRemixEnt 3:42 AM - 1 June, 2013
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When did they go out of style? I must've been under a rock or something... LOL


You and me both, over the last year or so, cats been comin' up sayin' "Wow, it's good to see a REAL DJ using Turntables, etc..etc...."


^This
funkyfresh2012 3:54 AM - 1 June, 2013
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When did they go out of style? I must've been under a rock or something... LOL


You and me both, over the last year or so, cats been comin' up sayin' "Wow, it's good to see a REAL DJ using Turntables, etc..etc...."


^This

+1
XCAKID 4:57 AM - 1 June, 2013
Turntables are great. I learned to DJ on them in the late 80's. Used in various bar and club residencies I had in the 90's. But DJing has evolved.

youtu.be
XCAKID 5:01 AM - 1 June, 2013
Real DJ should know the basics. Beatchmatching, Phrasing, and reading the crowd.
His gear has no bearing whether or not he is a real DJ.
funkyfresh2012 5:14 AM - 1 June, 2013
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Turntables are great. I learned to DJ on them in the late 80's. Used in various bar and club residencies I had in the 90's. But DJing has evolved.

youtu.be

nice vid...

im sure most party goers would care less of all the skills/tricks he doing during his performance. Similar to how some view scratching. Only djs will recognize the blood sweat and tears it took to do all of that.
Jairen 10:48 AM - 1 June, 2013
Turntables it is. I've got decades on turntables and it isn't going to stop.

Could you imagine MOTM on a controller? Nope.

Watchwww.youtube.com
DJRemixEnt 2:12 PM - 1 June, 2013
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Could you imagine MOTM on a controller?


isnt that why IPAD BOY (DJ Homme) got scratched on episode 2?..lol
DJ Remy USA 2:54 PM - 1 June, 2013
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ive noticed a little backlash with tts and scratching. i hear it from the younger set, they think its kinda dated. and it is. i used them, because i hate using cdjs. its like using condoms, except you cant get stds from cdjs.


This is because the new jacks have ruined its flavor by poorly performing it and over doing it. Especially those guys that just scratch loudly over every track and have no rhythm. My niece is 15 she thought scratching was stupid until I DJ'd her bday party and they thought it was the coolest stuff ever then and they have had never had a DJ like me.

What Im trying to say is, even back in the day scratching was terrible if you sucked at it. Even if your good at it you have to not over do it
Dj-M.Bezzle 3:36 PM - 1 June, 2013
how does every one feel about this

Watchwww.youtube.com
Dj-M.Bezzle 3:39 PM - 1 June, 2013
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Im sorry if your not on Turntables to me its not DJing...I know others have many arguments to disagree but turntables are were its at. Even rocking CDJs are still a bit cheesy to me.

so if i watch flipside kill it on TTs, then do an identical routine on CDJs, ones djing and ones not...interesting
HandsomeRobDJ 5:54 PM - 1 June, 2013
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found a vid of Ms. Mia twistin knobs to save her life...hehe

Watchwww.youtube.com


Really? I stopped playing in a cheap table with a boring cheap white table linen years ago.
Joshua Carl 6:07 PM - 1 June, 2013
There's a reason why drummers use drums, when an electronic kit is far easier with a infinite library of kits.

there's a reason why when they perform, pianists sit a large grand piano when it gets the same, if not better, always in key sound out of an electric piano.

sometimes theres alot more to performance equipment then whether or not it does the same exact thing.

how would it fair if billy joel did the 9/11 concert on a nice keyboard on a stand, or if Elton John did Candle in the wind at Lady DI's funeral on a Casio?
Or what if Niel Peart decided he was taking an electric drum kit on the road with Rush rather than his legendary kit?

sure, it might sound exactly the same. it might even sound better on the newer kits
but i dont cant imagine too many new pianists and drummers saying the ivory and sheepskin are dead man, the future is electronic instruments.
(not to say every dj is a trained successful musician, not in the least)

but sometimes it has to do with alot more than a comparison on paper, or features and progress of technology.
RonDu 6:16 PM - 1 June, 2013
Those are big deal events. I doubt any of those dudes are doing house parties or club gigs with those vintage instruments..
DJ Art Pumpin Payne 7:10 PM - 1 June, 2013
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sure, it might sound exactly the same. it might even sound better on the newer kits but i can't imagine too many new pianists and drummers saying the ivory and sheepskin are dead man, the future is electronic instruments.


Damn... well said dude. I SO HOPE that remains true but realistically I think the button pushers and controller DJs are winning

I have a gig tonight at a little Bar i used to spin at years ago. I guess the new manager ripped out the 1200s and just turned it into a BYOD type thing now (Bring Your Own Decks). I stopped in last night the DJ was using Serato DJ with a NS-6, Windows PC, all in a Oddesey case. I guess the bar just has you plug into a small multichannel mixing board now.

Sound was real shitty, not sure if it was the mixing board, the eq on his controller or what. So not only do I have to bring my own mixer and 1200 or 2 now - but I have to show up early and tweak the sound,

Bad part is I think i lost that periodic friday monthly gig to this controller dude that sucks because i CHARGE MORE (and I was already rock bottom as a favor because I was cool with the manager and staff)...

Hmmm, i need to ask my old manager tonight how much does this new dude charge.
 6 7:41 PM - 1 June, 2013
I'm sure I can beat you all with a cassette deck


And no, I don't mean playing with it. Straight smash that sucka on your head. This shit is old. Play whatever the fuck you want. You will suck at whatever you use if you suck and you will succeed at whatever you choose to use if you got skills.

Having said that, I still PREFER using turntables. No amount of effects or buttons can seem to be more fun to me.

That's my preference and my opinion. If you don't like it go suck a dick.

nm
DJRemixEnt 7:48 PM - 1 June, 2013
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That's my preference and my opinion. If you don't like it go suck a dick.

nm


if that "nm" wasnt there....
 6 8:08 PM - 1 June, 2013
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That's my preference and my opinion. If you don't like it go suck a dick.

nm


if that "nm" wasnt there....


hahaha

nm
 6 8:10 PM - 1 June, 2013
Btw, you can say all you want about controllers and CDJ's coming up by the fact still remains that TURNABLISTS are the only cats who really make those toys stand out. Give them to your average DJ and they don't seem very appealing.

nm
AKIEM 8:12 PM - 1 June, 2013
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Im sorry if your not on Turntables to me its not DJing...I know others have many arguments to disagree but turntables are were its at. Even rocking CDJs are still a bit cheesy to me.

so if i watch flipside kill it on TTs, then do an identical routine on CDJs, ones djing and ones not...interesting


Yeah - with CDJs you are touching a Plater, not a Disk - so that would make you a Plater Jokey - aka a PJ. Same as a controller - PJ.

And if all you do is press Buttons - that would make you a Button Jokey - bka a BJ.
 6 8:13 PM - 1 June, 2013
By should be but.

And TURNTABLISTS.


Damn typos.

nm
 6 8:13 PM - 1 June, 2013
lol @ BJ.

nm
 6 8:15 PM - 1 June, 2013
"so if i watch flipside kill it on TTs, then do an identical routine on CDJs, ones djing and ones not...interesting"

That reaffirms what I just wrote. Turntablists make those toys stand out. I don't want to give you guys an analogy outside of DJing but I'm sure you all get what I'm saying

nm
Logisticalstyles 8:24 PM - 1 June, 2013
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Btw, you can say all you want about controllers and CDJ's coming up by the fact still remains that TURNABLISTS are the only cats who really make those toys stand out. Give them to your average DJ and they don't seem very appealing.

nm


Very good point. Can someone point out a video of someone that isn't a turntablist killing it on a controller? Every video I see usually has a DMC champ throwing down on the latest gadgetry.
Mr. Goodkat 8:29 PM - 1 June, 2013
which is actually funny, because no dmc champ is going to ever use one.
Discobee 8:42 PM - 1 June, 2013
I actually think the Mia Moretti + violinist thing is kinda neat...in an artistic way....definitely appropriate for an art show, fashion show, wine tasting, corporate event type of setting. But I opine that her style of DJ'ing does not qualify her to be a judge on a DJ competition.

The violinist Caitlin Moe is dope.
djcrap 9:06 PM - 1 June, 2013
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I'm sure I can beat you all with a cassette deck


And no, I don't mean playing with it. Straight smash that sucka on your head. This shit is old. Play whatever the fuck you want. You will suck at whatever you use if you suck and you will succeed at whatever you choose to use if you got skills.

Having said that, I still PREFER using turntables. No amount of effects or buttons can seem to be more fun to me.

That's my preference and my opinion. If you don't like it go suck a dick.




nm


did he say cassette?

Watchwww.youtube.com

pop corn please!!!!!
Mr. Goodkat 9:16 PM - 1 June, 2013
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I actually think the Mia Moretti + violinist thing is kinda neat...in an artistic way....definitely appropriate for an art show, fashion show, wine tasting, corporate event type of setting. But I opine that her style of DJ'ing does not qualify her to be a judge on a DJ competition.

The violinist Caitlin Moe is dope.


i just dont see why anyone would want to hear a violinist and a dj. its doesnt sound good, it does look ok if you are playing at a wine and cheese event.

guess im from the south so i think and hear country 'fiddle'. i can see it over some downtempo beats and breaks type stuff with efx, but its awful to me.
Joshua Carl 9:40 PM - 1 June, 2013
HOW COME YOU DIDN'T TELL ME HOW GOOD THE CHEESE WAS!!!!
Discobee 9:47 PM - 1 June, 2013
DJ Art Pumpin Payne 9:53 PM - 1 June, 2013
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an someone point out a video of someone that isn't a turntablist killing it on a controller? Every video I see usually has a DMC champ throwing down on the latest gadgetry.


Is Deez considered a "turntablist" or just a damn good DJ?

Watchwww.youtube.com
 6 10:49 PM - 1 June, 2013
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an someone point out a video of someone that isn't a turntablist killing it on a controller? Every video I see usually has a DMC champ throwing down on the latest gadgetry.


Is Deez considered a "turntablist" or just a damn good DJ?

Watchwww.youtube.com


Deez is a turntablist. Duh. You should smack the back of your own head for not knowing.

nm
 6 10:49 PM - 1 June, 2013
And thanks for proving my point.

nm
DJ Remy USA 11:08 PM - 1 June, 2013
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Im sorry if your not on Turntables to me its not DJing...I know others have many arguments to disagree but turntables are were its at. Even rocking CDJs are still a bit cheesy to me.

so if i watch flipside kill it on TTs, then do an identical routine on CDJs, ones djing and ones not...interesting


I find Mia Morette and her violionist more entertaining than watching someone perform on CDJs or a controller. Now mind you Im a DJ so Im not expected the average joe to feel the same way I do.
DjScandal 8:17 AM - 2 June, 2013
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Turntables it is. I've got decades on turntables and it isn't going to stop.

Could you imagine MOTM on a controller? Nope.

Watchwww.youtube.com



Season 1 DJ Rap not eliminated until the scratch challenge.
DjScandal 8:48 AM - 2 June, 2013
I got a question. So does that mean all these DJ's that are signed to Numark using NS7's, V7's are they no longer hot DJ's their shows ain't good no more. You don't think Jazzy Jeff on V7's is a hot show wouldn't see that.

I'm just saying if Real Dj's are limited to playing with turntables. Please leave all technology behind. Put away your SL interface, beat machines, dicers, timecode your Serato program which you use. Just go vinyl beacuse vinyl guys say you aint a real DJ if your not rockin vinyl.

Won't catch them on a Serato forum.

Hell I saw the Grand Wizzard Theodore rockin a DDJ-SX all over youtube. Looks like he was having a good time doing that demo.

Stop being a hater and love the music because if you lovin the technique before the music you have no clue whats its about.
Dj-M.Bezzle 9:30 AM - 2 June, 2013
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Hell I saw the Grand Wizzard Theodore rockin a DDJ-SX all over youtube. Looks like he was having a good time doing that demo.

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That was a horrible performance
Jairen 11:04 AM - 2 June, 2013
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I got a question. So does that mean all these DJ's that are signed to Numark using NS7's, V7's are they no longer hot DJ's their shows ain't good no more. You don't think Jazzy Jeff on V7's is a hot show wouldn't see that.

I'm just saying if Real Dj's are limited to playing with turntables. Please leave all technology behind. Put away your SL interface, beat machines, dicers, timecode your Serato program which you use. Just go vinyl beacuse vinyl guys say you aint a real DJ if your not rockin vinyl.

Won't catch them on a Serato forum.

Hell I saw the Grand Wizzard Theodore rockin a DDJ-SX all over youtube. Looks like he was having a good time doing that demo.

Stop being a hater and love the music because if you lovin the technique before the music you have no clue whats its about.


Jazzy Jeff has went on record and says that he has tried everything and turntables it is.

That DDJ-SX with Grand Wizzard Theodore was horrible! Typical NY slam mixing, weak basic juggling, gunshot playing, with below par scratches. Also, train wrecked multiple times.

Watchwww.youtube.com
antimatter 1:26 PM - 2 June, 2013
Saw a few episodes of season 2 on bet. Just came across this thread and got sucked in. I like the show overall but I think the real name ought to be master of the scratch not mix. I would love to see a spin off where electronic dj's are actually judged on their mixing skills and actually mix music for more than a nano second. I love dmc don't get me wrong and I know there are time constraints what not but these guys are scratching not mixing. Coulda just been the few episodes I watched though. Just my 2 cents.
antimatter 1:46 PM - 2 June, 2013
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When did they go out of style? I must've been under a rock or something... LOL

When the 1200's stopped being made in 2010 and drove the price of them skyhigh. Most of what I have seen TT wise lately has been light technology filled crap. They're lighter and have usb capabilities now but other than that they're crap. The only TT I can recommend that's still being made (I think) are the rega's.
Mike_P 1:46 PM - 2 June, 2013
The exact reason why EDM DJs don't have a show themselves or don't get much time on shows like this is because EDM DJing is BORING AS SHIT! What kind of challenges would they have, see who can twist the heaviest knob while looking all chorro? Or maybe seeing how long DJ Douchebag can "hold" a mix on his non-pitch-fluctuating-controller of two songs that are of the exact same BPM and song structure? Sorry EDM guys but EDM DJing is boring. Why do you think there's so much theatrical BS and posing that goes on at EDM shows? Yet, go to a hip hop DJs show and you'll see none if that. Just people being entertained by a DJ and a pair if turntables.
Jairen 1:54 PM - 2 June, 2013
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The exact reason why EDM DJs don't have a show themselves or don't get much time on shows like this is because EDM DJing is BORING AS SHIT! What kind of challenges would they have, see who can twist the heaviest knob while looking all chorro? Or maybe seeing how long DJ Douchebag can "hold" a mix on his non-pitch-fluctuating-controller of two songs that are of the exact same BPM and song structure? Sorry EDM guys but EDM DJing is boring. Why do you think there's so much theatrical BS and posing that goes on at EDM shows? Yet, go to a hip hop DJs show and you'll see none if that. Just people being entertained by a DJ and a pair if turntables.


You forgot the fist pumping and hand hearts. LOL!
DJRemixEnt 2:01 PM - 2 June, 2013
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The exact reason why EDM DJs don't have a show themselves or don't get much time on shows like this is because EDM DJing is BORING AS SHIT! What kind of challenges would they have, see who can twist the heaviest knob while looking all chorro? Or maybe seeing how long DJ Douchebag can "hold" a mix on his non-pitch-fluctuating-controller of two songs that are of the exact same BPM and song structure? Sorry EDM guys but EDM DJing is boring. Why do you think there's so much theatrical BS and posing that goes on at EDM shows? Yet, go to a hip hop DJs show and you'll see none if that. Just people being entertained by a DJ and a pair if turntables.


^^^exactly... that's why you need all the drugs and the crazy light shows, when it comes to EDM concerts.
DJRemixEnt 2:03 PM - 2 June, 2013
take away all the fancy shit at an edm show, and what do you have left?
---> this guy wac.450f.edgecastcdn.net
Jairen 2:04 PM - 2 June, 2013
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Saw a few episodes of season 2 on bet. Just came across this thread and got sucked in. I like the show overall but I think the real name ought to be master of the scratch not mix. I would love to see a spin off where electronic dj's are actually judged on their mixing skills and actually mix music for more than a nano second. I love dmc don't get me wrong and I know there are time constraints what not but these guys are scratching not mixing. Coulda just been the few episodes I watched though. Just my 2 cents.


Have you listened to the uncut full sets from season 3? www.thefuture.fm

Better yet, check out the Redull The3style battles. An EDM centric battle would be BORING. I could car less about who can hold a mix at 128 BPM the longest. Look at the iPad dj. Booted.

I like how the Thre3style battles focus on the all around dj instead of someone who only spins Hip Hop or only EDM, etc. In this day of age, we are in the early stages of a fusion of genres. The normal joe today should be focusing on being proficient in all genre's. Wether it's rockin' a club or a wedding.
 6 4:22 PM - 2 June, 2013
The hand hearts are the best. lmao

nm
Dj_KaGeN 4:33 PM - 2 June, 2013
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The hand hearts are the best. lmao



Just as cool as Dynamix pointing at the deck every minute.
 6 5:38 PM - 2 June, 2013
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The hand hearts are the best. lmao
Just as cool as Dynamix pointing at the deck every minute.


I didn't see this but yeah. Lame. hahaha

nm
DJ Art Pumpin Payne 5:56 PM - 2 June, 2013
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an someone point out a video of someone that isn't a turntablist killing it on a controller? Every video I see usually has a DMC champ throwing down on the latest gadgetry.


Is Deez considered a "turntablist" or just a damn good DJ?

Watchwww.youtube.com


Deez is a turntablist. Duh. You should smack the back of your own head for not knowing.

nm


Sixxx = My point is that a damn GOOD DJs can have turntablist skills but a Turntablist is usually or not necessarily a "good" DJ. You scratch nerds hang from Q-Berts nuts but he is not a Good all around DJ like a Jazzy Jeff, DJ Flipstyles, or your idol DJ AM. A room full of bitches - er women would be hard pressed to dance and shake ass to a whole Q-bert set?

That's my point... Good DJ can be turntablists but usually not the other way around....
Dj-M.Bezzle 6:35 PM - 2 June, 2013
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You scratch nerds hang from Q-Berts nuts but he is not a Good all around DJ like a Jazzy Jeff, DJ Flipstyles, or your idol DJ AM. A room full of bitches- er women would be hard pressed to dance and shake ass to a whole Q-bert set?

That's my point... Good DJ can be turntablists but usually not the other way around....



I get what your sayin but u picked a bad example, ive seen qbert kill it at raves back in the day and it wasnt even close to a scratch clinic, he may or maynot be a completly versitile but hes nowhere near a one trick pony
Joshua Carl 7:38 PM - 2 June, 2013
Craze and A trak are some exceptions

But... There certain aren't many

Although, I can see that trend slowly changing over the last decade since the Turntablist learning curve getting cut in 1/2
antimatter 8:05 PM - 2 June, 2013
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The exact reason why EDM DJs don't have a show themselves or don't get much time on shows like this is because EDM DJing is BORING AS SHIT! What kind of challenges would they have, see who can twist the heaviest knob while looking all chorro? Or maybe seeing how long DJ Douchebag can "hold" a mix on his non-pitch-fluctuating-controller of two songs that are of the exact same BPM and song structure? Sorry EDM guys but EDM DJing is boring. Why do you think there's so much theatrical BS and posing that goes on at EDM shows? Yet, go to a hip hop DJs show and you'll see none if that. Just people being entertained by a DJ and a pair if turntables.

You are entitled to your own opinion but I wish you were a lil more open minded. I have seen q-bert, shadow, craze, etc. live and while they all have put on a show I have also seen tech itch, plasticman, chris liebing, and Farley the jack master funk etc. throw down massive 3-4 hour sets and rock the crowd just as hard in their own way and not scratch once in their set. I don't know about you guys but hearing people slam mix top 40 pop crap music gets boring as well sometimes. Just my 2 cents.
antimatter 8:09 PM - 2 June, 2013
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take away all the fancy shit at an edm show, and what do you have left?

---> this guy wac.450f.edgecastcdn.net

You obviously haven't been to see a good electronic dj. Trust me there are as many good electronic dj's out there as there are bad turntablist dj's.
Dj-M.Bezzle 8:11 PM - 2 June, 2013
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take away all the fancy shit at an edm show, and what do you have left?

---> this guy wac.450f.edgecastcdn.net

You obviously haven't been to see a good electronic dj. Trust me there are as many good electronic dj's out there as there are bad turntablist dj's.

This
Mike_P 8:50 PM - 2 June, 2013
Ok now you guys are talking apples and oranges. I never said an EDM DJ can't put on a good show. I respect the dudes who can rock a crowd and create a great vibe through the music they play. But to WATCH that and not be in a huge crowd of people dancing would be boring as shit. On the other hand, a good turntablism can keep people WATCHING them entertained which is why TV shows lean towards that format.
antimatter 9:09 PM - 2 June, 2013
To most people yes I will agree with you. I also said though that I would like to see a spin off of the show not tear it down and start all over with electronic dj's. To a few people including myself the electronic show wuld be more appealing. Sorry if I came off as a hater that wasn't my intent I just much rather preffer electronic to top 40 pop, hiphop, rap music. I think the track selection is the biggest problem I have. I have seen craze tear up some d and b TWICE so I know you can scratch electronic. Shoot I saw tommy sunshine tearup some old 70's rock vinyl and even that would be more entertaining to me. Just my opinion.
DJ Art Pumpin Payne 9:29 PM - 2 June, 2013
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Ok now you guys are talking apples and oranges. I never said an EDM DJ can't put on a good show. I respect the dudes who can rock a crowd and create a great vibe through the music they play. But to WATCH that and not be in a huge crowd of people dancing would be boring as shit.

Should I post up my Detroit homie with extreme knob twists.... REAL House is technically EDM...

Are you not entertained??? lol

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I also said though that I would like to see a spin off of the show not tear it down and start all over with electronic dj's. To a few people including myself the electronic show wuld be more appealing.


Wasn't there talk earlier this year of a EDM DJ reality show? I haven't heard anything else about it - would be like watching paint dry after the first episode or two???

www.theatlanticwire.com
Dj-M.Bezzle 9:38 PM - 2 June, 2013
Ya seriously its fucking borring watching someone twist knobs id much rather see someone move a record a few degrees back and forth repeatidly over and over thats where the real excitment is /sarcasm
antimatter 12:10 AM - 3 June, 2013
If ya don't like electronic music that's fine. It was just a proposal for a spin off show. I don't really feel like I ripped on any scratch dj's so I'm sort of confused as to why there's seems to be so much trash talking going on, not all of us (probably the majority of us) don't come from a scratch background.
antimatter 1:00 AM - 3 June, 2013
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Ok now you guys are talking apples and oranges. I never said an EDM DJ can't put on a good show. I respect the dudes who can rock a crowd and create a great vibe through the music they play. But to WATCH that and not be in a huge crowd of people dancing would be boring as shit. On the other hand, a good turntablism can keep people WATCHING them entertained which is why TV shows lean towards that format.

I dunno man I've seen allot of drum and bass dj's that I think could give allot of turntabilits a run for their money speed wise.
dj shadow from detroit 2:23 AM - 3 June, 2013
Not to many tablist can rock a party but when you find one its by far more entertaining than a edm dj just mixing.

a average dj can mix and play the same songs that everyone plays (plays it safe)
a good dj can mix / scratch and rock a crowd.
a great dj can do every part of djing at a high level and rock any crowd at any given time. without planning his sets.

all the best djs ( my opinion ) are great all around djs. I would never go out of my way to see a dj just mix all night . He has to take it to the next level and that consist of everything.
DJ Art Pumpin Payne 3:24 AM - 3 June, 2013
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I have also seen tech itch, plasticman, chris liebing, and Farley the jack master funk etc. throw down massive 3-4 hour sets and rock the crowd just as hard in their own way


I watched a youtube video of Farley recently at the Riv Reunion and although I will always respect him as a friend and a DJ - watching him work a controller is just not the same. www.youtube.com

Back in the 80's - there was a Detroit vs Chicago DJ battle - Farley kicked ass by picking up the turntable, putting it on his shoulder and doing a simple scratch like playing a violin. We brought him in to spin about 5 or 6 years ago, I was surprised to see him working mostly burned CDs back then. Technology evolves.

Hawtin would be interesting to most DJs. Producers or gear heads but to a average viewer??? Look at the gear in this vid Watchwww.youtube.com bunch of pretty light and I did watch for about 5 mins but would your average non DJ person give a shit?? is it interesting enough to build a TV show around?

I was joking above with Mike P about my extreme knob twisting friend. Black house heads usually don't do heart hands or jesus pose but find other ways to get into the music and motivate the crowd: Watchwww.youtube.com So U Think U Can Dance with a knob twist...?
antimatter 4:11 AM - 3 June, 2013
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I have also seen tech itch, plasticman, chris liebing, and Farley the jack master funk etc. throw down massive 3-4 hour sets and rock the crowd just as hard in their own way




I watched a youtube video of Farley recently at the Riv Reunion and although I will always respect him as a friend and a DJ - watching him work a controller is just not the same. www.youtube.com



Back in the 80's - there was a Detroit vs Chicago DJ battle - Farley kicked ass by picking up the turntable, putting it on his shoulder and doing a simple scratch like playing a violin. We brought him in to spin about 5 or 6 years ago, I was surprised to see him working mostly burned CDs back then. Technology evolves.



Hawtin would be interesting to most DJs. Producers or gear heads but to a average viewer??? Look at the gear in this vid Watchwww.youtube.com bunch of pretty light and I did watch for about 5 mins but would your average non DJ person give a shit?? is it interesting enough to build a TV show around?



I was joking above with Mike P about my extreme knob twisting friend. Black house heads usually don't do heart hands or jesus pose but find other ways to get into the music and motivate the crowd: Watchwww.youtube.com So U Think U Can Dance with a knob twist...?

It would be a gearhead show. Would probably also have to be a twice as long show. This show, as far as I can tell, is doing well and I think this massive thread is proof. I am just not much of a scratcher and if the show keeps doing well in a couple of years I don't think a spinoff of it is such a bad idea for the electronic crowd. Either that or find a loop hole around only being able to spin top 40 pop music. I'm sorry but electronic/oldskool rap music at least to me just destroys pop music in everyway. CB's ode to Miami video was great but his 2011 dmc championship video where he was free to choose what he wanted to play (I think) was sooo much better.
Mr. Goodkat 4:41 AM - 3 June, 2013
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The exact reason why EDM DJs don't have a show themselves or don't get much time on shows like this is because EDM DJing is BORING AS SHIT! What kind of challenges would they have, see who can twist the heaviest knob while looking all chorro? Or maybe seeing how long DJ Douchebag can "hold" a mix on his non-pitch-fluctuating-controller of two songs that are of the exact same BPM and song structure? Sorry EDM guys but EDM DJing is boring. Why do you think there's so much theatrical BS and posing that goes on at EDM shows? Yet, go to a hip hop DJs show and you'll see none if that. Just people being entertained by a DJ and a pair if turntables.


why does a dj need to be interesting as shit?
Funkytownstopsix 1:40 PM - 3 June, 2013
On my soapbox

Maybe I am just an evolutionist and like new toys but I do take offense to people saying if they saw me using a controller that I was not a DJ. I actually put in major time on 1200/1210s with real vinyl no Serato and have been in the biz for over 30 years. It kills me when so called hardcore Turntablist say you are not a DJ if you use a controller, when they have evolved with the technology and are themselves using controllers ,,,,that is if they are using Serato or any other DJ program with a laptop because when using these programs you turn your Turntables into controllers.

Let me tell what a real DJ took to a party back in the day,,,,,,,I took amp, fan, a lamp from the living room, speakers, 12 long ass milk crates of records, a mixer and my two Technics Turntables, I don't recall a day where I had to bring a SL1 Box, a laptop or hard drive. My point is that you can't just pick and choose which part of evolving technology you use to define a DJ!!!!! That is straight BS and very hypocritical I might add. If you use cue points your ass is not a real DJ, if you use the same two (Serato) records the whole set your ass is not a DJ, if you use video your ass is not a dj, all of this could be said but does it make sense when a DJ should be able to use any and everything in order to entertain the crowd.

If you ask what I prefer it would be TT's but ask me what it convenient I would say controllers as I stated I am not a DMC Champ so do I really need to have TT's all the time. Have ever done a party on the boat just using Turntables no Serato shit hell even with Serato I have and because of that I would rather take a controller. I have been a mobile DJ all my life and I must admit carrying less weight is a good thing at my age not that I am old old but I started young. When you hypocrites say if your using a controller your not a real dj look in the mirror cause your talking about yourself. You wanna go hard as an Turntablist then don't use any digital technology, serato, laptops, mp3s and we will see how long you last in this biz. I will see you ass in best buy and walmart looking for vinyl and there will be none there are very few record stores period and if you find one they only sell oldshit.....

For the oldshool dj we know Records faded and became harder and harder to find why you might ask because of technology the MP3's. Remember back in the day people had to walk everywhere and now we drive and fly. Shit changes and most often for the better get use it. In the end the DJ whoever it my be is an entertainer as long as you entertain the crowd that's all that will matter.... I would tell all you hypocrites to go eat a dick but some of you might like that so fudge you. Yours truely the DJ ON THE CONTROLLER DJ BIG BITCHES emphasis on the DJ...

Off my soapbox
DJ Construc 1:50 PM - 3 June, 2013
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On my soapbox

Maybe I am just an evolutionist and like new toys but I do take offense to people saying if they saw me using a controller that I was not a DJ. I actually put in major time on 1200/1210s with real vinyl no Serato and have been in the biz for over 30 years. It kills me when so called hardcore Turntablist say you are not a DJ if you use a controller, when they have evolved with the technology and are themselves using controllers ,,,,that is if they are using Serato or any other DJ program with a laptop because when using these programs you turn your Turntables into controllers.

Let me tell what a real DJ took to a party back in the day,,,,,,,I took amp, fan, a lamp from the living room, speakers, 12 long ass milk crates of records, a mixer and my two Technics Turntables, I don't recall a day where I had to bring a SL1 Box, a laptop or hard drive. My point is that you can't just pick and choose which part of evolving technology you use to define a DJ!!!!! That is straight BS and very hypocritical I might add. If you use cue points your ass is not a real DJ, if you use the same two (Serato) records the whole set your ass is not a DJ, if you use video your ass is not a dj, all of this could be said but does it make sense when a DJ should be able to use any and everything in order to entertain the crowd.

If you ask what I prefer it would be TT's but ask me what it convenient I would say controllers as I stated I am not a DMC Champ so do I really need to have TT's all the time. Have ever done a party on the boat just using Turntables no Serato shit hell even with Serato I have and because of that I would rather take a controller. I have been a mobile DJ all my life and I must admit carrying less weight is a good thing at my age not that I am old old but I started young. When you hypocrites say if your using a controller your not a real dj look in the mirror cause your talking about yourself. You wanna go hard as an Turntablist then don't use any digital technology, serato, laptops, mp3s and we will see how long you last in this biz. I will see you ass in best buy and walmart looking for vinyl and there will be none there are very few record stores period and if you find one they only sell oldshit.....

For the oldshool dj we know Records faded and became harder and harder to find why you might ask because of technology the MP3's. Remember back in the day people had to walk everywhere and now we drive and fly. Shit changes and most often for the better get use it. In the end the DJ whoever it my be is an entertainer as long as you entertain the crowd that's all that will matter.... I would tell all you hypocrites to go eat a dick but some of you might like that so fudge you. Yours truely the DJ ON THE CONTROLLER DJ BIG BITCHES emphasis on the DJ...

Off my soapbox


DJ stands for disc jockey, what discs are you jockey-ing with a controller. You're not a real DJ, sorry
Mike_P 2:05 PM - 3 June, 2013
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The exact reason why EDM DJs don't have a show themselves or don't get much time on shows like this is because EDM DJing is BORING AS SHIT! What kind of challenges would they have, see who can twist the heaviest knob while looking all chorro? Or maybe seeing how long DJ Douchebag can "hold" a mix on his non-pitch-fluctuating-controller of two songs that are of the exact same BPM and song structure? Sorry EDM guys but EDM DJing is boring. Why do you think there's so much theatrical BS and posing that goes on at EDM shows? Yet, go to a hip hop DJs show and you'll see none if that. Just people being entertained by a DJ and a pair if turntables.


why does a dj need to be interesting as shit?

If you're building a tv show around him, he better be
Funkytownstopsix 2:13 PM - 3 June, 2013
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DJ stands for disc jockey, what discs are you jockey-ing with a controller. You're not a real DJ, sorry

And you use the same two records where is the disk jockey in that. So your not a Real DJ... LOL...... This is the fun I can dj on anything period with our without contorllers. So I know what I am, what about you? :)
Dj-M.Bezzle 2:14 PM - 3 June, 2013
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On my soapbox

Maybe I am just an evolutionist and like new toys but I do take offense to people saying if they saw me using a controller that I was not a DJ. I actually put in major time on 1200/1210s with real vinyl no Serato and have been in the biz for over 30 years. It kills me when so called hardcore Turntablist say you are not a DJ if you use a controller, when they have evolved with the technology and are themselves using controllers ,,,,that is if they are using Serato or any other DJ program with a laptop because when using these programs you turn your Turntables into controllers.

Let me tell what a real DJ took to a party back in the day,,,,,,,I took amp, fan, a lamp from the living room, speakers, 12 long ass milk crates of records, a mixer and my two Technics Turntables, I don't recall a day where I had to bring a SL1 Box, a laptop or hard drive. My point is that you can't just pick and choose which part of evolving technology you use to define a DJ!!!!! That is straight BS and very hypocritical I might add. If you use cue points your ass is not a real DJ, if you use the same two (Serato) records the whole set your ass is not a DJ, if you use video your ass is not a dj, all of this could be said but does it make sense when a DJ should be able to use any and everything in order to entertain the crowd.

If you ask what I prefer it would be TT's but ask me what it convenient I would say controllers as I stated I am not a DMC Champ so do I really need to have TT's all the time. Have ever done a party on the boat just using Turntables no Serato shit hell even with Serato I have and because of that I would rather take a controller. I have been a mobile DJ all my life and I must admit carrying less weight is a good thing at my age not that I am old old but I started young. When you hypocrites say if your using a controller your not a real dj look in the mirror cause your talking about yourself. You wanna go hard as an Turntablist then don't use any digital technology, serato, laptops, mp3s and we will see how long you last in this biz. I will see you ass in best buy and walmart looking for vinyl and there will be none there are very few record stores period and if you find one they only sell oldshit.....

For the oldshool dj we know Records faded and became harder and harder to find why you might ask because of technology the MP3's. Remember back in the day people had to walk everywhere and now we drive and fly. Shit changes and most often for the better get use it. In the end the DJ whoever it my be is an entertainer as long as you entertain the crowd that's all that will matter.... I would tell all you hypocrites to go eat a dick but some of you might like that so fudge you. Yours truely the DJ ON THE CONTROLLER DJ BIG BITCHES emphasis on the DJ...

Off my soapbox


DJ stands for disc jockey, what discs are you jockey-ing with a controller. You're not a real DJ, sorry


If your using an ns7 your using smaller versions if the same damn disc your using so try again
Funkytownstopsix 2:14 PM - 3 June, 2013
I don't think I will see you fliping that same serato records unless you have a crate full of them... Really your funny!!!
Dj-M.Bezzle 2:15 PM - 3 June, 2013
Fact: Skill = skill
Get over it
Funkytownstopsix 2:17 PM - 3 June, 2013
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DJ stands for disc jockey, what discs are you jockey-ing with a controller. You're not a real DJ, sorry

And you use the same two records where is the disk jockey in that. So your not a Real DJ... LOL...... This is the fun I can dj on anything period with our without contorllers. So I know what I am, what about you? :)

So you telling me when I come to your set you will be jockey records,,,, LOL STRAIGHT BULLSHIT. Like I said suckers choose what they want to make themsleves a DJ...
DJ Construc 2:31 PM - 3 June, 2013
You're only a real DJ on days that you use TT's, on the days that you use a controller, you are a poser and all your experience is void.
Dj-M.Bezzle 2:35 PM - 3 June, 2013
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You're only a real DJ on days that you use TT's, on the days that you use a controller, you are a poser and all your experience is void.

ROTFL!!! That gives me a great idea for a youtube sketch!! Djs on a controller and everyones like wheres the dj then he walks over behind a TT and everyones like oh great the djs here!
RonDu 2:35 PM - 3 June, 2013
I think people take the term DJ too literal. Back then it was only 12s, 45s, 78s and LPs so the term "Disc Jockey" was relevant. I, personally, have no beef with controllers because if you ain't carrying crates or using burned CDs you're using some form of controller. Let me see someone pick up an MP3 or wave file and DJ those files with TTs. Y'all people need to stop acting ignorant, or maybe some of you can't. I love my 12 hun'eds but I use my CDJs for convenience. I'm still a DJ. I once used Windows Media Player and Virtual DJ using the headphone out into the hall mixer because they wouldn't let me use my set up (legal issues) without even hearing the cueing. I was still a DJ. I even did a dormitory party back in college with two tape decks and a portable CD player. I was still a DJ. Hell, I just went to Serato. I was still carrying crates not too long ago with people looking at me like, "you people still exist?" Let's not be stupid about this situation. 40 years from now who knows what we'll be DJ'ing with. Doesn't make you any less of a DJ, unless you're garbage...
Dj-M.Bezzle 2:39 PM - 3 June, 2013
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Dj-M.Bezzle 2:41 PM - 3 June, 2013
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Y'all people need to stop acting ignorant, or maybe some of you can't....

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Watchwww.youtube.com
DJ Construc 2:53 PM - 3 June, 2013
Controllers are wack. bottom line, real DJ's get it. If you can't understand that then maybe you should be flipping burgers.
Dj-M.Bezzle 2:59 PM - 3 June, 2013
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Controllers are wack. bottom line, real DJ's get it. If you can't understand that then maybe you should be flipping burgers.

And you better be flipping them over an open flame with a cast iron spatchela or your not a real chef either!!
DJ Construc 3:03 PM - 3 June, 2013
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Controllers are wack. bottom line, real DJ's get it. If you can't understand that then maybe you should be flipping burgers.

And you better be flipping them over an open flame with a cast iron spatchela or your not a real chef either!!


Damn straight
DJ Construc 3:05 PM - 3 June, 2013
people need to start keeping it real and you all need to realize that everything I say is right. If someone has a different idea, they are wrong.
Jairen 3:07 PM - 3 June, 2013
Here's the bottom line.

With all of the tech we have today, new and old, you have to be able to rock the crowd with anything. Most TT dj's can rock controllers, but dj's who started on on controllers will have a hard time getting adjusted to TT's. I know dj's today who just started and will not touch a turntable due it's lack of auto-sync and are deathly afraid of a track playing on a LIVE spinning platter. Truth.

Same goes with music. As I've said before, we are in the early stages of a fusion of genre's. Just watch. As with hardware, you have to be well rounded with genre's. If you want to be the dj that ONLY plays Hip-Hop or just EDM, more gigs for me. That's just my thought.
Dj-M.Bezzle 3:07 PM - 3 June, 2013
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DJ Construc 3:11 PM - 3 June, 2013
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people need to start keeping it real and you all need to realize that everything I say is right. If someone has a different idea, they are wrong.

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HAHA
Dj_KaGeN 3:23 PM - 3 June, 2013
popcorn is getting stale.. just like this thread.
DJ Em Nice 3:36 PM - 3 June, 2013
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take away all the fancy shit at an edm show, and what do you have left?---> this guy wac.450f.edgecastcdn.net

Dam...should of warned us....LMFAO
Funkytownstopsix 3:55 PM - 3 June, 2013
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popcorn is getting stale.. just like this thread.


yeap just like this guy calling himself a disk jockey who doesn't jockey shit. Motherfuckers talking about keepin it real then keep it real and say you use the Serato Records and they stay on that platter. This clown act like he has a crate of Serato Timecoded Records at every party and is jockeying them. Really he has the audacity to sit here and make us believe that he is digging through crates of real vinyl WTF. You don't jockey shit. Fake fuckers talking about keeping it real.

If you want to so call keep it real, you don't need a laptop or software just the TT's and your real vinyl records no serato vinyl. I want to see your vinyl of Lil' Wayne's Rich as Fuck, Get Lucky by Draft Punk, Just give me a reason by Pink, then you will have some legit to say. Like I say can't pick and choose what makes you a dj if you are doing the same thing.
AKIEM 4:00 PM - 3 June, 2013
Same thing?
DJ Construc 4:03 PM - 3 June, 2013
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popcorn is getting stale.. just like this thread.


yeap just like this guy calling himself a disk jockey who doesn't jockey shit. Motherfuckers talking about keepin it real then keep it real and say you use the Serato Records and they stay on that platter. This clown act like he has a crate of Serato Timecoded Records at every party and is jockeying them. Really he has the audacity to sit here and make us believe that he is digging through crates of real vinyl WTF. You don't jockey shit. Fake fuckers talking about keeping it real.

If you want to so call keep it real, you don't need a laptop or software just the TT's and your real vinyl records no serato vinyl. I want to see your vinyl of Lil' Wayne's Rich as Fuck, Get Lucky by Draft Punk, Just give me a reason by Pink, then you will have some legit to say. Like I say can't pick and choose what makes you a dj if you are doing the same thing.


Can you even do flares? Probably not lol
DJ Em Nice 4:15 PM - 3 June, 2013
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Fact: Skill = skill. Get over it

^^^^
This,.

DJ = Disc Jockey = Turntables,vinyl,etc
DJ = Digital Jockey = CDJs, Controllers (to include SSL with turntables), etc.

"Light up the darkness". Bob Marley
Funkytownstopsix 4:18 PM - 3 June, 2013
Do you jockey records Defiantly not :) I noticed you have no comments about that after all these are your words and I quote you "
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DJ stands for disc jockey, what discs are you jockey-ing with a controller. You're not a real DJ, sorry
" So what is it that you are jockey-ing do you have a Crate of Time Coded Records.... Really your not very smart are you...? That's rhetorical no need to answer that. By your own words you said you were not a DJ and I do mean you said it... At least I don't have too....
Jairen 4:19 PM - 3 June, 2013
Before the new episode airs, let's put up some spoiler warning for us who have to Tivo the show.

Thanks!
Mike_P 4:44 PM - 3 June, 2013
Funkytownstopsix, you need to have a time out. Go sit in the corner until you're ready to play nice and while you're there start checking some of your facts bruh.
Funkytownstopsix 5:52 PM - 3 June, 2013
Whatever u say P.... im checkin my facts as we speak. I am so wrong in d fact that if u use anything other then turntables u are not a dj. Yet if u are using them in conjunction with software it makes it ok and ur a dj. I have made a lot of money over years as a dj only to find out today I am not cause I choose to use a controller. Because some npn-educated Dj authority says so. Im chill P but even u to know what im saying even if u dont admit it. Kris will win tonight.
Joshua Carl 6:00 PM - 3 June, 2013
fuck all: en.wikipedia.org
DJ Alkemy 6:18 PM - 3 June, 2013
I think that if you rock a crowd with a controller then yeah, you are a DJ. It's a case of moving with the times. The difference with me is that I couldn't get excited about that type of DJ'ing. Too automated for me. No real special talent, just basic DJ 101 and knowing your music and selection. I can't get excited about something I could do myself within an hour of learning the basics.

I don't know where DJ'ing is going in the future and maybe I'll get left behind if it goes further down the controller road but I'll always just need 2 turntables and a mixer. Thats not me "keeping it real" or anything, just doing what I have always been comfortable with.
AKIEM 6:20 PM - 3 June, 2013
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fuck all: en.wikipedia.org


Arnt they all - well here anyway?
AKIEM 6:23 PM - 3 June, 2013
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I think that if you rock a crowd with a controller then yeah, you are a DJ. It's a case of moving with the times. The difference with me is that I couldn't get excited about that type of DJ'ing. Too automated for me. No real special talent, just basic DJ 101 and knowing your music and selection. I can't get excited about something I could do myself within an hour of learning the basics.

I don't know where DJ'ing is going in the future and maybe I'll get left behind if it goes further down the controller road but I'll always just need 2 turntables and a mixer. Thats not me "keeping it real" or anything, just doing what I have always been comfortable with.


Ah, but that would make you a "DJ" if all you do is rock a crowd from a laptop program?
djaction 6:24 PM - 3 June, 2013
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I think that if you rock a crowd with a controller then yeah, you are a DJ. It's a case of moving with the times. The difference with me is that I couldn't get excited about that type of DJ'ing. Too automated for me. No real special talent, just basic DJ 101 and knowing your music and selection. I can't get excited about something I could do myself within an hour of learning the basics.

I don't know where DJ'ing is going in the future and maybe I'll get left behind if it goes further down the controller road but I'll always just need 2 turntables and a mixer. Thats not me "keeping it real" or anything, just doing what I have always been comfortable with.


Ah, but that would make you a "DJ" if all you do is rock a crowd from a laptop program?


ask deamu5 or any of the 'edm' 'dj's' lol
AKIEM 6:26 PM - 3 June, 2013
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I think that if you rock a crowd with a controller then yeah, you are a DJ. It's a case of moving with the times. The difference with me is that I couldn't get excited about that type of DJ'ing. Too automated for me. No real special talent, just basic DJ 101 and knowing your music and selection. I can't get excited about something I could do myself within an hour of learning the basics.

I don't know where DJ'ing is going in the future and maybe I'll get left behind if it goes further down the controller road but I'll always just need 2 turntables and a mixer. Thats not me "keeping it real" or anything, just doing what I have always been comfortable with.


Ah, but that would make you a "DJ" if all you do is rock a crowd from a laptop program?


ask deamu5 or any of the 'edm' so called'dj's' lol


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XCAKID 6:32 PM - 3 June, 2013
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I think that if you rock a crowd with a controller then yeah, you are a DJ. It's a case of moving with the times.


I agree with your statement except it should state...
"....WITH A CONTROLLER AND NOT DEPENDING ON THE SYNC BUTTON TO ROCK THE CROWD...."
Mike_P 6:34 PM - 3 June, 2013
I have no problem with guys using controllers and know some very talented DJs who use them for convenience sake. I also have used my 61 as a controller when I had a hard load in and set up at a few venues. I do however think there is a problem when the kids coming up only know how to use a controller and are scared to use turntables. Some so much that they bring a controller to the club and set it up on the already existing equipment that the club has. The reason I say to check your facts is because A) I'm pretty sure Contruc is one o the guys here who has a vinyl collection and B) you can still get new music on vinyl.
Dj_KaGeN 6:34 PM - 3 June, 2013
Let me say this.. I respect the Turntablists. I respect the Hip Hop Dj. I like the skill set that is involved.

BUT YOU COCK SMOKERS HAVE AN ATTITUDE THAT SUCKS..

talk all the shit you may, but this is the real tell tale. Keep it "REAL" and not make the top 10.. That's keeping it REAL DUMB.

www.businessinsider.com

So, Pauly D is smoking all you REAL MOFO's. haha
XCAKID 6:34 PM - 3 June, 2013
If I am doing mobile work and small bars, I am bringing a controller

Larger clubs, TT's or CDJs.

Right tool for the right job. You can't build a house with just a hammer alone.
AKIEM 6:37 PM - 3 June, 2013
Lol - at cats actually getting mad and shit
AKIEM 6:39 PM - 3 June, 2013
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I think that if you rock a crowd with a controller then yeah, you are a DJ. It's a case of moving with the times. The difference with me is that I couldn't get excited about that type of DJ'ing. Too automated for me. No real special talent, just basic DJ 101 and knowing your music and selection. I can't get excited about something I could do myself within an hour of learning the basics.

I don't know where DJ'ing is going in the future and maybe I'll get left behind if it goes further down the controller road but I'll always just need 2 turntables and a mixer. Thats not me "keeping it real" or anything, just doing what I have always been comfortable with.


Ah, but that would make you a "DJ" if all you do is rock a crowd from a laptop program?


Ah, and that would make you a "DJ" if all you did was press start on a premade mix.
Mr. Goodkat 6:39 PM - 3 June, 2013
i dont see why any kid would want to learn on turntables at this point. they dont make them, they are seen less and less in club environments or if they are, they are more likely to be in poor condition.

if you are a 21 year old thinking you want to dj for the future, which will include some sort of production(if for nothing else that reedits and mixes), why bother with tracking down a set of 800$ decks?
AKIEM 6:42 PM - 3 June, 2013
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i dont see why any kid would want to learn on turntables at this point. they dont make them, they are seen less and less in club environments or if they are, they are more likely to be in poor condition.

if you are a 21 year old thinking you want to dj for the future, which will include some sort of production(if for nothing else that reedits and mixes), why bother with tracking down a set of 800$ decks?


They don't make turntables anymore? When did that memo get passed around?
 6 6:50 PM - 3 June, 2013
I just want to point ou that whoever said this

"why does a dj need to be interesting as shit?"

Has some weird fetish about finding excrement interesting.


nm
AKIEM 6:50 PM - 3 June, 2013
And I have two new students starting Sunday who will be starting on vinyl. One of them just bought a pair of techs.

When I learned audio engineering, the two hardest parts were the calibrating the 24 track tape machine and the signal flow on the Neve SSL - neither of which I ever had to actually do - but the knowledge of has been most beneficial.

Lol - cats nowadays proponents of lacking knowledge - lol
Mr. Goodkat 6:55 PM - 3 June, 2013
ok, they dont make techs 1200.

I understand there has to be some skill displayed, but in 99.9% of club situations dmc routines are not going to get it.

If people did need to see that, then why would these boring edm djs be drawing 1-50k people out to events. why arent craze, atrak, and klever and other dmc masters headlining every major event and the boring edm guys be playing back rooms and small clubs??

ever seen an all turntablist line up out draw a edm lineup??
CMOS 6:57 PM - 3 June, 2013
Since yall wanna get all technical and stab each others eyes out and use them as fader caps, the definition of DJ is:



"one who plays recorded music for dancing at a nightclub or party"


So controller, turntable, ipod, cdj, vinyl, casettes, minidisc, DAT..............all DJ's.

Now everyone pull their panties out of their twats. I swear this forum is full of babies.

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AKIEM 6:59 PM - 3 June, 2013
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ok, they dont make techs 1200.


I hear that "point" often made - so?



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I understand there has to be some skill displayed, but in 99.9% of club situations dmc routines are not going to get it.

If people did need to see that, then why would these boring edm djs be drawing 1-50k people out to events. why arent craze, atrak, and klever and other dmc masters headlining every major event and the boring edm guys be playing back rooms and small clubs??

ever seen an all turntablist line up out draw a edm lineup??


It's called marketing
CMOS 7:01 PM - 3 June, 2013
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I think that if you rock a crowd with a controller then yeah, you are a DJ. It's a case of moving with the times. The difference with me is that I couldn't get excited about that type of DJ'ing. Too automated for me. No real special talent, just basic DJ 101 and knowing your music and selection. I can't get excited about something I could do myself within an hour of learning the basics.



I don't know where DJ'ing is going in the future and maybe I'll get left behind if it goes further down the controller road but I'll always just need 2 turntables and a mixer. Thats not me "keeping it real" or anything, just doing what I have always been comfortable with.




Ah, but that would make you a "DJ" if all you do is rock a crowd from a laptop program?




Ah, and that would make you a "DJ" if all you did was press start on a premade mix.



According to the actual definition, as long as the music isn't being played by an actual musician and it recorded, you're a DJ.
Mr. Goodkat 7:04 PM - 3 June, 2013
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ok, they dont make techs 1200.


I hear that "point" often made - so?



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I understand there has to be some skill displayed, but in 99.9% of club situations dmc routines are not going to get it.

If people did need to see that, then why would these boring edm djs be drawing 1-50k people out to events. why arent craze, atrak, and klever and other dmc masters headlining every major event and the boring edm guys be playing back rooms and small clubs??

ever seen an all turntablist line up out draw a edm lineup??


It's called marketing


thats all you got?? marketing can only go so far.

how bout you suxxx? insight from the master turntablist with no vids or mixes of said turntablism?
AKIEM 7:05 PM - 3 June, 2013
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I think that if you rock a crowd with a controller then yeah, you are a DJ. It's a case of moving with the times. The difference with me is that I couldn't get excited about that type of DJ'ing. Too automated for me. No real special talent, just basic DJ 101 and knowing your music and selection. I can't get excited about something I could do myself within an hour of learning the basics.



I don't know where DJ'ing is going in the future and maybe I'll get left behind if it goes further down the controller road but I'll always just need 2 turntables and a mixer. Thats not me "keeping it real" or anything, just doing what I have always been comfortable with.




Ah, but that would make you a "DJ" if all you do is rock a crowd from a laptop program?


Blam - so that means ANYONE who can press a start button. Wow.


Ah, and that would make you a "DJ" if all you did was press start on a premade mix.



According to the actual definition, as long as the music isn't being played by an actual musician and it recorded, you're a DJ.
AKIEM 7:06 PM - 3 June, 2013
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According to the actual definition, as long as the music isn't being played by an actual musician and it recorded, you're a DJ.


I meant to say - that means anyone who can press a start button is a "DJ"
AKIEM 7:08 PM - 3 June, 2013
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ok, they dont make techs 1200.


I hear that "point" often made - so?



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I understand there has to be some skill displayed, but in 99.9% of club situations dmc routines are not going to get it.

If people did need to see that, then why would these boring edm djs be drawing 1-50k people out to events. why arent craze, atrak, and klever and other dmc masters headlining every major event and the boring edm guys be playing back rooms and small clubs??

ever seen an all turntablist line up out draw a edm lineup??


It's called marketing


thats all you got?? marketing can only go so far.

how bout you suxxx? insight from the master turntablist with no vids or mixes of said turntablism?



Marketing is EVERYTHING and trumps anything.

Plus you didn't answer my other question
DJ Em Nice 7:11 PM - 3 June, 2013
Mr. Goodkat 7:11 PM - 3 June, 2013
my non response to the techs questions is the same as 'marketing' as an answer.
XCAKID 7:12 PM - 3 June, 2013
I'd like to see how this argument turns out 20yrs from now.


Controller DJing VS Touch Screen DJing.
You're not a really DJ cause there is not tactile response with Touch Screen DJing....hahahahahahahhah

You guys are just running in circles. Turntables are good. Anyone that calls himself a DJ should be able to spin with them. However, let's face it, they are archaic. Move on.
Mr. Goodkat 7:15 PM - 3 June, 2013
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I'd like to see how this argument turns out 20yrs from now.


Controller DJing VS Touch Screen DJing.
You're not a really DJ cause there is not tactile response with Touch Screen DJing....hahahahahahahhah

You guys are just running in circles. Turntables are good. Anyone that calls himself a DJ should be able to spin with them. However, let's face it, they are archaic. Move on.


why should anyone that calls himself a dj be able to dj with tts?
AKIEM 7:16 PM - 3 June, 2013
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my non response to the techs questions is the same as 'marketing' as an answer.


Well then let me break it down for you - the difference between the EDM dudes you named and the Turntablist dudes you named is the power and marketing of the various associated record labels and other companies supporting them.

Because I guarantee a turntablist has the skill to press start.
DJ Em Nice 7:18 PM - 3 June, 2013
I got $5 on Jayceeo taking it tonight
Mr. Goodkat 7:19 PM - 3 June, 2013
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my non response to the techs questions is the same as 'marketing' as an answer.


Well then let me break it down for you - the difference between the EDM dudes you named and the Turntablist dudes you named is the power and marketing of the various associated record labels and other companies supporting them.

Because I guarantee a turntablist has the skill to press start.


is there also the slight chance that people just want to hear music and not some dude jerkin off the decks.
AKIEM 7:22 PM - 3 June, 2013
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my non response to the techs questions is the same as 'marketing' as an answer.


Well then let me break it down for you - the difference between the EDM dudes you named and the Turntablist dudes you named is the power and marketing of the various associated record labels and other companies supporting them.

Because I guarantee a turntablist has the skill to press start.


is there also the slight chance that people just want to hear music and not some dude jerkin off the decks.


You mean hear the product they are being sold by a huge marketing system? Obviously.

Anyone can press start - its all about WHO is pressing start and the powers that be behind them marketing the product.
DJ Em Nice 7:23 PM - 3 June, 2013
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...is there also the slight chance that people just want to hear music and not some dude jerkin off the decks.

LOL...good point
AKIEM 7:26 PM - 3 June, 2013
Take any EDM superstar - we all know there are a hundred EDM dudes who are "better" DJs who play better selections and so on - the difference is the record label marketing companies and so on.
antimatter 7:31 PM - 3 June, 2013
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Maybe I am just an evolutionist and like new toys but I do take offense to people saying if they saw me using a controller that I was not a DJ. I actually put in major time on 1200/1210s with real vinyl no Serato and have been in the biz for over 30 years. It kills me when so called hardcore Turntablist say you are not a DJ if you use a controller, when they have evolved with the technology and are themselves using controllers ,,,,that is if they are using Serato or any other DJ program with a laptop because when using these programs you turn your Turntables into controllers.



Let me tell what a real DJ took to a party back in the day,,,,,,,I took amp, fan, a lamp from the living room, speakers, 12 long ass milk crates of records, a mixer and my two Technics Turntables, I don't recall a day where I had to bring a SL1 Box, a laptop or hard drive. My point is that you can't just pick and choose which part of evolving technology you use to define a DJ!!!!! That is straight BS and very hypocritical I might add. If you use cue points your ass is not a real DJ, if you use the same two (Serato) records the whole set your ass is not a DJ, if you use video your ass is not a dj, all of this could be said but does it make sense when a DJ should be able to use any and everything in order to entertain the crowd.



If you ask what I prefer it would be TT's but ask me what it convenient I would say controllers as I stated I am not a DMC Champ so do I really need to have TT's all the time. Have ever done a party on the boat just using Turntables no Serato shit hell even with Serato I have and because of that I would rather take a controller. I have been a mobile DJ all my life and I must admit carrying less weight is a good thing at my age not that I am old old but I started young. When you hypocrites say if your using a controller your not a real dj look in the mirror cause your talking about yourself. You wanna go hard as an Turntablist then don't use any digital technology, serato, laptops, mp3s and we will see how long you last in this biz. I will see you ass in best buy and walmart looking for vinyl and there will be none there are very few record stores period and if you find one they only sell oldshit.....



For the oldshool dj we know Records faded and became harder and harder to find why you might ask because of technology the MP3's. Remember back in the day people had to walk everywhere and now we drive and fly. Shit changes and most often for the better get use it. In the end the DJ whoever it my be is an entertainer as long as you entertain the crowd that's all that will matter.... I would tell all you hypocrites to go eat a dick but some of you might like that so fudge you. Yours truely the DJ ON THE CONTROLLER DJ BIG BITCHES emphasis on the DJ...



Off my soapbox

Sir I get your point but when you ramble on like this I don't believe for a second that you have been a dj for thirty years. I barely believe your thirty honestly
AKIEM 7:35 PM - 3 June, 2013
What would happen is Tiesto tried to replace Craze for a show, could he technically perform the expected set? Obviously not.

But if Craze tried to replace Tiesto for a show, could he technically perform the expected set? Obviously yes.

Now, would people be fucking upset it was Craze who pressed the buttons instead of Tiesto? Absolutely. But why? The star making power of marketing companies is why.
Jairen 7:35 PM - 3 June, 2013
As a big fan of EDM and big hip hop head, I would rather pay to see Jazzy Jeff than see "Mr. EDM dude" turn knobs, put up hand hearts and fist pump. Yeah, I said it. Like I said, I'm a fan of EDM, but that can get really boring and that 128 bpm beat just gets sooooooooooo repetitive. I just can't listen to that for hours.

I've noticed something about the EDM crowd and why they choose the new EDM scene over the typical night club multi-genre clubs. I wanna say it, but If I say it, all hell will break loose, but it is the truth.
Esco... 7:45 PM - 3 June, 2013
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As a big fan of EDM and big hip hop head, I would rather pay to see Jazzy Jeff than see "Mr. EDM dude" turn knobs, put up hand hearts and fist pump. Yeah, I said it. Like I said, I'm a fan of EDM, but that can get really boring and that 128 bpm beat just gets sooooooooooo repetitive. I just can't listen to that for hours.

I've noticed something about the EDM crowd and why they choose the new EDM scene over the typical night club multi-genre clubs. I wanna say it, but If I say it, all hell will break loose, but it is the truth.


What is the truth? I feel the same way about 128bpm music. I used to like it, but honestly, the majority of it now is just similar drops. I used to think that your 'track selection' is what could make me stand out, but these songs are all a dime a dozen it doesn't matter if you're playing afrojack,knife party or some underground producer no one knows. I am moving to Miami soon, so I have been listening to live sets of DJs who play there, and it's 4 hours of straight 125-130. I can barely listen to 30 minutes at a time because it seems like these tracks don't have individual identities. I remember I went to Dayglow about 2 years ago, now LIfe in Color, and after a while I just got caught up in the music and didn't really notice when songs would change. I remember hearing some specific songs (ghosts n stuff, timebomb,fuck you remix), but other than that, who knows what was played. My ideal gig would be were I can play hip hop, house, latin, oldschool, and an assortment of random stuff and people still get down to it without complaining that "im playing too much techno" when it has been 10 minutes, or you're playing too much gangsta hip hop. I'm sure there's plenty of musically diverse people out there, they just don't live where I do.
Jairen 8:00 PM - 3 June, 2013
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As a big fan of EDM and big hip hop head, I would rather pay to see Jazzy Jeff than see "Mr. EDM dude" turn knobs, put up hand hearts and fist pump. Yeah, I said it. Like I said, I'm a fan of EDM, but that can get really boring and that 128 bpm beat just gets sooooooooooo repetitive. I just can't listen to that for hours.

I've noticed something about the EDM crowd and why they choose the new EDM scene over the typical night club multi-genre clubs. I wanna say it, but If I say it, all hell will break loose, but it is the truth.


What is the truth? I feel the same way about 128bpm music. I used to like it, but honestly, the majority of it now is just similar drops. I used to think that your 'track selection' is what could make me stand out, but these songs are all a dime a dozen it doesn't matter if you're playing afrojack,knife party or some underground producer no one knows. I am moving to Miami soon, so I have been listening to live sets of DJs who play there, and it's 4 hours of straight 125-130. I can barely listen to 30 minutes at a time because it seems like these tracks don't have individual identities. I remember I went to Dayglow about 2 years ago, now LIfe in Color, and after a while I just got caught up in the music and didn't really notice when songs would change. I remember hearing some specific songs (ghosts n stuff, timebomb,fuck you remix), but other than that, who knows what was played. My ideal gig would be were I can play hip hop, house, latin, oldschool, and an assortment of random stuff and people still get down to it without complaining that "im playing too much techno" when it has been 10 minutes, or you're playing too much gangsta hip hop. I'm sure there's plenty of musically diverse people out there, they just don't live where I do.


Exactly. Hours of 125-130 is just way too much to bear. I could care less about the big EDM dj pulling in millions. They are the 1% that most of us will never achieve. For instance Jazzy Jeff, who is pulling 50 years old, still tours around the world, uses turntables, holds residencies in Vegas is pulling in less money, but that's who I would personally rather pay to see. I will say this again and again. Multi-genre is where it's at. Stay versatile. The DJ of today should be able to cater to any crowd.

Money isn't everything. I would rather be where Jeff is at than be some big EDM dj. The love of music is how we got started in this game...well, for me it is, at least.
antimatter 8:03 PM - 3 June, 2013
I've seen jazzy jeff spin electronic so this does not make any sense to me.
antimatter 8:06 PM - 3 June, 2013
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my non response to the techs questions is the same as 'marketing' as an answer.




Well then let me break it down for you - the difference between the EDM dudes you named and the Turntablist dudes you named is the power and marketing of the various associated record labels and other companies supporting them.



Because I guarantee a turntablist has the skill to press start.

Not. It's because as borring as you claim electronic is, watching some guy move a record back and forth really fast is even more borring.
Jairen 8:07 PM - 3 June, 2013
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I've seen jazzy jeff spin electronic so this does not make any sense to me.


Yes, he has. My point it exactly. You gotta stay versatile and spin different genre's. Jazzy Jeff was also a big house head a few years back. But he can also rock old school, funk, hip hop, etc.

Now lets see Deadmau5 rock a hip hop set.
Esco... 8:10 PM - 3 June, 2013
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I've seen jazzy jeff spin electronic so this does not make any sense to me.


Its not a matter of playing a genre.. but playing a single genre for 4-5 hours at a time. Not sure, but I'm pretty sure Jeff play only 1 genre all night. I could be wrong though.
Jairen 8:11 PM - 3 June, 2013
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my non response to the techs questions is the same as 'marketing' as an answer.




Well then let me break it down for you - the difference between the EDM dudes you named and the Turntablist dudes you named is the power and marketing of the various associated record labels and other companies supporting them.



Because I guarantee a turntablist has the skill to press start.

Not. It's because as borring as you claim electronic is, watching some guy move a record back and forth really fast is even more borring.


Boring is subjective. I'll bring up Jazzy again. He's not up moving the record back and forth really fast all night. That's just ignorant.
antimatter 8:11 PM - 3 June, 2013
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What would happen is Tiesto tried to replace Craze for a show, could he technically perform the expected set? Obviously not.



But if Craze tried to replace Tiesto for a show, could he technically perform the expected set? Obviously yes.



Now, would people be fucking upset it was Craze who pressed the buttons instead of Tiesto? Absolutely. But why? The star making power of marketing companies is why.

craze and tiesto would both suck. that's why they each do their own thing...duh.
AKIEM 8:11 PM - 3 June, 2013
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my non response to the techs questions is the same as 'marketing' as an answer.




Well then let me break it down for you - the difference between the EDM dudes you named and the Turntablist dudes you named is the power and marketing of the various associated record labels and other companies supporting them.



Because I guarantee a turntablist has the skill to press start.

Not. It's because as borring as you claim electronic is, watching some guy move a record back and forth really fast is even more borring.


I didn't say anything was boring.

Light shows, video billboards, stage builds, and pyrotechnics is hella exciting.
AKIEM 8:13 PM - 3 June, 2013
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What would happen is Tiesto tried to replace Craze for a show, could he technically perform the expected set? Obviously not.



But if Craze tried to replace Tiesto for a show, could he technically perform the expected set? Obviously yes.



Now, would people be fucking upset it was Craze who pressed the buttons instead of Tiesto? Absolutely. But why? The star making power of marketing companies is why.

craze and tiesto would both suck. that's why they each do their own thing...duh.



Craze stepping in for Tiesto would suck why?
antimatter 8:15 PM - 3 June, 2013
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What would happen is Tiesto tried to replace Craze for a show, could he technically perform the expected set? Obviously not.







But if Craze tried to replace Tiesto for a show, could he technically perform the expected set? Obviously yes.







Now, would people be fucking upset it was Craze who pressed the buttons instead of Tiesto? Absolutely. But why? The star making power of marketing companies is why.


craze and tiesto would both suck. that's why they each do their own thing...duh.






Craze stepping in for Tiesto would suck why?

cause craze isn't a trance dj????
 6 8:15 PM - 3 June, 2013
And drugs.

nm
antimatter 8:16 PM - 3 June, 2013
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Well then let me break it down for you - the difference between the EDM dudes you named and the Turntablist dudes you named is the power and marketing of the various associated record labels and other companies supporting them.







Because I guarantee a turntablist has the skill to press start.


Not. It's because as borring as you claim electronic is, watching some guy move a record back and forth really fast is even more borring.




Boring is subjective. I'll bring up Jazzy again. He's not up moving the record back and forth really fast all night. That's just ignorant.

your rite. my bad.
antimatter 8:18 PM - 3 June, 2013
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nm

what's your problem with drugs bro. Your mom hooked me up trash bag of them last nite:)
Jairen 8:18 PM - 3 June, 2013
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I've seen jazzy jeff spin electronic so this does not make any sense to me.


Its not a matter of playing a genre.. but playing a single genre for 4-5 hours at a time. Not sure, but I'm pretty sure Jeff play only 1 genre all night. I could be wrong though.


He spins more than just one genre. FF to 18:15 Watchwww.youtube.com

For white people, old school, hip hip, R&B, Michael Jackson is considered one single genre aka "Black People music". Lol!
AKIEM 8:19 PM - 3 June, 2013
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What would happen is Tiesto tried to replace Craze for a show, could he technically perform the expected set? Obviously not.







But if Craze tried to replace Tiesto for a show, could he technically perform the expected set? Obviously yes.







Now, would people be fucking upset it was Craze who pressed the buttons instead of Tiesto? Absolutely. But why? The star making power of marketing companies is why.


craze and tiesto would both suck. that's why they each do their own thing...duh.






Craze stepping in for Tiesto would suck why?

cause craze isn't a trance dj????


The question is could he technically do what Tiesto does?

And Craze does actually play all types of EDM shit
Jairen 8:21 PM - 3 June, 2013
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And Craze does actually play all types of EDM shit


Truth.
djaction 8:28 PM - 3 June, 2013
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Let me say this.. I respect the Turntablists. I respect the Hip Hop Dj. I like the skill set that is involved.

BUT YOU COCK SMOKERS HAVE AN ATTITUDE THAT SUCKS..

talk all the shit you may, but this is the real tell tale. Keep it "REAL" and not make the top 10.. That's keeping it REAL DUMB.

www.businessinsider.com

So, Pauly D is smoking all you REAL MOFO's. haha



you realize you just proved our point by posting that article?

Guetta, Tiesto, Deadmau5, Skrillex AND PAULY D all in the same boat.. And the sheeple/crowds all think they are all talented and skilled.. lol.

No Skill neccesary. All Hype, All Performance and Stage Antics.

It's not just indicative of turntablism or DJ culture either.. look at Pop Music in general.. garbage/shit will always rise to the top. There's a reason Justin Bieber/Britney Spears/Avicii/Florida etc sells millions of records and it's not just because of DJ 6's bieber fan club. Same goes with movies too.. SOMETIMES a great film hit's blockbuster status.. but more often than not it's the Fast & Furious 6's (the Pauly D of movies) that sell the tickets..
Jairen 8:31 PM - 3 June, 2013
^Real talk.
AKIEM 8:32 PM - 3 June, 2013
The cream used to rise to the top the [cencored] created system which defeated that principal. It's called, marketing, hype, propaganda, etc.
Funkytownstopsix 8:36 PM - 3 June, 2013
Just got my milkcrate of control records. I am now flipping wax. Back to will win tonight
ral 8:39 PM - 3 June, 2013
give the $250k to chris karns already!
antimatter 8:46 PM - 3 June, 2013
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What would happen is Tiesto tried to replace Craze for a show, could he technically perform the expected set? Obviously not.















But if Craze tried to replace Tiesto for a show, could he technically perform the expected set? Obviously yes.















Now, would people be fucking upset it was Craze who pressed the buttons instead of Tiesto? Absolutely. But why? The star making power of marketing companies is why.




craze and tiesto would both suck. that's why they each do their own thing...duh.












Craze stepping in for Tiesto would suck why?


cause craze isn't a trance dj????




The question is could he technically do what Tiesto does?



And Craze does actually play all types of EDM shit

I've seen him spin drum and bass and that's it electronic wise, and yes craze is the better dj. Put him and tiesto in a trance only competition though I dunno.

Also I've seen danny the wild child, ak 1200, 3d, freakyflow and countless other drum and bass dj's put most turntablist's to shame scratching and they consider themselves drum and bass dj's not turntablist's so really it's a very fine line we walk. My raver butt has always considered my dmc brothern my closest blood but after reading some of these comments I'm not so sure now.
Dj-M.Bezzle 8:47 PM - 3 June, 2013
For the amount of knowledge alot of you have its amazing that sometimes you still dont have a fucking clue what your talking abouts
Dj-M.Bezzle 8:47 PM - 3 June, 2013
For the amount of knowledge alot of you have its amazing that sometimes you still dont have a fucking clue what your talking abouts
antimatter 8:49 PM - 3 June, 2013
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Just got my milkcrate of control records. I am now flipping wax. Back to will win tonight

Picture of me putting my hand through my face
Dj-M.Bezzle 8:50 PM - 3 June, 2013
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my non response to the techs questions is the same as 'marketing' as an answer.


Well then let me break it down for you - the difference between the EDM dudes you named and the Turntablist dudes you named is the power and marketing of the various associated record labels and other companies supporting them.

Because I guarantee a turntablist has the skill to press start.


is there also the slight chance that people just want to hear music and not some dude jerkin off the decks.


This!
Esco... 8:51 PM - 3 June, 2013
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I've seen jazzy jeff spin electronic so this does not make any sense to me.


Its not a matter of playing a genre.. but playing a single genre for 4-5 hours at a time. Not sure, but I'm pretty sure Jeff play only 1 genre all night. I could be wrong though.


He spins more than just one genre. FF to 18:15 Watchwww.youtube.com

For white people, old school, hip hip, R&B, Michael Jackson is considered one single genre aka "Black People music". Lol!


MY BAD, I meant to type "i'm pretty sure Jeff DOESN'T only play 1 genre all night"
AKIEM 8:57 PM - 3 June, 2013
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my non response to the techs questions is the same as 'marketing' as an answer.


Well then let me break it down for you - the difference between the EDM dudes you named and the Turntablist dudes you named is the power and marketing of the various associated record labels and other companies supporting them.

Because I guarantee a turntablist has the skill to press start.


is there also the slight chance that people just want to hear music and not some dude jerkin off the decks.


This!



yeah it's impossible for a "turntablist" to resist the temptation to scratch all night and just press start like people want.
djaction 9:13 PM - 3 June, 2013
i dont want to hear the music. 99% of the EDM shit out there is god awful. i'd actually rather listen to someone scratch over it lol.
djaction 9:13 PM - 3 June, 2013
^same goes for current hip-hop as well
AKIEM 9:17 PM - 3 June, 2013
S what have we learned? There is no correlation between skill level and pay/fame. Matter of fact there might even be a better argument for a negative correlation. What's the intervening factor?

Marketing


Like I said.
 6 9:33 PM - 3 June, 2013
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nm

what's your problem with drugs bro. Your mom hooked me up trash bag of them last nite:)


She should've hooked you up with an English language book or something because I couldn't understand your post.

nm
Joshua Carl 9:46 PM - 3 June, 2013
So why is tonight the finale?
Shouldn't there be a final head to head next week?

Cop-out
Dj-M.Bezzle 9:49 PM - 3 June, 2013
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S what have we learned? There is no correlation between skill level and pay/fame. Matter of fact there might even be a better argument for a negative correlation. What's the intervening factor?

Marketing


Like I said.


Which has nothing to do with the topic
Mr. Goodkat 10:10 PM - 3 June, 2013
I'm playing devil's advocate, because personally I'm entertained by the whole turntablist thing and still play with tts, but i dont feel my attitudes reflect every person that pays to see a dj.

For a lot of djs, the top of the dmc skill level is what they are working on attaining, like kids trying to play hoops like DR. J, MJ, Kobe, or Lebron. Its a skill set that everyone would like to have, but not everyone is going to be or want to be Qbert or Craze or ATrak.

however, there are only a few can approach the game like dmc legends , and trying to say that is the best way to dj (i.e. what has been basically important in MOTM), isnt wrong, but its a relative question, so it isnt right.

if i wanna go hear tech house, or disco, or trance or jazz, i dont need someone scratching over it, flipping tracks every 2 mins. If i go hear a open format or hip hop set, it might be necessary and add to the performance.
bandoma 10:12 PM - 3 June, 2013
vajra ftw!
antimatter 10:15 PM - 3 June, 2013
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what's your problem with drugs bro. Your mom hooked me up trash bag of them last nite:)




She should've hooked you up with an English language book or something because I couldn't understand your post.



nm

My point exactly she's got some fire ass drugs:) You should go ask her for some.
antimatter 10:19 PM - 3 June, 2013
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i dont want to hear the music. 99% of the EDM shit out there is god awful. i'd actually rather listen to someone scratch over it lol.

Well from what I heard they played pop on motm not electronic.
DJ Em Nice 10:19 PM - 3 June, 2013
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So why is tonight the finale?
Shouldn't there be a final head to head next week?

Cop-out

See, that's what I was thinking but it looks like Rey will eliminate 2 tonight.
Jayceeo to come in first. More "Marketable" than CK. CK is dope, next level sh!t but I got a feeling dude will get, wika wika SCRATCHED
Dj_KaGeN 10:24 PM - 3 June, 2013
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i dont want to hear the music. 99% of the EDM shit out there is god awful. i'd actually rather listen to someone scratch over it lol.


Making such a bold statement proves your ignorance to EDM. I suppose the 1% you do like, is what you fell you HAVE to play while you maintain your 'open format' street cred.

poser.
 6 10:39 PM - 3 June, 2013
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I'm playing devil's advocate, because personally I'm entertained by the whole turntablist thing and still play with tts, but i dont feel my attitudes reflect every person that pays to see a dj.

For a lot of djs, the top of the dmc skill level is what they are working on attaining, like kids trying to play hoops like DR. J, MJ, Kobe, or Lebron. Its a skill set that everyone would like to have, but not everyone is going to be or want to be Qbert or Craze or ATrak.

however, there are only a few can approach the game like dmc legends , and trying to say that is the best way to dj (i.e. what has been basically important in MOTM), isnt wrong, but its a relative question, so it isnt right.

if i wanna go hear tech house, or disco, or trance or jazz, i dont need someone scratching over it, flipping tracks every 2 mins. If i go hear a open format or hip hop set, it might be necessary and add to the performance.


I don't see anything wrong with this approach.

nm
 6 10:40 PM - 3 June, 2013
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i dont want to hear the music. 99% of the EDM shit out there is god awful. i'd actually rather listen to someone scratch over it lol.


Making such a bold statement proves your ignorance to EDM. I suppose the 1% you do like, is what you fell you HAVE to play while you maintain your 'open format' street cred.

poser.



Who wants popcorn!?

nm
Dj-M.Bezzle 10:46 PM - 3 June, 2013
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i dont want to hear the music. 99% of the EDM shit out there is god awful. i'd actually rather listen to someone scratch over it lol.


Making such a bold statement proves your ignorance to EDM. I suppose the 1% you do like, is what you fell you HAVE to play while you maintain your 'open format' street cred.

poser.


THIS!!!!
Dj-M.Bezzle 10:52 PM - 3 June, 2013
Apparently it needs to be pointed out that the marketing machine, big festival, theatrical Bs crapfest and the crowd they play for represent the real electronic scene in the same way that little wayne and 15 year old white boys in wife beaters represent real hophop
AKIEM 10:53 PM - 3 June, 2013
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S what have we learned? There is no correlation between skill level and pay/fame. Matter of fact there might even be a better argument for a negative correlation. What's the intervening factor?

Marketing


Like I said.


Which has nothing to do with the topic


Which topic? The Smirinof advertisement, or why EDM "DJ" are paid so much more than Turntablists?

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I understand there has to be some skill displayed, but in 99.9% of club situations dmc routines are not going to get it.

If people did need to see that, then why would these boring edm djs be drawing 1-50k people out to events. why arent craze, atrak, and klever and other dmc masters headlining every major event and the boring edm guys be playing back rooms and small clubs??

ever seen an all turntablist line up out draw a edm lineup??


It's called marketing


This!
DjScandal 10:53 PM - 3 June, 2013
I thought Dj's were suppossed to play the music rockin the crowd in front of you. Turntabilism is the hottest shit out if your rockin a room full of DJ's. If you have a crowd that doesn't understand or like what your doin and you continue to do that you suck. People who see you will think you suck.
DjScandal 10:56 PM - 3 June, 2013
By the way EDM DJ's are getting paid more because. Because they are playing bigger venues. Marketing has nothing to do with it.
Dj-M.Bezzle 10:58 PM - 3 June, 2013
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why EDM "DJ" are paid so much more than Turntablists?

Whos talking about that?
Dj-M.Bezzle 10:58 PM - 3 June, 2013
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By the way EDM DJ's are getting paid more because. Because they are playing bigger venues. Marketing has nothing to do with it.

Acutually it has alot to do with marketing
DjScandal 11:11 PM - 3 June, 2013
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Acutually it has alot to do with marketing[/quote

Really you think Deadmau5 is getting more money per appearance than say DJ Scratch because of marketing. Or is it because Deadmau5 has better albums in his genre of music.

Look Hip-Hop-Turntabilist-Type DJ's win MOTM because the culture makes you listen to a broader range of music. Which naturally leads to a better mix. Watch the movie "Scratch" or "Copyright Criminals"

EDM can't show any range to anybody who doesn't listen to EDM.
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Really you think Deadmau5 is getting more money per appearance than say DJ Scratch because of marketing. Or is it because Deadmau5 has better albums in his genre of music.


Are you honestly asking me if i think marketing plays a huge factor in the pay level of a guy who wears a huge rat head when he plays?

Fact if deadmau5 was named dj james and he didnt have a gimik we wouldnt be having this conversation because youd never have heard of him
Dj-M.Bezzle 11:24 PM - 3 June, 2013
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Look Hip-Hop-Turntabilist-Type DJ's win MOTM because the culture makes you listen to a broader range of music. Which naturally leads to a better mix. Watch the movie "Scratch" or "Copyright Criminals"


Probably one of the dumbest things ive read in a while
Mr. Goodkat 11:46 PM - 3 June, 2013
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Look Hip-Hop-Turntabilist-Type DJ's win MOTM because the culture makes you listen to a broader range of music. Which naturally leads to a better mix. Watch the movie "Scratch" or "Copyright Criminals"


Probably one of the dumbest things ive read in a while


lol
DjScandal 11:52 PM - 3 June, 2013
Obviously you know very little.
Funkytownstopsix 12:07 AM - 4 June, 2013
Today was a good day...:) I love music all if it..
AKIEM 2:17 AM - 4 June, 2013
Let me break it down further.

The big EDM DJs making all the cash are Record Producers and Label Artists. They are backed by record label marketing companies.

Compared to DMC champs who generally arnt signing larger label deals, they don't make records - thus they don't have a million dollar marketing campaign pushing them out there.

It has nothing to do with skill levels OR song selection. It has everything to do with major budgets creating star artists s you go buy their shit. So just because you think you are on a winning team because you play EDM too and get butthurt over the fact that it takes less skill to press start - making the point about how much money some top EDM "DJ" makes is meaningless. It's proof of nothing.

The best EDM DJ are way less known probably because they are working on their craft instead of producing records. Obviously there are some producers who are great DJs as well but there is no correlation between fame/pay and skill.




Obviously a DMC routine is going to clear the floor and empty a club - same as your set list from last weekend is getting bood off the stage in a battle. So?

Proper performance/artist for the proper crowd/venues - keep it moving
Dj_KaGeN 2:36 AM - 4 June, 2013
All that may be good n dandy, but why does it seem EDM DJ's are constantly under attack, especially from the open format / hip hop / turntablist point of view? Why doesn't every one just live and let live.. seriously - > STFU already. Nobody cares if you like / dislike house music. Do what you do best. Flat out, EDM dj's have a different skill set, can a hip hop dj cross over? Sure. Kind of like a MMA fighter setting in a boxing ring. You best shine really well on a very reduced skill set to a point of perfection. And an EDM dj scratching or doing turntablist skills.. prolly not going to happen, but surely some exceptions are out there.

As for the heart hands, Jesus poses and god knows what else irks your panties. Ya, I think the veterans of EDM see some shit to worth clowning on, but if that EDM Dj is getting paid - has a big crowd and is doing his thing - "rocking the crowd" - so be it. Where the fuck do you get off talking all this shit on stuff you have not even heard, witnessed, or traveled to go see LIVE and in person. There is more than meets the eye or passed around on Facebook that you have created all these falsehoods and judgements on.

And further.. Even some big name dj's have gotten booted off stages for not playing to the crowd. So the power that a DJ once had, is diminishing further. WE, THE DJ's are not in as much control as YOU think anymore. The mighty dollar is the shot caller.. So, again I say.. Ease up already, you beat this fuckin horse to death.
Dj_KaGeN 2:51 AM - 4 June, 2013
And my point of view on controllers. I personally have a tough time giving credit to a DJ 'posing' over a controller. Kind of like a fat chic posing over a Buick [chubby might be your thing, but not mine]. I like the look to techs, djm800/900 or cdj2000's. Kind of like that really hot stripper spread eagle on a Lambo.

That's just judging the book by its cover, I have seen cats tear shit up on controllers, but let's face it.. A million other rookie ass jokers are making a royal disgrace using that same gear. Thus the STEREO TYPE exists. To me, it seems we all have inevitably COMPRIMISED too much, records were the gateway to djing, now, all we BARELY have left is expensive professional gear. Seems now with controllers, midi, triple flutter digital whammy jammy's and what not with mouse heads to boot.. its a royal cluster-fuck out there. End of the day - You do what's best for you, but don't take offense when peers are suspicious when in this day n age, who could very well still roll in heavier/professional gear for the same paycheck as a lightweight space saving person on a controller.
Dj-M.Bezzle 2:54 AM - 4 June, 2013
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All that may be good n dandy, but why does it seem EDM DJ's are constantly under attack, especially from the open format / hip hop / turntablist point of view? Why doesn't every one just live and let live.. seriously - > STFU already. Nobody cares if you like / dislike house music. Do what you do best. Flat out, EDM dj's have a different skill set, can a hip hop dj cross over? Sure. Kind of like a MMA fighter setting in a boxing ring. You best shine really well on a very reduced skill set to a point of perfection. And an EDM dj scratching or doing turntablist skills.. prolly not going to happen, but surely some exceptions are out there.

As for the heart hands, Jesus poses and god knows what else irks your panties. Ya, I think the veterans of EDM see some shit to worth clowning on, but if that EDM Dj is getting paid - has a big crowd and is doing his thing - "rocking the crowd" - so be it. Where the fuck do you get off talking all this shit on stuff you have not even heard, witnessed, or traveled to go see LIVE and in person. There is more than meets the eye or passed around on Facebook that you have created all these falsehoods and judgements on.

And further.. Even some big name dj's have gotten booted off stages for not playing to the crowd. So the power that a DJ once had, is diminishing further. WE, THE DJ's are not in as much control as YOU think anymore. The mighty dollar is the shot caller.. So, again I say.. Ease up already, you beat this fuckin horse to death.



THIS Xs10000000 #TEAMKAGEN!!!!
Dj-M.Bezzle 2:56 AM - 4 June, 2013
Quote:
All that may be good n dandy, but why does it seem EDM DJ's are constantly under attack, especially from the open format / hip hop / turntablist point of view? Why doesn't every one just live and let live.. seriously - > STFU already. Nobody cares if you like / dislike house music. Do what you do best. Flat out, EDM dj's have a different skill set, can a hip hop dj cross over? Sure. Kind of like a MMA fighter setting in a boxing ring. You best shine really well on a very reduced skill set to a point of perfection. And an EDM dj scratching or doing turntablist skills.. prolly not going to happen, but surely some exceptions are out there.

As for the heart hands, Jesus poses and god knows what else irks your panties. Ya, I think the veterans of EDM see some shit to worth clowning on, but if that EDM Dj is getting paid - has a big crowd and is doing his thing - "rocking the crowd" - so be it. Where the fuck do you get off talking all this shit on stuff you have not even heard, witnessed, or traveled to go see LIVE and in person. There is more than meets the eye or passed around on Facebook that you have created all these falsehoods and judgements on.

And further.. Even some big name dj's have gotten booted off stages for not playing to the crowd. So the power that a DJ once had, is diminishing further. WE, THE DJ's are not in as much control as YOU think anymore. The mighty dollar is the shot caller.. So, again I say.. Ease up already, you beat this fuckin horse to death.


Ima post this one mo gen cause it hit the nail on the heas that damn perfectly
DJJOHNNYM_vSL3 4:08 AM - 4 June, 2013
It's ON!

CK for the win...
Joshua Carl 4:16 AM - 4 June, 2013
Why am I watching kid Capri yell and slam mixes on the FINALS?

And I gotta watch the moretti violin set later?


Ugh.
DJJOHNNYM_vSL3 4:16 AM - 4 June, 2013
So Kid Capri just did a "set"....
DJJOHNNYM_vSL3 4:20 AM - 4 June, 2013
Arrrghh..

CK is going FIRST....

He needed to go LAST....

Because Jayceeoh is smart enough to build on what he sees....

Unless they aren't allowed to watch each other for the finals...

But if he goes LAST this could be anybody's, (well not really Incrediboi's :-D) win...

But respect to Incrediboi....HOLDIN DOWN NY....
CMOS 4:22 AM - 4 June, 2013
Wow that Capri set was awful.
Joshua Carl 4:24 AM - 4 June, 2013
Didi just see craze in the crowd???
DJJOHNNYM_vSL3 4:28 AM - 4 June, 2013
CK's routine was kinda lacks at FIRST....but man did he EVER push the hell outta those buttons...lmao...
DJJOHNNYM_vSL3 4:29 AM - 4 June, 2013
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Didi just see craze in the crowd???


YOP...
Joshua Carl 4:29 AM - 4 June, 2013
Well, that answers that....lol
dj kreate 4:30 AM - 4 June, 2013
wow
DJJOHNNYM_vSL3 4:30 AM - 4 June, 2013
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Wow that Capri set was awful.


I'm just hoping they don't put that chick on in between the next sets with that violin...
CMOS 4:30 AM - 4 June, 2013
Karns just lost I think. Set was too technical for the avg joe.
CMOS 4:31 AM - 4 June, 2013
Over/under on Mias hardcore knob twists??

I say 6
DJJOHNNYM_vSL3 4:35 AM - 4 June, 2013
Props to Incrediboi for using the PANKS!
DJJOHNNYM_vSL3 4:39 AM - 4 June, 2013
However, that set can't hold a candle to CK's...
CMOS 4:40 AM - 4 June, 2013
^^^ troof
Joshua Carl 4:43 AM - 4 June, 2013
It seems like sometimes saying the sky the limit is sort of a death sentence.

ITs like in writing class people can write about a subject all week and excel.
But say write about whatever you want you get a bit of writers block and really don't try to break the box.
I was pullin for incrediboi but that was your typical dj set, and the mic thing was kinda pointless.

So it's ck vs Jayceeoh
DJJOHNNYM_vSL3 4:48 AM - 4 June, 2013
Did that dude just throw confetti?
DJJOHNNYM_vSL3 4:48 AM - 4 June, 2013
Chicks with Smirnoff bottles..

It's ova.
DJJOHNNYM_vSL3 4:50 AM - 4 June, 2013
This dude made a movie..
CMOS 4:51 AM - 4 June, 2013
That was sick. Had the full Monty with the lights rockin the co2 blasts. It's ova, the others did a DJ set, he put on a show.
DJJOHNNYM_vSL3 4:52 AM - 4 June, 2013
This dude brought Star Wars to the MOTM....

Welp, we KNOW Incrediboi ain't win....

But I'm sayin...

CK for the win...
DJJOHNNYM_vSL3 4:55 AM - 4 June, 2013
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That was sick. Had the full Monty with the lights rockin the co2 blasts. It's ova, the others did a DJ set, he put on a show.


Welp, if you look at it from a "Complete The Challenge" perspective, he HOUSED it....

buuuuuutttt..

CK has been owing the challenges up until this point....

Man, they BETTER NOT put that violin thing on BEFORE making the judgement....
Jairen 4:57 AM - 4 June, 2013
No spoilers please....
djkurve 4:58 AM - 4 June, 2013
Here's my 2 pennies.
Chris Karns had the tech skills, Jayceeoh had the showmanship, and Incrediboi had a good song selection.

1st place Jayceeoh

2nd place Chris Karns

3rd place Incrediboi
DJJOHNNYM_vSL3 4:59 AM - 4 June, 2013
Boo...
CMOS 5:00 AM - 4 June, 2013
Lol
djkurve 5:02 AM - 4 June, 2013
Most Anticlimactic Finale EVER!
DJJOHNNYM_vSL3 5:03 AM - 4 June, 2013
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Most Anticlimactic Finale EVER!


Pretty much...
Joshua Carl 5:03 AM - 4 June, 2013
U know someone is gonna spoil it...
CMOS 5:04 AM - 4 June, 2013
Damn this board gonna have a field day with that kid Capri set.
DJJOHNNYM_vSL3 5:12 AM - 4 June, 2013
So, I don't get it...

Since the FINALE aired, WHEN would be the "appropriate" time to discuss?

lol...
DJJOHNNYM_vSL3 5:13 AM - 4 June, 2013
I mean if it's after 1am on Monday, and you see this thread, you should EXPECT to talk about what happened....lmao.
Joshua Carl 5:18 AM - 4 June, 2013
West coast cats dont see it for a few hours
djkurve 5:20 AM - 4 June, 2013
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Damn this board gonna have a field day with that kid Capri set.



It was edited to the point of me not even wanting to watch/listen, however Capri actually Tweeted this...“@kidcapri101: Lister to my whole performance tomorrow from 10amtil 6pm on Iheart radio,,,,,,don't miss what you already missed!!!!!”
DJJOHNNYM_vSL3 5:21 AM - 4 June, 2013
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West coast cats dont see it for a few hours


Oh, OK, THAT I can respect...

aitte, y'all got a few hours....
djkurve 5:21 AM - 4 June, 2013
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West coast cats dont see it for a few hours



Pretty sure the West coast guys already know. Twitter feeds were blowing up over here on the East coast.
DJ'Que 5:22 AM - 4 June, 2013
I hate this show all full of BS. I knew who was go win. and I haven't even seen the final yet. but its already out. lol
DJ'Que 5:25 AM - 4 June, 2013
yep westcoast but we also have the 3 hr ahead dtv lol
DJJOHNNYM_vSL3 5:26 AM - 4 June, 2013
See, I would have thought programs like this are transmitted say 12AM EST, 11PM Central, 10 Mountain and 9 Pacific, not

12AM Eastern
12AM Central
12AM Mountain
12AM Pacific

That's corny, and since the internet is worldwide and instantaneous.....
djkurve 5:28 AM - 4 June, 2013
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internet is worldwide and instantaneous


i1105.photobucket.com
antimatter 5:53 AM - 4 June, 2013






Marketing is EVERYTHING and trumps anything.

market my schweaty balls
antimatter 6:09 AM - 4 June, 2013
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I hate this show all full of BS. I knew who was go win. and I haven't even seen the final yet. but its already out. lol

Yeah I have gotten to watch a few episodes now and this show is very odd from every angle. I really can't understand how even a dmcer wouldn't be down with a electronic gearhead show cause this is a very odd dmc show. The only redeeming factoe is kid capri and this show makes him look like a bitch.
antimatter 7:16 AM - 4 June, 2013
Just saw the last episode. I dunno what to say. The word trainwreck is def. in there.
Discobee 9:58 AM - 4 June, 2013
Just say who won already...I missed it 'cuz I was at work. Who's da season 3 Master?
antimatter 10:06 AM - 4 June, 2013
jayceeoh, turnin 40 pound knobs ;)
DJ Construc 10:28 AM - 4 June, 2013
Jayceeoh won and although I am happy for him, Karns should have got it... He has been killing it the whole time and could spin circles around Jay
Discobee 10:34 AM - 4 June, 2013
Ok thanks for the info.
antimatter 10:35 AM - 4 June, 2013
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Take any EDM superstar - we all know there are a hundred EDM dudes who are "better" DJs who play better selections and so on - the difference is the record label marketing companies and so on.

The only marketing I have ever seen in over a decade is flyers and internet promoting. All your really saying is that ravers travel farther, flyer harder and bust their ass on the cpu more cause we all know the record lables don't do shit.
Dj-M.Bezzle 12:26 PM - 4 June, 2013
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Jayceeoh won and although I am happy for him, Karns should have got it... He has been killing it the whole time and could spin circles around Jay

What have i been telln yall this whole time, man one of these days u cats will learn to listen to me lol jco ftw
DJJOHNNYM_vSL3 12:39 PM - 4 June, 2013
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Jayceeoh won and although I am happy for him, Karns should have got it... He has been killing it the whole time and could spin circles around Jay

THIS^^^^
DJJOHNNYM_vSL3 12:42 PM - 4 June, 2013
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That was sick. Had the full Monty with the lights rockin the co2 blasts. It's ova, the others did a DJ set, he put on a show.


Boo...

Which brings us back to the never ending question....

Skills or..

Shiny lights and gimmicks...

I'm disgusted....
DJ Em Nice 1:19 PM - 4 June, 2013
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I got $5 on Jayceeo taking it tonight

JCO has skills and was the better man last night.

Each one of the finalist had a bad moment during the competition, CKs was on, I believe on the second show where Kid told him his set that night was like the Homme, ipodish.
I have to speak on the "set" that Kid Crapri did last night. WTF? And he's judging these cats? That was complete garbage.
Doug N 1:39 PM - 4 June, 2013
Clearly, I must find a violinist. I wasn't aware......
djransom 1:50 PM - 4 June, 2013
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Im sorry if your not on Turntables to me its not DJing...I know others have many arguments to disagree but turntables are were its at. Even rocking CDJs are still a bit cheesy to me.

Turntablism is where its at as far as DJing goes. If they wanted a button pusher or a house DJ chances are they would have CDJs and controllers and not turntables. They want someone who is going to perform (literally) they do not want someone who will just stand behind the decks twisting knobs. I think they want someone who is an extremley well rounded DJ as far music, production, and turntable skills.

Im sorry watching a show with guys using a CDJ or controller would look very amature. REAL DJ's know how to use turntables. Everything else to me is kinda corny but thats just my opinion


While I don't agree, but I will say that turntables are definitely where it's at. Nothing can replace the look and feel of a pair of 1200s. I'm currently attempting to sell my VCI 380 and can't even get anyone to bite on it.
Robbie O 2:24 PM - 4 June, 2013
Is it better to do your thing on the show, be a finalist, get mad props and not win... then to win and be locked in to a 250K year contract?

Is it possible that Karnes and Boi could make more money due to less restrictions that is put on the winner?

Just saying.... I got a feeling Karnes isn't crying about not winning... thoughts?
Dj-M.Bezzle 2:29 PM - 4 June, 2013
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Is it better to do your thing on the show, be a finalist, get mad props and not win... then to win and be locked in to a 250K year contract?


Nope

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Is it possible that Karnes and Boi could make more money due to less restrictions that is put on the winner?


Its only a year contract so probably not
CMOS 2:45 PM - 4 June, 2013
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Marketing is EVERYTHING and trumps anything.



market my schweaty balls



Done:

biddybytes.com
XCAKID 2:49 PM - 4 June, 2013
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Is it possible that Karnes and Boi could make more money due to less restrictions that is put on the winner?



My thoughts exactly. I think being a finalist opens as much doors as the winner. Maybe even more so, since, as you said, there are no contracts to prevent you from walking through those doors. Hell, I think even being on the show (unless you bomb like Dimepiece or the first one booted) can open a lot of doors.
Funkytownstopsix 2:49 PM - 4 June, 2013
Congrats to JCO..... He did his thing!!!! Anybody get the erie feeling that when he said he was going to use the Smirnoff chicks that he was going to win.
SpareChange 2:50 PM - 4 June, 2013
I haven't watched any of the last 2 seasons after they played Revolution, but didn't Auttomattik tell everybody what was gonna happen over a month ago..

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7:13 PM - 3 April, 2013

Ok, I've waited to say anything, read this whole fuckin thread, but I can't stay quiet anymore. This show is a Smirnoff ad, that is all. A dj "reality" show could never work because of licencing issues. Basically, they can only play snippets of the songs they get cleared for the tv show. That is expensive, and will never change in any Dj "reality" show.

Next, in past seasons, dj's have come out and told that they had a small thumb drive of licenced music to play on the show and that was all they could play. Also, in order to make people fail they would wait till an hour or less to get the contestants music before there performances. There were also some that said that process was not done equally for every dj. Look up DJ Wicked on YouTube.

To touch on the fact that IDEE got bounced with about 1.5 secs. of air time goes to show you that the show is complete bullshit. The kid is incredible, both as a turntablist and a party rocker. He could DJ with his feet better than half of the stage props that got through that first cut. Much love to Idee, you got fucked my dude.

Most of the DJ's on the first 2 seasons did not audition, the auditions are 95% show to make it seem like the show is reality based. This season they did show Jayceeoh trying out, but that may have been a invite type try out. He is well known and a dope DJ for sure. Vajra aka Chris Karns did NOT try out, I know this for a fact. In fact, I didn't wanna get into it cause I hate talking like this, but I did a show with a world famous DJ about a month ago.
I've worked with him 4 times and have been around him Djing shows over a dozen times. He was asked every season of the show to be on, without a try out. In fact they told him the $$$ was his, he just had to sign up. You would all know this dj for sure, and he probably is considered by a lot of DJs, the one of the best all around, if not the best. We spoke about the most resent show and he told them, he already made it as a DJ and doesn't need the show. He told me that he would never want to be beholden to a liquor sponsor or their agenda or their tour schedule. He is also very lucky to DJ for $5000-$10000 a night.

I'm not gonna call him out, I consider the dude a friend even though he's really just an acquaintance. So I'll get shit, or be called a liar, I don't give a fuck. I just wanna play spoiler so real djs don't buy into this shit. Yes, I watched the first episode hoping I'd see some djing but I'm done with it besides I know some shit. I hope I can ruin any future threads about this stupid fucking show. But there will probably be a weekly thread for every stupid episode any way.

Maybe I can help that not happen. My "boy", the aformentioned DJ, was also invited to the last taping, the finals, and he attended. I will bet anyone on this site ANY amount of $$$ which DJ wins!!!!! Hit me up!!!(Space down for spoiler)

























Jayceeoh wins that shit against Chris Karns, and it was all stage prop type shit. No disrespect to Jayceeoh at all, he's dope. He just did what Smirnoff wanted him to do in order to win. Lastly, NO, I will not tell you who that DJ is who told me all this. I won't blow up his spot, so don't guess. Just give me shit, or bet me bitches. Oh, and to whoever said that Jayceeoh's parents didn't listen to hip hop, no shit, of course not, he's like 34-35, he was born in the 70's. Haha, but that statement ya made seemed kinda racist. Was it cause he's a white dude?

DJ Em Nice 3:20 PM - 4 June, 2013
Nice. I must have missed this post cause I would not have watched this. Dude is correct on all points. The show is BS. I thought that when u saw some if the DJs, Dime Piece, Cry Guy, B Hen, Homme ( he did rock that iPad though), And that dude from Philly. Dawes got shafted, should have been him going up against bitch boy...
DJJOHNNYM_vSL3 3:34 PM - 4 June, 2013
Boo...
AKIEM 3:40 PM - 4 June, 2013
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Take any EDM superstar - we all know there are a hundred EDM dudes who are "better" DJs who play better selections and so on - the difference is the record label marketing companies and so on.

The only marketing I have ever seen in over a decade is flyers and internet promoting. All your really saying is that ravers travel farther, flyer harder and bust their ass on the cpu more cause we all know the record lables don't do shit.


Cool story. Flyering a rave? Not what I'm talking about.

The fact is the highest paid EDM "DJs" skilled or not are RECORDING ARTISTS, signed to large or major labels. Those record labels have or higher marketing firms.

Turntablists are generally not recording artist, or signed to any record label. Some do, but nothing compared. They do not have major companies and marketing firms pushing them.

So it doesn't matter if you can see or understand what type of marketing is taking place that's the real reason one set of DJs is paid far more than the other. It's not about skill, its not about selection. Its about record deals. Those "DJs" where built by record labels. The tour to support albums.

If you want to compare Hip-Hop to EDM, comparing RECORDING ARTIST makes better sense.
djransom 3:50 PM - 4 June, 2013
Is DJ P, last year winner, touring or anything? It seems like I see Yonny and M-Squared moreso than anyone from the show last year and they didn't even win.
Funkytownstopsix 3:56 PM - 4 June, 2013
The ledgenDJ Kid Caprie last night Dj-ed using Serato and only two time contorlled records. According to someone on these fourms he is not a DISK JOCKEY aka DJ because he is not jocking records. I'm just saying :)

Sometimes I sit and look at life from a different angle
Don't know if I'm God's child or I'm Satan's angel.

This is what happens when bored....AW
AKIEM 4:01 PM - 4 June, 2013
Well I've heard it said in this thread:
a) anyone who can press play on some music while people listen is a DJ.
b) pulling analog vinyl from a crate, anything else is not DJing.
DJ Construc 4:04 PM - 4 June, 2013
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The ledgenDJ Kid Caprie last night Dj-ed using Serato and only two time contorlled records. According to someone on these fourms he is not a DISK JOCKEY aka DJ because he is not jocking records. I'm just saying :)

Sometimes I sit and look at life from a different angle
Don't know if I'm God's child or I'm Satan's angel.

This is what happens when bored....AW


He is wack
Funkytownstopsix 4:05 PM - 4 June, 2013
Kid is wack your saying :)
DJ Construc 4:08 PM - 4 June, 2013
Yes, Kid Capri is mad basic. He has been at the same skill level for over 25 years, he has not evolved one bit.
DJ Construc 4:09 PM - 4 June, 2013
BTW, he is only a real DJ when playing 45's at the park
Funkytownstopsix 4:12 PM - 4 June, 2013
U know DJ Construc your are alright, you say some real DJ stuff every now and then......
Incognegro 4:21 PM - 4 June, 2013
Jay had the showmanship to put on an event like they wanted.

CK had the skill but selection to me wasnt on point.

I-Boi - well he needs more exposure surely cause his tracks were great but the showmanship needed to win wasnt.
Funkytownstopsix 4:27 PM - 4 June, 2013
You know it might have been a diffrent outcome if he had came around the table and rapped/sang/anything..... I was expecting him to pull out an I pad or something. From the look of it , that just means he never really has to hype the crowd for his shows he uses the tables for that....
 6 4:27 PM - 4 June, 2013
You DJ so bad, you just won MotM with props. lol

nm
 6 4:28 PM - 4 June, 2013
"So just because you think you are on a winning team because you play EDM too and get butthurt over the fact that it takes less skill to press start - making the point about how much money some top EDM "DJ" makes is meaningless. It's proof of nothing."

lol @ the winning team

nm
 6 4:28 PM - 4 June, 2013
And KaGeN was also on point with his posts.

nm
CMOS 4:30 PM - 4 June, 2013
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That was sick. Had the full Monty with the lights rockin the co2 blasts. It's ova, the others did a DJ set, he put on a show.




Boo...



Which brings us back to the never ending question....



Skills or..



Shiny lights and gimmicks...



I'm disgusted....



The competition was who puts on the best show. Not who is the better technical DJ.

Karns runs circles around them technically, can he put on a show that everyday joes want to see?
CMOS 4:32 PM - 4 June, 2013
I think whipping out the mashine actually hurt him as the crowd has no idea what he doing. You have to step outside yourself as a DJ and look at this as a fan who would pay money to see the show.
DJ Em Nice 4:37 PM - 4 June, 2013
I would pay to see someone kick confetti throwing dudes arse...
CMOS 4:43 PM - 4 June, 2013
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I would pay to see someone kick confetti throwing dudes arse...



lol I think I said that like 200 posts ago, he just has that "I need a beating" look.
Dj_KaGeN 4:52 PM - 4 June, 2013
MOTM LAUNCH PARTY in Pittsburg...

midnightguru.com
Joshua Carl 5:08 PM - 4 June, 2013
Im totally confused by that ^^^

is that a complete bite, or is smirnoff now using their liquor reps to greenlight these parties.
Dj-M.Bezzle 5:08 PM - 4 June, 2013
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Take any EDM superstar - we all know there are a hundred EDM dudes who are "better" DJs who play better selections and so on - the difference is the record label marketing companies and so on.

The only marketing I have ever seen in over a decade is flyers and internet promoting. All your really saying is that ravers travel farther, flyer harder and bust their ass on the cpu more cause we all know the record lables don't do shit.


Cool story. Flyering a rave? Not what I'm talking about.

The fact is the highest paid EDM "DJs" skilled or not are RECORDING ARTISTS, signed to large or major labels. Those record labels have or higher marketing firms.

Turntablists are generally not recording artist, or signed to any record label. Some do, but nothing compared. They do not have major companies and marketing firms pushing them.

So it doesn't matter if you can see or understand what type of marketing is taking place that's the real reason one set of DJs is paid far more than the other. It's not about skill, its not about selection. Its about record deals. Those "DJs" where built by record labels. The tour to support albums.

If you want to compare Hip-Hop to EDM, comparing RECORDING ARTIST makes better sense.


So why do you think these labels are signing and promoting one set of djs and not the other, do you really think they would push one over the other if they were both capable of generating the same return in revenue?
 6 5:09 PM - 4 June, 2013
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I think whipping out the mashine actually hurt him as the crowd has no idea what he doing. You have to step outside yourself as a DJ and look at this as a fan who would pay money to see the show.


In other words, he needed tits to win.

lmao

nm
Joshua Carl 5:10 PM - 4 June, 2013
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he needed tits to win.


well they were in Miami, and as Jayceeoh demonstrated readily availible.
LMFAO
CMOS 5:47 PM - 4 June, 2013
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I think whipping out the mashine actually hurt him as the crowd has no idea what he doing. You have to step outside yourself as a DJ and look at this as a fan who would pay money to see the show.




In other words, he needed tits to win.



lmao



nm



See someone gets it.

:P
DJ Art Pumpin Payne 6:03 PM - 4 June, 2013
I still gotta check out the last episode but the two things that I liked about this season....

1. Smirnoff hosting the full episodes on their website so I can keep up with the series. BET REALLY sucked in Seasons 1 and 2 in regards to hosting the show and making available for viewing other than broadcast time.

2. It worked.... Now that summer is here, I might try some of those mixed drinks that they were promoting in the hour long commercials. Last time I drank Smirnoff was in High School or College (other than an occasional well drink) I haven't tried their flavored Vodkas yet but some did sound tasty. I may buy a bottle,,,,
CMOS 6:08 PM - 4 June, 2013
Is this show on different channels in different locations?

I watch on VH1.
DJ Art Pumpin Payne 6:13 PM - 4 June, 2013
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Is this show on different channels in different locations?

I watch on VH1.


I think previous seasons were on BET - www.bet.com

I could never keep up and full episodes were never on line where I could find them
Funkytownstopsix 6:17 PM - 4 June, 2013
so when you guys say full episodes do you mean unedited meaning you get to see each dj's full set without edits or just what was aired.
DJ Art Pumpin Payne 6:25 PM - 4 June, 2013
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so when you guys say full episodes do you mean unedited meaning you get to see each dj's full set without edits or just what was aired.


Just what was aired, previous seasons were a lot of snippets like this: www.smirnoff.com

This is like a 4 and 1/2 min recap of the final episode but not the full (almost) hour show. That was the kinda shit BET would put up online (or what I found) in the last seasons.

Audio sets (no video) of the full dj mix sets were posted on future.fm link is somewhere above.
AKIEM 7:16 PM - 4 June, 2013
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So why do you think these labels are signing and promoting one set of djs and not the other, do you really think they would push one over the other if they were both capable of generating the same return in revenue?


Not really sure how I can explain it better but to keep saying: they are signing RECORD PRODUCERS who were or can pull off "DJing". They arnt signing guys because they DJ, they are signing guys who MAKE RECORDS.

Turntablists arnt the greatest producers because they spend all their time practicing. Why give a dude who doesn't make any records a record deal?

Once again these labels are signing ***RECORD PRODUCERS*** who can be marketed as a "DJ".
Dj-M.Bezzle 7:26 PM - 4 June, 2013
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Why give a dude who doesn't make any records a record deal?

Turntablists arnt the greatest

/thread
AKIEM 7:27 PM - 4 June, 2013
Lame
bandoma 7:32 PM - 4 June, 2013
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So why do you think these labels are signing and promoting one set of djs and not the other, do you really think they would push one over the other if they were both capable of generating the same return in revenue?


Not really sure how I can explain it better but to keep saying: they are signing RECORD PRODUCERS who were or can pull off "DJing". They arnt signing guys because they DJ, they are signing guys who MAKE RECORDS.

Turntablists arnt the greatest producers because they spend all their time practicing. Why give a dude who doesn't make any records a record deal?

Once again these labels are signing ***RECORD PRODUCERS*** who can be marketed as a "DJ".


THIS!

I can agree that a ton of these EDM DJs are producers, not djs. Especially the younger cats who came up really fast by making a hit record.

i'll say this though, the discipline that it takes to learn how to produce music is analogous to the discipline it takes to learn how to skratch.

and i say this from personal experience. not everyone has the patience to practice 2 click flares in their bedrooms for 8 hours straight nor sit in front of the computer for a whole day trying to perfect the track you're working on.

this is why I respect some of the GOOD EDM producers.
AKIEM 7:33 PM - 4 June, 2013
MexiKanMan 8:00 PM - 4 June, 2013
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Ok, I've waited to say anything, read this whole fuckin thread, but I can't stay quiet anymore. This show is a Smirnoff ad, that is all. A dj "reality" show could never work because of licencing issues. Basically, they can only play snippets of the songs they get cleared for the tv show. That is expensive, and will never change in any Dj "reality" show.



I was wonderin' about four episodes ago why 3-4 of them were playing the same effing song. First of all, you'd be in the same "production" room and could hear eachother playing the same crap and I'm thinking, "out of all the old school songs to play, they both selected the same song....and the same drop"? Hmmph...now I know why.
DJ Em Nice 8:03 PM - 4 June, 2013

Dude was in the wrong building...
Joshua Carl 8:08 PM - 4 June, 2013
that HAS to be staged!

how would someone get to that level of DMCs not having won their regional.
unless the he bumped off the real dude from austria
Mike_P 8:45 PM - 4 June, 2013
Lol. nope it was real. I remember when that happened. I think what happened was that there was no one else who showed up to the regional and he went to finals by default.
 6 8:48 PM - 4 June, 2013
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Lol. nope it was real. I remember when that happened. I think what happened was that there was no one else who showed up to the regional and he went to finals by default.


You DJ so bad, they send you to the execution chair by default.

nm
Mike_P 8:54 PM - 4 June, 2013
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Lol. nope it was real. I remember when that happened. I think what happened was that there was no one else who showed up to the regional and he went to finals by default.


You DJ so bad, they send you to the execution chair by default.

nm

LOL. I'm just surprised NOT A SINGLE PERSON said, "hey bro, don't do that shit." And what must he have been thinking watching all of the other competitors who went before him?
Mike_P 8:56 PM - 4 June, 2013
BTW I don't think Vajra's MPC routine was good at all. He didn't really flip the sample. He just ended up playing the song the way it is, just by pushing the buttons on an MPC. :^\
djaction 9:39 PM - 4 June, 2013
why is anyone even commenting on the 'competition' ? months ago that dude posted up that the whole thing was rigged/fake from the start and he was right on the money calling it being vajra+jayceeoh at the end w/ jc winning it.
Dj-M.Bezzle 9:39 PM - 4 June, 2013
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why is anyone even commenting on the 'competition' ? months ago that dude posted up that the whole thing was rigged/fake from the start and he was right on the money calling it being vajra+jayceeoh at the end w/ jc winning it.

Yup
 6 9:40 PM - 4 June, 2013
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why is anyone even commenting on the 'competition' ? months ago that dude posted up that the whole thing was rigged/fake from the start and he was right on the money calling it being vajra+jayceeoh at the end w/ jc winning it.


Why are you commenting on this thread. I called it ? months ago about how you were going to be commenting about it after the season was over.

nm
antimatter 9:43 PM - 4 June, 2013
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Take any EDM superstar - we all know there are a hundred EDM dudes who are "better" DJs who play better selections and so on - the difference is the record label marketing companies and so on.


The only marketing I have ever seen in over a decade is flyers and internet promoting. All your really saying is that ravers travel farther, flyer harder and bust their ass on the cpu more cause we all know the record lables don't do shit.




Cool story. Flyering a rave? Not what I'm talking about.



The fact is the highest paid EDM "DJs" skilled or not are RECORDING ARTISTS, signed to large or major labels. Those record labels have or higher marketing firms.



Turntablists are generally not recording artist, or signed to any record label. Some do, but nothing compared. They do not have major companies and marketing firms pushing them.



So it doesn't matter if you can see or understand what type of marketing is taking place that's the real reason one set of DJs is paid far more than the other. It's not about skill, its not about selection. Its about record deals. Those "DJs" where built by record labels. The tour to support albums.



If you want to compare Hip-Hop to EDM, comparing RECORDING ARTIST makes better sense.

It would take a hundred house, d and b, breaks labels to equal one of the rap labels that support dmc events and dj's. Why don't you just face the fact that rap and hiphop fell off a decade ago and nobody (at least guys) likes hearing this crap bling music. That's why electronic draws bigger crowds not labels that's absolutely ridiculous. The production co.'s and the dj's do allot of the work.

I'm gonna clue you in on somthin that took me several years of going to commercial rave events to figure out. Commercial rave events suck. So do commercial electronic dj's. I hate pauly d, skrillex, tiesto, benny benassi, shm, way more than you do. I haven't stepped foot inside a fancy jersey shore show type club in over a decade.

Where do I see my electronic dj's at? Your local dive bar and commercial outdoor events. Yeah I go to commericail events but only bfe. Somethin about being in bfe takes away the commercialness and let's the dj loosen up a lil. I saw craze at a bfe event. Dive bars? Yeah dive bars in the wintertime. There is def. a decent group of electronic dj's in your city that feel like I do and bring in real talent like Paul Johnson, Derrick Carter, Total Science, Goldie, Andy C I could go on and on but yeah all those guys seen in dive bars probably smaller than the size of your living room or closet if you got bank, all for around $10.

How do we do that? We spend our own hard earned money cause were that sick and tired of commercial events, just like you. No help from record labels trust me.
Dj-M.Bezzle 9:49 PM - 4 June, 2013
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Take any EDM superstar - we all know there are a hundred EDM dudes who are "better" DJs who play better selections and so on - the difference is the record label marketing companies and so on.


The only marketing I have ever seen in over a decade is flyers and internet promoting. All your really saying is that ravers travel farther, flyer harder and bust their ass on the cpu more cause we all know the record lables don't do shit.




Cool story. Flyering a rave? Not what I'm talking about.



The fact is the highest paid EDM "DJs" skilled or not are RECORDING ARTISTS, signed to large or major labels. Those record labels have or higher marketing firms.



Turntablists are generally not recording artist, or signed to any record label. Some do, but nothing compared. They do not have major companies and marketing firms pushing them.



So it doesn't matter if you can see or understand what type of marketing is taking place that's the real reason one set of DJs is paid far more than the other. It's not about skill, its not about selection. Its about record deals. Those "DJs" where built by record labels. The tour to support albums.



If you want to compare Hip-Hop to EDM, comparing RECORDING ARTIST makes better sense.

It would take a hundred house, d and b, breaks labels to equal one of the rap labels that support dmc events and dj's. Why don't you just face the fact that rap and hiphop fell off a decade ago and nobody (at least guys) likes hearing this crap bling music. That's why electronic draws bigger crowds not labels that's absolutely ridiculous. The production co.'s and the dj's do allot of the work.

I'm gonna clue you in on somthin that took me several years of going to commercial rave events to figure out. Commercial rave events suck. So do commercial electronic dj's. I hate pauly d, skrillex, tiesto, benny benassi, shm, way more than you do. I haven't stepped foot inside a fancy jersey shore show type club in over a decade.

Where do I see my electronic dj's at? Your local dive bar and commercial outdoor events. Yeah I go to commericail events but only bfe. Somethin about being in bfe takes away the commercialness and let's the dj loosen up a lil. I saw craze at a bfe event. Dive bars? Yeah dive bars in the wintertime. There is def. a decent group of electronic dj's in your city that feel like I do and bring in real talent like Paul Johnson, Derrick Carter, Total Science, Goldie, Andy C I could go on and on but yeah all those guys seen in dive bars probably smaller than the size of your living room or closet if you got bank, all for around $10.

How do we do that? We spend our own hard earned money cause were that sick and tired of commercial events, just like you. No help from record labels trust me.


Your first paragraph was bullshit but the rest of your post was spot on...if you could figure out a way to say the exact same thing without sounding like a whinning 6 year old id cosign
antimatter 9:53 PM - 4 June, 2013
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"So just because you think you are on a winning team because you play EDM too and get butthurt over the fact that it takes less skill to press start - making the point about how much money some top EDM "DJ" makes is meaningless. It's proof of nothing."



lol @ the winning team



nm

Uhh actually that was the dmc fans pointing out how much money electronic dj's make, which isn't much unless your a fluff dj, so I don't know why they feel the need to point that out.
Dj-M.Bezzle 9:54 PM - 4 June, 2013
Whats hilarious in my area is theres a very clear distinction in the crowds, the paint party big name dj partys which attract a crowd who wants gimmiks and thinks every dj on stage is deadmau5, then our shows that bring in legit talent and the crowds that live and breath this music, different big promo companys network to make sure they dont throw events on the same day and us undergrounders do so as well but we dont care about throwin one the same day crossways because we both know we draw different crowds and honestly we dont want those tourists at our partys
Mr. Goodkat 10:00 PM - 4 June, 2013
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I'm gonna clue you in on somthin that took me several years of going to commercial rave events to figure out. Commercial rave events suck. So do commercial electronic dj's. I hate pauly d, skrillex, tiesto, benny benassi, shm, way more than you do. I haven't stepped foot inside a fancy jersey shore show type club in over a decade.



the only upside fancy jersey shore clubs have, for the most part, over small venues, is better sound.... and there are higher %age of women that you dont have to shield your face from looking at. but then again it is about the music.

i go to them all, big chz clubs, small raves, warehouse/loft parties. if i wanna hear the music, ill go whereever. other wise i have to get paid(dj) to go to the chz bottle clubs.
antimatter 10:01 PM - 4 June, 2013
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Whats hilarious in my area is theres a very clear distinction in the crowds, the paint party big name dj partys which attract a crowd who wants gimmiks and thinks every dj on stage is deadmau5, then our shows that bring in legit talent and the crowds that live and breath this music, different big promo companys network to make sure they dont throw events on the same day and us undergrounders do so as well but we dont care about throwin one the same day crossways because we both know we draw different crowds and honestly we dont want those tourists at our partys

standing ovation. I thought people on here would know tha difference between commercial and underground electronic. I guess not but underground kicks commercial's ass bigtime. No fog, no lights, and the worst drug is kindbudd.
phonze 10:02 PM - 4 June, 2013
aww man, my facebook newsfeed spoiled the winner. Good for him though I was hoping he would win it.
AKIEM 10:03 PM - 4 June, 2013
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Take any EDM superstar - we all know there are a hundred EDM dudes who are "better" DJs who play better selections and so on - the difference is the record label marketing companies and so on.


The only marketing I have ever seen in over a decade is flyers and internet promoting. All your really saying is that ravers travel farther, flyer harder and bust their ass on the cpu more cause we all know the record lables don't do shit.




Cool story. Flyering a rave? Not what I'm talking about.



The fact is the highest paid EDM "DJs" skilled or not are RECORDING ARTISTS, signed to large or major labels. Those record labels have or higher marketing firms.



Turntablists are generally not recording artist, or signed to any record label. Some do, but nothing compared. They do not have major companies and marketing firms pushing them.



So it doesn't matter if you can see or understand what type of marketing is taking place that's the real reason one set of DJs is paid far more than the other. It's not about skill, its not about selection. Its about record deals. Those "DJs" where built by record labels. The tour to support albums.



If you want to compare Hip-Hop to EDM, comparing RECORDING ARTIST makes better sense.

It would take a hundred house, d and b, breaks labels to equal one of the rap labels that support dmc events and dj's. Why don't you just face the fact that rap and hiphop fell off a decade ago and nobody (at least guys) likes hearing this crap bling music. That's why electronic draws bigger crowds not labels that's absolutely ridiculous. The production co.'s and the dj's do allot of the work.

I'm gonna clue you in on somthin that took me several years of going to commercial rave events to figure out. Commercial rave events suck. So do commercial electronic dj's. I hate pauly d, skrillex, tiesto, benny benassi, shm, way more than you do. I haven't stepped foot inside a fancy jersey shore show type club in over a decade.

Where do I see my electronic dj's at? Your local dive bar and commercial outdoor events. Yeah I go to commericail events but only bfe. Somethin about being in bfe takes away the commercialness and let's the dj loosen up a lil. I saw craze at a bfe event. Dive bars? Yeah dive bars in the wintertime. There is def. a decent group of electronic dj's in your city that feel like I do and bring in real talent like Paul Johnson, Derrick Carter, Total Science, Goldie, Andy C I could go on and on but yeah all those guys seen in dive bars probably smaller than the size of your living room or closet if you got bank, all for around $10.

How do we do that? We spend our own hard earned money cause were that sick and tired of commercial events, just like you. No help from record labels trust me.


Not really sure how this is even a response.

And I'm not rooting for a team or whatever you are doing so...

Best response I guess is Turntablists never made the money EDM "DJs" are making nowadays. They have also always been part of 'underground' movements - so I don't see where bling music has anything at all to do with what we are talking about.

And really you seem to be agreeing with the shit I was saying earlier

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Take any EDM superstar - we all know there are a hundred EDM dudes who are "better" DJs who play better selections and so on - the difference is the record label marketing companies and so on.
antimatter 10:14 PM - 4 June, 2013

Your first paragraph was bullshit but the rest of your post was spot on...if you could figure out a way to say the exact same thing without sounding like a whinning 6 year old id cosign
Good point but did you see the way the dmc guys reacted after the knob twister won. If I'm 6 then they are 3 ;)/priceless
AKIEM 10:14 PM - 4 June, 2013
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ok, they dont make techs 1200.

I understand there has to be some skill displayed, but in 99.9% of club situations dmc routines are not going to get it.

If people did need to see that, then why would these boring edm djs be drawing 1-50k people out to events. why arent craze, atrak, and klever and other dmc masters headlining every major event and the boring edm guys be playing back rooms and small clubs??

ever seen an all turntablist line up out draw a edm lineup??
AKIEM 10:15 PM - 4 June, 2013
Marketing.
DJJOHNNYM_vSL3 10:39 PM - 4 June, 2013
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I'm disgusted....


The competition was who puts on the best show. Not who is the better technical DJ.


Yeah, I know, but it's CRAZY how I can remember mad challenges CK got props for, was completely praised for, but not one that Jayceeoh did....

Like they should have done a sum of who WON the most challenges, cuz that LAST challenge was all about those Smirnoff bottles...

Do y'all think they "tailored" the challenges to who was left in the lineups after each elimination?
Dj-M.Bezzle 10:40 PM - 4 June, 2013
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Marketing.

marketing works both ways
 6 10:58 PM - 4 June, 2013
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Whats hilarious in my area is theres a very clear distinction in the crowds, the paint party big name dj partys which attract a crowd who wants gimmiks and thinks every dj on stage is deadmau5, then our shows that bring in legit talent and the crowds that live and breath this music, different big promo companys network to make sure they dont throw events on the same day and us undergrounders do so as well but we dont care about throwin one the same day crossways because we both know we draw different crowds and honestly we dont want those tourists at our partys

standing ovation. I thought people on here would know tha difference between commercial and underground electronic. I guess not but underground kicks commercial's ass bigtime. No fog, no lights, and the worst drug is kindbudd.


That's cause you haven't seen video footage of Bezzle's underground gig in the forest. lmfao
Mr. Goodkat 11:09 PM - 4 June, 2013
i wonder if craze has ever been marketed? (rhetorical question)
djaction 11:22 PM - 4 June, 2013
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7:13 PM - 3 April, 2013

Ok, I've waited to say anything, read this whole fuckin thread, but I can't stay quiet anymore. This show is a Smirnoff ad, that is all. A dj "reality" show could never work because of licencing issues. Basically, they can only play snippets of the songs they get cleared for the tv show. That is expensive, and will never change in any Dj "reality" show.

Next, in past seasons, dj's have come out and told that they had a small thumb drive of licenced music to play on the show and that was all they could play. Also, in order to make people fail they would wait till an hour or less to get the contestants music before there performances. There were also some that said that process was not done equally for every dj. Look up DJ Wicked on YouTube.

To touch on the fact that IDEE got bounced with about 1.5 secs. of air time goes to show you that the show is complete bullshit. The kid is incredible, both as a turntablist and a party rocker. He could DJ with his feet better than half of the stage props that got through that first cut. Much love to Idee, you got fucked my dude.

Most of the DJ's on the first 2 seasons did not audition, the auditions are 95% show to make it seem like the show is reality based. This season they did show Jayceeoh trying out, but that may have been a invite type try out. He is well known and a dope DJ for sure. Vajra aka Chris Karns did NOT try out, I know this for a fact. In fact, I didn't wanna get into it cause I hate talking like this, but I did a show with a world famous DJ about a month ago.
I've worked with him 4 times and have been around him Djing shows over a dozen times. He was asked every season of the show to be on, without a try out. In fact they told him the $$$ was his, he just had to sign up. You would all know this dj for sure, and he probably is considered by a lot of DJs, the one of the best all around, if not the best. We spoke about the most resent show and he told them, he already made it as a DJ and doesn't need the show. He told me that he would never want to be beholden to a liquor sponsor or their agenda or their tour schedule. He is also very lucky to DJ for $5000-$10000 a night.

I'm not gonna call him out, I consider the dude a friend even though he's really just an acquaintance. So I'll get shit, or be called a liar, I don't give a fuck. I just wanna play spoiler so real djs don't buy into this shit. Yes, I watched the first episode hoping I'd see some djing but I'm done with it besides I know some shit. I hope I can ruin any future threads about this stupid fucking show. But there will probably be a weekly thread for every stupid episode any way.

Maybe I can help that not happen. My "boy", the aformentioned DJ, was also invited to the last taping, the finals, and he attended. I will bet anyone on this site ANY amount of $$$ which DJ wins!!!!! Hit me up!!!(Space down for spoiler)

























Jayceeoh wins that shit against Chris Karns, and it was all stage prop type shit. No disrespect to Jayceeoh at all, he's dope. He just did what Smirnoff wanted him to do in order to win. Lastly, NO, I will not tell you who that DJ is who told me all this. I won't blow up his spot, so don't guess. Just give me shit, or bet me bitches. Oh, and to whoever said that Jayceeoh's parents didn't listen to hip hop, no shit, of course not, he's like 34-35, he was born in the 70's. Haha, but that statement ya made seemed kinda racist. Was it cause he's a white dude?


posted APRIL 3rd 2013..
djaction 11:22 PM - 4 June, 2013
i wonder if the dude offered to 'fake win' this year was Jazzy Jeff
Mike_P 11:41 PM - 4 June, 2013
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i wonder if the dude offered to 'fake win' this year was Jazzy Jeff

Lets do some deductive reasoning here. The dude who posted said that the DJ who was offered the win was also invited to and attended the finale. That's how he knew who the winner was. Who was the superstar DJ in the audience at the finale? Craze.
djaction 11:45 PM - 4 June, 2013
ah yeah good call i missed that
DJ ST 11:46 PM - 4 June, 2013
^I've heard same kind of rumor from a friend of mine.

But seriously, based on a single performance people are calling Jayceeoh lame or "knob twister"? And how long have you followed his career?

Dude has more than paid his dues, you should have seen his footage from his Deck Demons-crew days, or the way he kicked ass in that McDonalds "Flavor Battle" (susceptible, I know, but he really killed the other two dudes). And don't forget his "Super 7"-mixtape series... But most of all, go see him LIVE.
DJ Em Nice 11:47 PM - 4 June, 2013
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ah yeah good call i missed that


off topic, dude, your avatar is hilarious...good one.
 6 12:02 AM - 5 June, 2013
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7:13 PM - 3 April, 2013

Ok, I've waited to say anything, read this whole fuckin thread, but I can't stay quiet anymore. This show is a Smirnoff ad, that is all. A dj "reality" show could never work because of licencing issues. Basically, they can only play snippets of the songs they get cleared for the tv show. That is expensive, and will never change in any Dj "reality" show.

Next, in past seasons, dj's have come out and told that they had a small thumb drive of licenced music to play on the show and that was all they could play. Also, in order to make people fail they would wait till an hour or less to get the contestants music before there performances. There were also some that said that process was not done equally for every dj. Look up DJ Wicked on YouTube.

To touch on the fact that IDEE got bounced with about 1.5 secs. of air time goes to show you that the show is complete bullshit. The kid is incredible, both as a turntablist and a party rocker. He could DJ with his feet better than half of the stage props that got through that first cut. Much love to Idee, you got fucked my dude.

Most of the DJ's on the first 2 seasons did not audition, the auditions are 95% show to make it seem like the show is reality based. This season they did show Jayceeoh trying out, but that may have been a invite type try out. He is well known and a dope DJ for sure. Vajra aka Chris Karns did NOT try out, I know this for a fact. In fact, I didn't wanna get into it cause I hate talking like this, but I did a show with a world famous DJ about a month ago.
I've worked with him 4 times and have been around him Djing shows over a dozen times. He was asked every season of the show to be on, without a try out. In fact they told him the $$$ was his, he just had to sign up. You would all know this dj for sure, and he probably is considered by a lot of DJs, the one of the best all around, if not the best. We spoke about the most resent show and he told them, he already made it as a DJ and doesn't need the show. He told me that he would never want to be beholden to a liquor sponsor or their agenda or their tour schedule. He is also very lucky to DJ for $5000-$10000 a night.

I'm not gonna call him out, I consider the dude a friend even though he's really just an acquaintance. So I'll get shit, or be called a liar, I don't give a fuck. I just wanna play spoiler so real djs don't buy into this shit. Yes, I watched the first episode hoping I'd see some djing but I'm done with it besides I know some shit. I hope I can ruin any future threads about this stupid fucking show. But there will probably be a weekly thread for every stupid episode any way.

Maybe I can help that not happen. My "boy", the aformentioned DJ, was also invited to the last taping, the finals, and he attended. I will bet anyone on this site ANY amount of $$$ which DJ wins!!!!! Hit me up!!!(Space down for spoiler)

























Jayceeoh wins that shit against Chris Karns, and it was all stage prop type shit. No disrespect to Jayceeoh at all, he's dope. He just did what Smirnoff wanted him to do in order to win. Lastly, NO, I will not tell you who that DJ is who told me all this. I won't blow up his spot, so don't guess. Just give me shit, or bet me bitches. Oh, and to whoever said that Jayceeoh's parents didn't listen to hip hop, no shit, of course not, he's like 34-35, he was born in the 70's. Haha, but that statement ya made seemed kinda racist. Was it cause he's a white dude?


posted APRIL 3rd 2013..



Cool story bro

nm
 6 12:03 AM - 5 June, 2013
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^I've heard same kind of rumor from a friend of mine.

But seriously, based on a single performance people are calling Jayceeoh lame or "knob twister"? And how long have you followed his career?

Dude has more than paid his dues, you should have seen his footage from his Deck Demons-crew days, or the way he kicked ass in that McDonalds "Flavor Battle" (susceptible, I know, but he really killed the other two dudes). And don't forget his "Super 7"-mixtape series... But most of all, go see how I suck his nuts LIVE.



No thanks

nm
 6 12:03 AM - 5 June, 2013
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off topic, dude, your avatar is hilarious...good one.


That's a list of people he fucked. Bieber is next. nm
djaction 12:10 AM - 5 June, 2013
lol
DJRemixEnt 12:37 AM - 5 June, 2013
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off topic, dude, your avatar is hilarious...good one.


That's a list of people he fucked. Bieber is next. nm


lol...good one
AKIEM 1:34 AM - 5 June, 2013
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Marketing.

marketing works, I go both ways


You don't get it.
nm
AKIEM 1:50 AM - 5 June, 2013
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i wonder if craze has ever been marketed? (rhetorical question)


Has anyone ever put up a multi-million dollar marketing campaign? tour support, press, radio, tv, pricing positioning. There is a huge apparatus is place and large sums of money changing hands in order to do shit like make sure Tiesto is on the right shelf at Walmart when his album drops. Once again, all the "top" EDM DJs are recording artist being pushed by record labels with gobs of money.

Has nothing to do with any DJ skill level.

Nm
antimatter 3:10 AM - 5 June, 2013
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i wonder if craze has ever been marketed? (rhetorical question)




Has anyone ever put up a multi-million dollar marketing campaign? tour support, press, radio, tv, pricing positioning. There is a huge apparatus is place and large sums of money changing hands in order to do shit like make sure Tiesto is on the right shelf at Walmart when his album drops. Once again, all the "top" EDM DJs are recording artist being pushed by record labels with gobs of money.



Has nothing to do with any DJ skill level.



Nm

True but you are talking about "top" and that's only 1% of electronic dj's. One month on the underground circuit and you would have a hard time going back to dmc events. Do the dj's I mentioned in the dive bars play big commercial events? Yes they do but you got put food on the table and as long as all of those guys spin for peanuts for us pure electronic lovers every once in a while I don't know how you can fault them. Do you spin for free?
AKIEM 3:38 AM - 5 June, 2013
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i wonder if craze has ever been marketed? (rhetorical question)




Has anyone ever put up a multi-million dollar marketing campaign? tour support, press, radio, tv, pricing positioning. There is a huge apparatus is place and large sums of money changing hands in order to do shit like make sure Tiesto is on the right shelf at Walmart when his album drops. Once again, all the "top" EDM DJs are recording artist being pushed by record labels with gobs of money.



Has nothing to do with any DJ skill level.



Nm

True but you are talking about "top" and that's only 1% of electronic dj's. One month on the underground circuit and you would have a hard time going back to dmc events. Do the dj's I mentioned in the dive bars play big commercial events? Yes they do but you got put food on the table and as long as all of those guys spin for peanuts for us pure electronic lovers every once in a while I don't know how you can fault them. Do you spin for free?


Hmmm, I'm trying to figure out what you are saying again.

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Aight so yeah, take it easy my friend.
Mr. Goodkat 4:21 AM - 5 June, 2013
this new karns and scene though
antimatter 4:31 AM - 5 June, 2013

Hmmm, I'm trying to figure out what you are saying again
I'm saying that you obviously have no experience what so ever in electronic music. Is that clear enough for ya?
AKIEM 8:06 AM - 5 June, 2013
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Hmmm, I'm trying to figure out what you are saying again
I'm saying that you obviously have no experience what so ever in electronic music. Is that clear enough for ya?


If you are talking to me - you are quite mistaken.
antimatter 9:07 AM - 5 June, 2013
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Hmmm, I'm trying to figure out what you are saying again

I'm saying that you obviously have no experience what so ever in electronic music. Is that clear enough for ya?




If you are talking to me - you are quite mistaken.

Yes I'm talking to you but it doesn't really matter cause this love and hiphop Atlanta show smokes motm ;)
antimatter 1:06 PM - 5 June, 2013
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Hmmm, I'm trying to figure out what you are saying again

I'm saying that you obviously have no experience what so ever in electronic music. Is that clear enough for ya?




If you are talking to me - you are quite mistaken.

If you think electronic dj's got it better marketing wise more power to ya but I honestly think it's a mélange of things that makes someone a successful dj. Sadly mostly looks. I think if most of us threw away our dj knowledge and just looked at the pictures of the contestants and judges we would draw the following conclusions about their occupations.

incrediboi= mickey d's
Chris karnes = computer programmer
Flyguy= currently unemployed
Tina T= hooters waitress
Mia moretti= dj/model
jayceeoh= dj/model

Do you really think the final 3 ended up where they did cause of the way they performed or the way they look?
DJ Art Pumpin Payne 1:14 PM - 5 June, 2013
antimatter - 2 questions....

1. where are you from?

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Where do I see my electronic dj's at? Your local dive bar and commercial outdoor events. Yeah I go to commericail events but only bfe. Somethin about being in bfe takes away the commercialness and let's the dj loosen up a lil. I saw craze at a bfe event. Dive bars? Yeah dive bars in the wintertime. There is def. a decent group of electronic dj's in your city that feel like I do and bring in real talent like Paul Johnson, Derrick Carter, Total Science, Goldie, Andy C I could go on and on but yeah all those guys seen in dive bars probably smaller than the size of your living room or closet if you got bank, all for around $10.


I've noticed that but I thought it was a fluke not trend. We have a little small suburban bar (in a basement) that has simply blown up in the last year or so. It can't hold more than 150 people max and they have been bringing some pretty cool names for a minimal cover. They had Mark Farina, Kevin Saunderson, and some other DJs that seemed "bigger" than the venue.

I wonder how they do that logistically? The door charge may not cover the booking fees so do they hope drink sales will balance out or do they take a loss leader to be the trendy cool place?
antimatter 1:21 PM - 5 June, 2013
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antimatter - 2 questions....



1. where are you from?



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Where do I see my electronic dj's at? Your local dive bar and commercial outdoor events. Yeah I go to commericail events but only bfe. Somethin about being in bfe takes away the commercialness and let's the dj loosen up a lil. I saw craze at a bfe event. Dive bars? Yeah dive bars in the wintertime. There is def. a decent group of electronic dj's in your city that feel like I do and bring in real talent like Paul Johnson, Derrick Carter, Total Science, Goldie, Andy C I could go on and on but yeah all those guys seen in dive bars probably smaller than the size of your living room or closet if you got bank, all for around $10.




I've noticed that but I thought it was a fluke not trend. We have a little small suburban bar (in a basement) that has simply blown up in the last year or so. It can't hold more than 150 people max and they have been bringing some pretty cool names for a minimal cover. They had Mark Farina, Kevin Saunderson, and some other DJs that seemed "bigger" than the venue.



I wonder how they do that logistically? The door charge may not cover the booking fees so do they hope drink sales will balance out or do they take a loss leader to be the trendy cool place?

I'm from st.louis. And let me guess the venue was only half filled. The reason that happened logistically is because a) the people throwing the event lost a lil money but didn't care cause he/she loves music and b) cause mark farina, kevin saunderson play commercial events and give back to the heads that deserve it with a 50% price break.
DJ Art Pumpin Payne 1:47 PM - 5 June, 2013
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And let me guess the venue was only half filled. The reason that happened logistically is because a) the people throwing the event lost a lil money but didn't care cause he/she loves music and b) cause mark farina, kevin saunderson play commercial events and give back to the heads that deserve it with a 50% price break.

I went to the Saunderson event and it was packed but 80-90 people comfortably pack the place. I'm friends with Saunderson - if he was still local, I could see it but he recently moved to Chicago, but he may have been coming for biz or family or you are probably right about favor/giving back.

I was trying to find a good current or recent flyer/plugger - here's a old one: sphotos-a.xx.fbcdn.net

Ah found a new one: fbcdn-sphotos-f-a.akamaihd.net
AKIEM 3:09 PM - 5 June, 2013
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Hmmm, I'm trying to figure out what you are saying again

I'm saying that you obviously have no experience what so ever in electronic music. Is that clear enough for ya?




If you are talking to me - you are quite mistaken.

If you think electronic dj's got it better marketing wise more power to ya but I honestly think it's a mélange of things that makes someone a successful dj. Sadly mostly looks. I think if most of us threw away our dj knowledge and just looked at the pictures of the contestants and judges we would draw the following conclusions about their occupations.

incrediboi= mickey d's
Chris karnes = computer programmer
Flyguy= currently unemployed
Tina T= hooters waitress
Mia moretti= dj/model
jayceeoh= dj/model

Do you really think the final 3 ended up where they did cause of the way they performed or the way they look?


Its a TV show.

...and I didnt say anything about how anyone looks....
(wherever you got that from)
Dj_KaGeN 3:36 PM - 5 June, 2013
*yawn*

stop tracking ./clicked
funkyfresh2012 4:40 PM - 5 June, 2013
I was a little disappointed that CK didn't win it. All in all, the show was much improved compared to the previous seasons.
antimatter 5:02 PM - 5 June, 2013
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Hmmm, I'm trying to figure out what you are saying again



I'm saying that you obviously have no experience what so ever in electronic music. Is that clear enough for ya?








If you are talking to me - you are quite mistaken.


If you think electronic dj's got it better marketing wise more power to ya but I honestly think it's a mélange of things that makes someone a successful dj. Sadly mostly looks. I think if most of us threw away our dj knowledge and just looked at the pictures of the contestants and judges we would draw the following conclusions about their occupations.



incrediboi= mickey d's

Chris karnes = computer programmer

Flyguy= currently unemployed

Tina T= hooters waitress

Mia moretti= dj/model

jayceeoh= dj/model



Do you really think the final 3 ended up where they did cause of the way they performed or the way they look?




Its a TV show.



...and I didnt say anything about how anyone looks....

(wherever you got that from)

I'm sure that you said that marketing is everything and is why electronic dj's get paid more. I think it's a lil deeper than that. btw
dj craze= tattoo's stunt double...de plane de plane ;)
CMOS 5:12 PM - 5 June, 2013
Craze has the most serious case of "Same Face" ive ever seen.
Mr. Goodkat 5:25 PM - 5 June, 2013
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Hmmm, I'm trying to figure out what you are saying again

I'm saying that you obviously have no experience what so ever in electronic music. Is that clear enough for ya?




If you are talking to me - you are quite mistaken.

If you think electronic dj's got it better marketing wise more power to ya but I honestly think it's a mélange of things that makes someone a successful dj. Sadly mostly looks. I think if most of us threw away our dj knowledge and just looked at the pictures of the contestants and judges we would draw the following conclusions about their occupations.

incrediboi= mickey d's
Chris karnes = computer programmer
Flyguy= currently unemployed
Tina T= hooters waitress
Mia moretti= dj/model
jayceeoh= dj/model

lol, but mia moretti being a model? maybe a booking agent for djs. that chick is mad goofy or mad goofed up on anti-depressants.
AKIEM 5:57 PM - 5 June, 2013
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...and I didnt say anything about how anyone looks....

(wherever you got that from)

I'm sure that you said that marketing is everything and is why electronic dj's get paid more. I think it's a lil deeper than that. btw
dj craze= tattoo's stunt double...de plane de plane ;)


pretty sure you dont know what marketing is.
Jairen 6:20 PM - 5 June, 2013
After watching the episode again and listening to the full set's, I will say that Incrediboi's set and show was weak compared to CK and JCO. Yeah I said it.
Mr. Goodkat 6:24 PM - 5 June, 2013
i think incrediboi obviously has the skills, but he seemed like he would be better at concerts(they said he was lil kims dj, and was good on the mic) than actual dj gigs that keep things flowing.
Jairen 6:47 PM - 5 June, 2013
^True. The final episode is where I truly believe Dynamix would have seriously put up a good battle against JCO...but since JCO has more of a marketable look (no homo), I still think he would of won for that reason alone.
Joshua Carl 8:15 PM - 5 June, 2013
This shit was hilarious
vine.co

Thank god for vine. Best app for stupidity
antimatter 1:12 AM - 6 June, 2013
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...and I didnt say anything about how anyone looks....



(wherever you got that from)


I'm sure that you said that marketing is everything and is why electronic dj's get paid more. I think it's a lil deeper than that. btw

dj craze= tattoo's stunt double...de plane de plane ;)




pretty sure you dont know what marketing is.

Uh I don't think you don't know what marketing is. Does is play a role yes but it's not the end all. Before marketing comes into play record label scouts are looking at their skills and how they look. Do you really think dj. Irene didn't have to have to pay her dues more than moretti? Irene not matter how qualified prob. wouldn't be a judge on the show. Sadly moretti is the more household name now.
DJ Art Pumpin Payne 1:29 AM - 6 June, 2013
Doesn't Mia Moretti remind you of a cracked out Blossum from the TV show?
4.bp.blogspot.com www2.pictures.zimbio.com
Mike_P 1:32 AM - 6 June, 2013
More like Joey Lawrence. "Whoa"
antimatter 2:35 AM - 6 June, 2013
I'm not a fan of moretti's look either but she does have that anorexic model/dj look to her.
AKIEM 4:00 AM - 6 June, 2013
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pretty sure you dont know what marketing is.

Uh I don't think you don't know what marketing is.

Duh, exactly.

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Does is play a role yes but it's not the end all. Before marketing comes into play record label scouts are looking at their skills and how they look. Do you really think dj. Irene didn't have to have to pay her dues more than moretti? Irene not matter how qualified prob. wouldn't be a judge on the show. Sadly moretti is the more household name now.


lol "record label scouts"?

When labels sign artist they look at marketability. DJ skill is a plus but obviously not required.

nm
antimatter 5:51 AM - 6 June, 2013
Dj skill is a plus but obviously not a requirement for the "top" commercial scene. Underground scene is a different imo.
DJ DisGrace 12:32 PM - 6 June, 2013
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That was sick. Had the full Monty with the lights rockin the co2 blasts. It's ova, the others did a DJ set, he put on a show.


Boo...

Which brings us back to the never ending question....

Skills or..

Shiny lights and gimmicks...

I'm disgusted....

How many times do I need to remind you guys that it's a TV SHOW?!?!?

Jayceeoh was set to win from day 1, it wasn't actually a 'competition'. Do you think he actually thought of bringing in extra lights, girls, and CO2 cannons? Was it a coincidence he went on last? The show is about promoting Smirnoff and showcasing their new DJ, which was accomplished by giving us a glimpse of what it would be like to have a Smirnoff party at your club (extra lighting effects, CO2 cannons, girls with vodka bottles, and a dope dj).

Try telling a lighting guy that he needs to go out and find a CO2 cannon and program some extra lights for your set in a few hours... yea right. Remember that nothing on tv is actually spontaneous or ad-lib

His set was pretty good, I thought - live remixes, loops, scratching, and the stage production made it into a real show. CK knew he wasn't going to win, so he went out of the box and showcased some other talents, a smart move for getting booked as a finalist of MotM. Incrediboi did his thing and dug into to some reggae joints. I can confidently bet that Smirnoff isn't looking for their dj to mash out his own crazy beats or rinse some reggae, so it was a good move for these guys to showcase some their own style for gigs to come.
DJ DisGrace 12:35 PM - 6 June, 2013
....and LOL at antimatter arguing that marketing has nothing to with who plays big shows!

Do you know why those dope producers play clubs for $10 entry? Because the marketing machine they once had is gone. They used to play main stages at festivals. They may actually like doing the dive bar gigs better, but in reality they don't have the network pushing them to even get the festival main stage gigs.
Dj-M.Bezzle 12:49 PM - 6 June, 2013
Anything can be marketed if you market it right :)
AKIEM 4:05 PM - 6 June, 2013
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Point is - if you are a RECORD LABEL (or your goal is selling records) why would you market a DJ without records to sell? Turntablist are not RECORDING ARTISTS compared to EDM top DJs.

So yes, anything can be marketed if you market it right. You can take a record producer and turn him into a the ""best fucking DJ ever"" who fills stadiums and shit pressing start. So he can tour and support an album - just like any other artist has to.

And that's the reason EDM DJs are paid so much.

Has nothing to do with skill or because people don't want to hear a scratch - ANY scratch DJ can -not scratch- and just press start. What it is that scratch DJ can not do is PRODUCE all the records that will get him a major deal.

Marketing.

What Turntablists need to do is say fuck it and go find a gang of ghost producers to make records while they practice. THEN you will see Turntablists get paid like EDM DJs.
Joshua Carl 5:23 PM - 6 June, 2013
Yes, these dudes need to start putting out studio albums.

Revolution IN 1200s we trust is killer.
Z-trip's Shifting Gears was dope.

there's countless others.
but its a necessary step as mentioned to step into that next rank
antimatter 6:02 PM - 6 June, 2013
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Anything can be marketed if you market it right :)




Point is - if you are a RECORD LABEL (or your goal is selling records) why would you market a DJ without records to sell? Turntablist are not RECORDING ARTISTS compared to EDM top DJs.



So yes, anything can be marketed if you market it right. You can take a record producer and turn him into a the ""best fucking DJ ever"" who fills stadiums and shit pressing start. So he can tour and support an album - just like any other artist has to.



And that's the reason EDM DJs are paid so much.



Has nothing to do with skill or because people don't want to hear a scratch - ANY scratch DJ can -not scratch- and just press start. What it is that scratch DJ can not do is PRODUCE all the records that will get him a major deal.



Marketing.



What Turntablists need to do is say fuck it and go find a gang of ghost producers to make records while they practice. THEN you will see Turntablists get paid like EDM DJs.


Grooverider has been tearing it up for 20 years and doesn't produce. I would also like to kno what makes you such an expert on how much electronic and turntablists get paid and why you feel the need to bring that up?
antimatter 6:09 PM - 6 June, 2013
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....and LOL at antimatter arguing that marketing has nothing to with who plays big shows!



Do you know why those dope producers play clubs for $10 entry? Because the marketing machine they once had is gone. They used to play main stages at festivals. They may actually like doing the dive bar gigs better, but in reality they don't have the network pushing them to even get the festival main stage gigs.

True to an extent. It's allot about what the kiddies want cause they got their parents money. All of the dive bar dj's I mentioned above though still play commercial events though and def. do have a network pushing them.
antimatter 6:43 PM - 6 June, 2013
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....and LOL at antimatter arguing that marketing has nothing to with who plays big shows!



Do you know why those dope producers play clubs for $10 entry? Because the marketing machine they once had is gone. They used to play main stages at festivals. They may actually like doing the dive bar gigs better, but in reality they don't have the network pushing them to even get the festival main stage gigs.

Would you consider ultra a big commercial event? Cause we just had jelo spin in a cave for us in bfe Missouri. I'm not going to put jelo on the spot here but 5-10k was enough to buy the whole lineup. Spun at ultra not that long ago.
AKIEM 6:43 PM - 6 June, 2013
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Anything can be marketed if you market it right :)




Point is - if you are a RECORD LABEL (or your goal is selling records) why would you market a DJ without records to sell? Turntablist are not RECORDING ARTISTS compared to EDM top DJs.



So yes, anything can be marketed if you market it right. You can take a record producer and turn him into a the ""best fucking DJ ever"" who fills stadiums and shit pressing start. So he can tour and support an album - just like any other artist has to.



And that's the reason EDM DJs are paid so much.



Has nothing to do with skill or because people don't want to hear a scratch - ANY scratch DJ can -not scratch- and just press start. What it is that scratch DJ can not do is PRODUCE all the records that will get him a major deal.



Marketing.



What Turntablists need to do is say fuck it and go find a gang of ghost producers to make records while they practice. THEN you will see Turntablists get paid like EDM DJs.


Grooverider has been tearing it up for 20 years and doesn't produce. I would also like to kno what makes you such an expert on how much electronic and turntablists get paid and why you feel the need to bring that up?


There are always exceptions to general situations.... and Groove rider actually does produce records.

But again we are talking about the reason some of these "DJs" are so highly paid - its because they are recording artists - not because they are great DJs.

And the reason we are talking about it is because anytime someone mentions how much the so called "best DJs" really actually suck as DJs someone tries to make an argument about how much they are getting paid as proof they don't suck. These sucky DJs are rich and popular because they have large record deals - has very little to do with skills or song selection.
DJ DisGrace 6:46 PM - 6 June, 2013
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Do you know why those dope producers play clubs for $10 entry? Because the marketing machine they once had is gone. They used to play main stages at festivals. They may actually like doing the dive bar gigs better, but in reality they don't have the network pushing them to even get the festival main stage gigs.

Would you consider ultra a big commercial event? Cause we just had jelo spin in a cave for us in bfe Missouri. I'm not going to put jelo on the spot here but 5-10k was enough to buy the whole lineup. Spun at ultra not that long ago.

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Was he the headliner at the main stage at Ultra? Does he have spam ads on FB or promos at the iTunes store?

Ultra is big enough that most any producer that has ever put out a successful single can get a slot. Bad example.
Joshua Carl 7:19 PM - 6 June, 2013
Come on.
This isn't breaking news!

We had this conversation 15 years ago.
Nothing has changed.
DJ Alkemy 7:20 PM - 6 June, 2013
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We had this conversation 15 years ago.
Nothing has changed.


More like every other week on these boards lol
DJ DisGrace 7:25 PM - 6 June, 2013
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We had this conversation 15 years ago.
Nothing has changed.


More like every other week on these boards lol

yet I still get sucked in...
CMOS 7:26 PM - 6 June, 2013
So PC or MAC which is better?
DJJOHNNYM_vSL3 7:34 PM - 6 June, 2013
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So PC or MAC which is better?


So what WAS the laptop of choice for the MOTM DJ's?

:-)
DJ Alkemy 7:43 PM - 6 June, 2013
Hip-Hop is dead....runs n hides.
djaction 7:46 PM - 6 June, 2013
i'm surprised you guys actually even believe these mixes weren't all planned out/scripted in advance and/or that what you saw on TV was what was actually being played.

I recall a youtube video from Chris Kearns where he said the producers of the show would dub over different songs from what they actually played because they didn't have the licenses to the music. So what was being filmed was completely different from what aired.
DJ Em Nice 9:12 PM - 6 June, 2013
^^^^
Real talk..
antimatter 9:29 PM - 6 June, 2013
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Do you know why those dope producers play clubs for $10 entry? Because the marketing machine they once had is gone. They used to play main stages at festivals. They may actually like doing the dive bar gigs better, but in reality they don't have the network pushing them to even get the festival main stage gigs.


Would you consider ultra a big commercial event? Cause we just had jelo spin in a cave for us in bfe Missouri. I'm not going to put jelo on the spot here but 5-10k was enough to buy the whole lineup. Spun at ultra not that long ago.


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Was he the headliner at the main stage at Ultra? Does he have spam ads on FB or promos at the iTunes store?



Ultra is big enough that most any producer that has ever put out a successful single can get a slot. Bad example.

Well I think saying the classic house and drum and bass dive bar dj's I mentioned not having a following anymore is a bad example. All of the dj's I mentioned play commercial events.
antimatter 3:19 AM - 7 June, 2013
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....and LOL at antimatter arguing that marketing has nothing to with who plays big shows!







Do you know why those dope producers play clubs for $10 entry? Because the marketing machine they once had is gone. They used to play main stages at festivals. They may actually like doing the dive bar gigs better, but in reality they don't have the network pushing them to even get the festival main stage gigs.


Would you consider ultra a big commercial event? Cause we just had jelo spin in a cave for us in bfe Missouri. I'm not going to put jelo on the spot here but 5-10k was enough to buy the whole lineup. Spun at ultra not that long ago.


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Was he the headliner at the main stage at Ultra? Does he have spam ads on FB or promos at the iTunes store?



Ultra is big enough that most any producer that has ever put out a successful single can get a slot. Bad example.

Well is deadmau5 a big enuff name for ya? Pretty sure he was the head honcho at ultra. I have seen him in a dive bar, the size of you living room, 60 peeps top, twelve bucks. And not in the beginning of his djing, less than 2 years ago. If you wanna believe the underground is a myth have at it but to me it's alive as it was when I first started going mid 90's.
antimatter 3:21 AM - 7 June, 2013
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Point is - if you are a RECORD LABEL (or your goal is selling records) why would you market a DJ without records to sell? Turntablist are not RECORDING ARTISTS compared to EDM top DJs.







So yes, anything can be marketed if you market it right. You can take a record producer and turn him into a the ""best fucking DJ ever"" who fills stadiums and shit pressing start. So he can tour and support an album - just like any other artist has to.







And that's the reason EDM DJs are paid so much.







Has nothing to do with skill or because people don't want to hear a scratch - ANY scratch DJ can -not scratch- and just press start. What it is that scratch DJ can not do is PRODUCE all the records that will get him a major deal.







Marketing.







What Turntablists need to do is say fuck it and go find a gang of ghost producers to make records while they practice. THEN you will see Turntablists get paid like EDM DJs.




Grooverider has been tearing it up for 20 years and doesn't produce. I would also like to kno what makes you such an expert on how much electronic and turntablists get paid and why you feel the need to bring that up?




There are always exceptions to general situations.... and Groove rider actually does produce records.



But again we are talking about the reason some of these "DJs" are so highly paid - its because they are recording artists - not because they are great DJs.



And the reason we are talking about it is because anytime someone mentions how much the so called "best DJs" really actually suck as DJs someone tries to make an argument about how much they are getting paid as proof they don't suck. These sucky DJs are rich and popular because they have large record deals - has very little to do with skills or song selection.

Swamp is a turntablist and one of the heaviest producers around. The more events you go to, the more dj's you see you will come to realize there are no exceptions.
AKIEM 4:06 AM - 7 June, 2013
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antimatter 6:09 AM - 7 June, 2013
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So so weak, and why your obsessed with it I have no idea. Just a lil musical lesson. The hippies made the ravers look like sober sally's and the jazz and blues cats in the 20's made the hippies look like sober sally's. Btw there's plenty of drugs at the dmc events.
Dj-M.Bezzle 10:04 AM - 7 June, 2013
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AKIEM 10:22 AM - 7 June, 2013
lol - what's the problem?
djaction 2:32 PM - 7 June, 2013
he's right though.. ask anyone @ a large EDM event and they will tell you.. you have to be on drugs to enjoy that shit
Joshua Carl 2:45 PM - 7 June, 2013
There's certainly a fairly sized community if drug freed people in the dance world.
Even more so in the underground where the events draw is not trendiness

But the same can be said for phish, greatful dead, cypress hill or the entire up in smoke tour.
Drugs aren't needed, but they are very heavily associated.
DJ Alkemy 3:00 PM - 7 June, 2013
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On point to the tenth power.... Joshua Carl when you putting the next battle scratch out?
Dj-M.Bezzle 3:25 PM - 7 June, 2013
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DJRemixEnt 3:26 PM - 7 June, 2013
been searchin my ass off... cant seem to find any episodes of season 1 or 2. anyone know if there is a place to watch the first 2 seasons?
DJ Alkemy 3:35 PM - 7 June, 2013
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Joshua Carl 4:59 PM - 7 June, 2013

On point to the tenth power.... Joshua Carl when you putting the next battle scratch out?

I was actually just saying this weekend I thought i needed to make new one...
people have had enough of The Warrior, Yo Gabba Gabba, FLying Guilotine

just what to do?>
AKIEM 5:47 PM - 7 June, 2013
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Thought they made everything better?

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Dj-M.Bezzle 6:00 PM - 7 June, 2013
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Thought they made everything better?

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They do, your point?
AKIEM 6:07 PM - 7 June, 2013
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Thought they made everything better?

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They do, your point?


That is my point.

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djaction 6:12 PM - 7 June, 2013
hell bezzle is on some druuuugs right now
Funkytownstopsix 7:21 PM - 7 June, 2013
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On point to the tenth power.... Joshua Carl when you putting the next battle scratch out?

I was actually just saying this weekend I thought i needed to make new one...
people have had enough of The Warrior, Yo Gabba Gabba, FLying Guilotine

just what to do?>


At this point beggars cant be choosey, I have had tooo much fun with the flying Guillotine.... my wife hates that battle scratch maybe the reason I like it so much...
DJ Art Pumpin Payne 7:29 PM - 7 June, 2013
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been searchin my ass off... cant seem to find any episodes of season 1 or 2. anyone know if there is a place to watch the first 2 seasons?

^^^This

That's what I said above. I think BET handled the first two seasons of the show and we ALL know how OUR cousins handle shit....
antimatter 10:27 PM - 7 June, 2013
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lol - what's the problem?

You wana rip electronic music, dj's, shows go rite ahead no skin off my back or any other electronic dj's back. Start calling the patrons of those events drugies and your gonna start having problems.

I don't care for opera music but I would never think of going on an opera thread and start calling them junkies just cause I don't like the opera. If I kept doing that over and over I'm sure the opera guys and gals would ask me to leave the thread. Trust me there is plenty I could say about people that go to dmc events but it's pointless. Also some of us have lost allot of friends to heroin and it's just not funny in the slightest and very distasteful.
AKIEM 10:36 PM - 7 June, 2013
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lol - what's the problem?

You wana rip electronic music, dj's, shows go rite ahead no skin off my back or any other electronic dj's back. Start calling the patrons of those events drugies and your gonna start having problems.

I don't care for opera music but I would never think of going on an opera thread and start calling them junkies just cause I don't like the opera. If I kept doing that over and over I'm sure the opera guys and gals would ask me to leave the thread. Trust me there is plenty I could say about people that go to dmc events but it's pointless. Also some of us have lost allot of friends to heroin and it's just not funny in the slightest and very distasteful.


Drugs Make Everything Better
(and thats according to beezle)


the question is,
was I talking about:
a) the scene, the subculture
b) one or a couple dudes in here
c) a and b


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DJRemixEnt 10:38 PM - 7 June, 2013
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been searchin my ass off... cant seem to find any episodes of season 1 or 2. anyone know if there is a place to watch the first 2 seasons?
^^^ThisThat's what I said above. I think BET handled the first two seasons of the show and we ALL know how OUR cousins handle shit....


Hate to admit it... but u speak the truth sir
Joshua Carl 10:40 PM - 7 June, 2013
sites like this wouldnt exist if drugs werent such a problem in the dance community.
www.dancesafe.org

I dont think anyone would be so ignorant to label an entire community of music enthusiast of any genre with a statement like all these fans are: Drug Addicts, Gangsters, Hippies, Queens, Alchoholics,, sex addicts, masochists.

well, you cant really ignore the elephant in the room.
while for many drugs are not the reason to like dance music, but for many it is.

the same can be said for Jimmy Buffett.. Ive Never seen so many people fucked out of their head than at the 4 Buffett shows Ive been to...
and they know thats whats going on at those shows... and of you said to a Parrothead... Buffet shows are all about Drinking, drugs and fucking in the port-a-potty, they'd probably just smile and say "Why do you think the tickets are so expensive"
Mike_P 10:55 PM - 7 June, 2013
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the same can be said for Jimmy Buffett.. Ive Never seen so many people fucked out of their head than at the 4 Buffett shows Ive been to...
and they know thats whats going on at those shows... and of you said to a Parrothead... Buffet shows are all about Drinking, drugs and fucking in the port-a-potty, they'd probably just smile and say "Why do you think the tickets are so expensive"

that sounds HORRIBLE. especially considering the type of women that frequent jimmy buffet concerts.
Mr. Goodkat 3:07 AM - 8 June, 2013
theres a lot of hot college chicks that like buffet in the south. ive wanted to go just for the women at those shows. of course i wouldnt go unless by gun or knife point no matter how many chix were there.
antimatter 4:03 AM - 8 June, 2013
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lol - what's the problem?


You wana rip electronic music, dj's, shows go rite ahead no skin off my back or any other electronic dj's back. Start calling the patrons of those events drugies and your gonna start having problems.



I don't care for opera music but I would never think of going on an opera thread and start calling them junkies just cause I don't like the opera. If I kept doing that over and over I'm sure the opera guys and gals would ask me to leave the thread. Trust me there is plenty I could say about people that go to dmc events but it's pointless. Also some of us have lost allot of friends to heroin and it's just not funny in the slightest and very distasteful.




Drugs Make Everything Better

(and thats according to beezle)





the question is,

was I talking about:

a) the scene, the subculture

b) one or a couple dudes in here

c) a and b





nm

Well whether it's just a couple of dudes on this thread or the entire community it's just not cute or funny at all. Btw i'm curious, How many songs you got on beatport?
AKIEM 4:32 PM - 8 June, 2013
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Well whether it's just a couple of dudes on this thread or the entire community it's just not cute or funny at all.

Thanks for the input, it won't be considered.

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Are you asking how many songs I have FROM beatport?
Otherwise that's a strange assumption.

And I don't care about your orientation fella.


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antimatter 1:19 AM - 9 June, 2013
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Well whether it's just a couple of dudes on this thread or the entire community it's just not cute or funny at all.


Thanks for the input, it won't be considered.



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Are you asking how many songs I have FROM beatport?

Otherwise that's a strange assumption.



And I don't care about your orientation fella.





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lol at FROM. I'm sorry I should have been more specific. How many songs have you produced that are found on beatport? Also please stop flirting with me. I'm taken :)
Mike_P 1:27 AM - 9 June, 2013
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lol at FROM. I'm sorry I should have been more specific. How many songs have you produced that are found on beatport? Also please stop flirting with me. I'm turned on :)

Well this thread took a left turn for the worse. I'm outta here. Nm
AKIEM 2:16 AM - 9 June, 2013
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lol at FROM. I'm sorry I should have been more specific. How many songs have you produced that are found on beatport? Also please stop flirting with me. I'm turned on :)

Well this thread took a left turn for the worse. I'm outta here. Nm


Hell nah... Guess that misquote didn't work. Lol -aight whatever.

I have no idea why this dude thinks I'm supposed to have songs on beatport tho

Please continue, or not

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antimatter 2:52 AM - 9 June, 2013
I was just curious bruh. You didn't have to answer me.
DJ GaFFle 6:29 AM - 9 June, 2013
I was on vacay and had to get caught up.

Just watched the production show and final round show. Jayceeoh definitely had that Vegas-type flare of a performance. I'd walk out of a club set with a DJ playing music like that (electronic/bleeping crap) but his whole set, dynamics and theatrics, had the energy they were looking for. Congrats to that dude.

I hope all of them (last several DJ's with talent) get a major bump in notoriety just for being on the show. Can't say much for the dancers, knob twisters, pantomime and gimmick DJs.

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AKIEM 2:15 PM - 9 June, 2013
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I was just curious bruh. You didn't have to answer me.


yeah - why do you assume I have tracks on beatport in the first place?
DJ Alkemy 2:20 PM - 9 June, 2013
What is Beatport?
antimatter 9:30 PM - 9 June, 2013
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Just watched the production show and final round show. Jayceeoh definitely had that Vegas-type flare of a performance. I'd walk out of a club set with a DJ playing music like that (electronic/bleeping crap) but his whole set, dynamics and theatrics, had the energy they were looking for. Congrats to that dude.

So why did you feel the need to say you would've walked out on jayceeoh and not the other 2? You don't think that karnes is at the top of his game dmc wise?

I hope all of them (last several DJ's with talent) get a major bump in notoriety just for being on the show. Can't say much for the dancers, knob twisters, pantomime and gimmick DJs.



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Discobee 10:29 PM - 9 June, 2013
You guys realize the season is over right? Time to move on. Go talk about Game of Thrones or something.
DJ Art Pumpin Payne 10:42 PM - 9 June, 2013
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You guys realize the season is over right? Time to move on. Go talk about Game of Thrones or something.
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DJ GaFFle 11:22 PM - 9 June, 2013
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...So why did you feel the need to say you would've walked out on jayceeoh and not the other 2?...

Because of the reason I stated... his sets music choices with all the Euro-style, electro-bleeping sounds. The only recognizable song he played was the hook for "Levels" and "Who gon' stop Me" snippet. Incrediboi played Dancehall and some classics. Chris Karns played some recognizable stuff with Dubstep in his finale. I'm just not of a fan of the Euro/EDM/Dubstep sound. Jayceeoh's set did seem the most like a mini Tiesto concert and the chicks with Smirnoff bottles was a no brainer. I'm not a fan of Tiesto either.
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Who mentioned Karnes not being at the top of his game? He's a DMC champ and the man on the decks.

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antimatter 11:58 PM - 9 June, 2013
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Because of the reason I stated... his sets music choices with all the Euro-style, electro-bleeping sounds. The only recognizable song he played was the hook for "Levels" and "Who gon' stop Me" snippet. Incrediboi played Dancehall and some classics. Chris Karns played some recognizable stuff with Dubstep in his finale. I'm just not of a fan of the Euro/EDM/Dubstep sound. Jayceeoh's set did seem the most like a mini Tiesto concert and the chicks with Smirnoff bottles was a no brainer. I'm not a fan of Tiesto either.

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Who mentioned Karnes not being at the top of his game? He's a DMC champ and the man on the decks.



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I feel ya. But I wonder what it is that makes rap that much better. Rap was my favorite genre from the late 80's to late 90's but the message around 2000 imo went from fight the power to let's see who has the biggest rim's competition.

When you leave the other 2 dj's out (in terms of you walking out on their show) at least from my pov your saying that jayceeoh is the best electronic dj ever and the other 2 dj's are average turntablist's.
antimatter 12:01 AM - 10 June, 2013
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Just the biggest "dj" music site on the internet. What I'm wondering about are these places called Wal-Mart and I-tunes people have talked about on here. Do they sell music at these places? If so that would be sweet, never hurts to have a back up plan. ;)
DJ Alkemy 12:09 AM - 10 June, 2013
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Just the biggest "dj" music site on the internet. What I'm wondering about are these places called Wal-Mart and I-tunes people have talked about on here. Do they sell music at these places? If so that would be sweet, never hurts to have a back up plan. ;)


I buy vinyl. You know, records.
antimatter 12:11 AM - 10 June, 2013
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Just the biggest "dj" music site on the internet. What I'm wondering about are these places called Wal-Mart and I-tunes people have talked about on here. Do they sell music at these places? If so that would be sweet, never hurts to have a back up plan. ;)




I buy vinyl. You know, records.

lol. You better hope the serato guys don't see that.
DJ Alkemy 12:12 AM - 10 June, 2013
And I just looked at Beatport top 100 tracks. Lol at not being hip to a site that has a top 100 tracks that I wouldn't play 90 percent of that corny bullshit.
antimatter 12:24 AM - 10 June, 2013
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And I just looked at Beatport top 100 tracks. Lol at not being hip to a site that has a top 100 tracks that I wouldn't play 90 percent of that corny bullshit.

even more lol. That's true with any music genre top 100. dude you are killin me.
DJ Alkemy 12:26 AM - 10 June, 2013
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And I just looked at Beatport top 100 tracks. Lol at not being hip to a site that has a top 100 tracks that I wouldn't play 90 percent of that corny bullshit.

even more lol. That's true with any music genre top 100. dude you are killin me.


Why do I need to know Beatport. I play Hip Hop. I'm up to date on Hip Hop. I buy records and CDs every week.

Hope that didn't cause more lols :-|
DJ GaFFle 12:28 AM - 10 June, 2013
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I feel ya. But I wonder what it is that makes rap that much better. Rap was my favorite genre from the late 80's to late 90's but the message around 2000 imo went from fight the power to let's see who has the biggest rim's competition.

When you leave the other 2 dj's out (in terms of you walking out on their show) at least from my pov your saying that jayceeoh is the best electronic dj ever and the other 2 dj's are average turntablist's.

True that on the post 2k rap stuff (another discussion) but I'm not talking all rap being needed in their sets. I believe Incrediboi threw a couple of Latin flavors along with the Dancehall stuff and old school R&B in his set.

In no way are the other 2 DJ's average. As far as TT skills, Chris Karns is supreme and Incrediboi / Jayceeoh are above average.
antimatter 12:45 AM - 10 June, 2013
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And I just looked at Beatport top 100 tracks. Lol at not being hip to a site that has a top 100 tracks that I wouldn't play 90 percent of that corny bullshit.


even more lol. That's true with any music genre top 100. dude you are killin me.




Why do I need to know Beatport. I play Hip Hop. I'm up to date on Hip Hop. I buy records and CDs every week.

You don't need beatport or serato but they kindof took all of the fun out of buying records a good 5-10 years ago imo. I spin d and b primarily and for me there was absolutely no other choice because the only 2 record stores in my area have very little d and b vinyl. You are also talking about brick and mortar stores, on the internet it's a completely dif. story. Pretty much all of the electronic vinyl record websites either dried up or went mp3 along with allot of the artists I like.

I have, what I think, a decent record collection and I absolutely love the fact that you are non beatport non serato. Truly that is the shit imo. But I think you need to realize you spin a slightly more mainstream genre and have a record store close by where you can buy it.

I ;ove the classics, and can't understand how these kiddies like the music that they do but... I can only hear the classics so many times and for allot (pretty much all) of electronic dj's there was really no other choice. I tried to buy other peoples vinyl collections but I only found 2 and gave the person selling them 70% of them back cause they didn't make the cut and I can't throw away vinyl.

With beatport and serato now I can purchase who I want when I want for way cheaper than I used to. The serato performance series vinyl is very nice and vinyl like. The original cv02's were not my cup of tea. If you have not given the performance vinyl a shot I highly recommend it. And no I don't work fo serato.

Hope that didn't cause more lols :-|
DJ Alkemy 12:52 AM - 10 June, 2013
I didn't say I don't use Serato. I do. But I still buy vinyl and CDs for the most part. Very rarely buy mp3s. I also spin old school soul and funk. I pretty much despise edm for the most part so that's why I have no need for beatport whatsoever.
antimatter 3:03 AM - 10 June, 2013
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I didn't say I don't use Serato. I do. But I still buy vinyl and CDs for the most part. Very rarely buy mp3s. I also spin old school soul and funk. I pretty much despise edm for the most part so that's why I have no need for beatport whatsoever.

Well I think the beatport can still be very beneficial to you. If you go on there and click the genres tab there is plenty of hip hop on beatport and while this is usually done the other way around I'm pretty sure that you can rip your mp3 songs on to cd if you like. I can't imagine you wouldn't want to make your own cd's for 2 bucks a song rather than 15 bucks a cd for 2 or 3 songs that you dig and 12 that you don't dig but to each his/her own.

I wouldn't listen to the top 10 hip hop songs that they have on there. I usually don't even listen to the current sliding banner they have. If you look below the sliding banner they will have songs picked out by hip hop dj's just like yourself.
AKIEM 3:14 AM - 10 June, 2013
Did you see the tracks I upped?

LOL

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DJ Alkemy 9:22 AM - 10 June, 2013
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I didn't say I don't use Serato. I do. But I still buy vinyl and CDs for the most part. Very rarely buy mp3s. I also spin old school soul and funk. I pretty much despise edm for the most part so that's why I have no need for beatport whatsoever.

Well I think the beatport can still be very beneficial to you. If you go on there and click the genres tab there is plenty of hip hop on beatport and while this is usually done the other way around I'm pretty sure that you can rip your mp3 songs on to cd if you like. I can't imagine you wouldn't want to make your own cd's for 2 bucks a song rather than 15 bucks a cd for 2 or 3 songs that you dig and 12 that you don't dig but to each his/her own.

I wouldn't listen to the top 10 hip hop songs that they have on there. I usually don't even listen to the current sliding banner they have. If you look below the sliding banner they will have songs picked out by hip hop dj's just like yourself.


No offence but I dont think beatport is the place for Hip-Hop. The current top 10 isa totally awful (but you did say not to check for that). I scoured through quite a bit and its pretty much the same with a few exceptions. I would never need a site like that to be honest. I stay up on what is being released weekly, monthly etc. That site is for your average, run of the mill DJ that is gonna play the same track every other DJ and their dog plays.
Funkytownstopsix 12:35 PM - 10 June, 2013
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I feel ya. But I wonder what it is that makes rap that much better. Rap was my favorite genre from the late 80's to late 90's but the message around 2000 imo went from fight the power to let's see who has the biggest rim's competition.

When you leave the other 2 dj's out (in terms of you walking out on their show) at least from my pov your saying that jayceeoh is the best electronic dj ever and the other 2 dj's are average turntablist's.

True that on the post 2k rap stuff (another discussion) but I'm not talking all rap being needed in their sets. I believe Incrediboi threw a couple of Latin flavors along with the Dancehall stuff and old school R&B in his set.

In no way are the other 2 DJ's average. As far as TT skills, Chris Karns is supreme and Incrediboi / Jayceeoh are above average.


IMO they(THE DJ'S) played sets that they were comfortable with or should I say the sets they do most often. Only one have a little for everyone and he won. Like I said though before knowing who would win when JCO said I want chicks with Smirnof bottles it was a done deal. BRANDING is everthing..... Not saying his set was not good but just saying it added to what has to give.
Jairen 3:19 PM - 10 June, 2013
If you haven't seen it yet.

Watchwww.youtube.com
DJ GaFFle 3:59 PM - 10 June, 2013
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If you haven't seen it yet.

Watchwww.youtube.com

Damn... they touched on all the hot DJ topics in this interview.

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antimatter 8:39 PM - 10 June, 2013
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I didn't say I don't use Serato. I do. But I still buy vinyl and CDs for the most part. Very rarely buy mp3s. I also spin old school soul and funk. I pretty much despise edm for the most part so that's why I have no need for beatport whatsoever.


Well I think the beatport can still be very beneficial to you. If you go on there and click the genres tab there is plenty of hip hop on beatport and while this is usually done the other way around I'm pretty sure that you can rip your mp3 songs on to cd if you like. I can't imagine you wouldn't want to make your own cd's for 2 bucks a song rather than 15 bucks a cd for 2 or 3 songs that you dig and 12 that you don't dig but to each his/her own.
That's fine. Beatport isn't for everybody but to say it is for run of the mill average dj's is kindof out there imo. Plenty on no name talent like me and big name dj's as well imo. It's mostly electronic not hiphiop though I will give ya that.

I'm wondering though... Why did you buy an expensive system like serato and not use mp3's? As far as I know that's why most people buy serato, to run mp3's.


I wouldn't listen to the top 10 hip hop songs that they have on there. I usually don't even listen to the current sliding banner they have. If you look below the sliding banner they will have songs picked out by hip hop dj's just like yourself.




No offence but I dont think beatport is the place for Hip-Hop. The current top 10 isa totally awful (but you did say not to check for that). I scoured through quite a bit and its pretty much the same with a few exceptions. I would never need a site like that to be honest. I stay up on what is being released weekly, monthly etc. That site is for your average, run of the mill DJ that is gonna play the same track every other DJ and their dog plays.
DJ Alkemy 8:44 PM - 10 June, 2013
Lol. I DO use mp3s. I still buy certain tracks on the format but I still buy vinyl and CDs. You have heard of ripping?
AKIEM 8:53 PM - 10 June, 2013
that dude needs to figure out some quotes or something.

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antimatter 11:00 AM - 11 June, 2013
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Lol. I DO use mp3s. I still buy certain tracks on the format but I still buy vinyl and CDs. You have heard of ripping?

Yeah lol on me. :0 I have only seen one of my friends going from cd's=>mp3. If you have the disposable income to afford vinyl and cd's, or have a hookup then that's sweet. My dj friends and I all have technics so I rarely play on cdj's, though I can hack it if need be.

I spent around 2k+ on my 400 records and around $700 on my 400 mp3's. Add in getting your music instantly and I haven't gone back, though I respect people that have and people that spin on cdj's.
slimmjimm 12:08 PM - 11 June, 2013
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Watchwww.youtube.com

Damn... they touched on all the hot DJ topics in this interview.

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I think that is the first time I have watched an entire interview clip.
DJ Alkemy 12:37 PM - 11 June, 2013
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Lol. I DO use mp3s. I still buy certain tracks on the format but I still buy vinyl and CDs. You have heard of ripping?

Yeah lol on me. :0 I have only seen one of my friends going from cd's=>mp3. If you have the disposable income to afford vinyl and cd's, or have a hookup then that's sweet. My dj friends and I all have technics so I rarely play on cdj's, though I can hack it if need be.

I spent around 2k+ on my 400 records and around $700 on my 400 mp3's. Add in getting your music instantly and I haven't gone back, though I respect people that have and people that spin on cdj's.


Lol again. I use Technics too. I said I buy VINYL and CDs then rip the cds for play on Serato. Why would I need to rip CDs if I used CDJs lol. I never used them in my life. I'll always use turntables. I totally get your reasoning for sticking solely to mp3s though. The price of wax is a killer. I just can't help buying it.
Joshua Carl 3:50 PM - 11 June, 2013
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If you haven't seen it yet.

Watchwww.youtube.com

Damn... they touched on all the hot DJ topics in this interview.

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I think that is the first time I have watched an entire interview clip.


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antimatter 9:05 PM - 11 June, 2013
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Lol. I DO use mp3s. I still buy certain tracks on the format but I still buy vinyl and CDs. You have heard of ripping?


Yeah lol on me. :0 I have only seen one of my friends going from cd's=>mp3. If you have the disposable income to afford vinyl and cd's, or have a hookup then that's sweet. My dj friends and I all have technics so I rarely play on cdj's, though I can hack it if need be.



I spent around 2k+ on my 400 records and around $700 on my 400 mp3's. Add in getting your music instantly and I haven't gone back, though I respect people that have and people that spin on cdj's.



Lol again. I use Technics too. I said I buy VINYL and CDs then rip the cds for play on Serato. Why would I need to rip CDs if I used CDJs lol. I never used them in my life. I'll always use turntables. I totally get your reasoning for sticking solely to mp3s though. The price of wax is a killer. I just can't help buying it.

Yeah if new stuff were still coming out on vinyl I still wouldn't have serato. Even if vinyl is more expensive. I just gotta have new fresh music to keep me motivated and for my genre there hasn't been much new out on vinyl.

That interview was really good imo. Really explained allot and much love goes out to karnes. I think most/all of us would've bowed out of the competition if that had happened to us. I know I can't even imagine.
DJ Art Pumpin Payne 5:01 AM - 13 June, 2013
Damn I guess that Master of The Mix shit is paying off - saw this in one of my pools French Montana feat Mavado - F-ck What Happens (Jayceeoh and B Side Remix) - not sure if it is a official label remix (ie: $$$$)

Looks like a video edit is out already too - Watchwww.youtube.com
DJJOHNNYM_vSL3 10:54 PM - 13 June, 2013
Dude, why are they still running MOTM commercials on WBLS, talking about "WHO is gonna be the "Master Of The Mix?", check out the show Monday's at midnight...

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antimatter 3:01 PM - 18 July, 2013
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Can't say much for the knob twisters

You mite want to go see clausell live. One of the best sets I have ever seen.
phonze 3:13 PM - 18 July, 2013
man i still can't watch it my region is blocked
DJ GaFFle 12:22 PM - 19 July, 2013
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man i still can't watch it my region is blocked

Your region DJ's so bad...

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antimatter 2:10 AM - 20 July, 2013
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man i still can't watch it my region is blocked

You didn't miss anything. Very weird show to say the least. Odd talent dimepiece and flyguy. Odd judges moretti and confetti. Odd music, the same estele track was remixed 4 times in a row on the second to last episode. The two episodes of the second season I saw were hands down way better.

If you are a scratch/rap dj I think you would be much better served looking up dmc championship on youtube. If you are a techno/funk dj there was no techno or funk music played so I def. know you would be much better off youtubing joe claussell's. Just my 2 cents.
Frankie Glasses 9:11 PM - 16 April, 2014
When will the next one start?