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    Default yeah i DJ on a desktop......

    does anyone else do this/ have any advice towards it?

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    Tech Mentor Sn0wday's Avatar
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    I do, since i don't have a laptop yet (Just got an interview for a job!)

    What, advice on making that mobile haha?

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    basically its so hard to carry all the stuff around.

    congrats on the interview hopefully you get it and will be able to get a laptop to provide beats to more people easier!

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    I started out on a Desktop, but got myself a second-hand Macbook around the same time when I decided to buy a controller and Traktor.
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    I've only gigged out on a desktop. It's not fun. Got a macbook recently, so much easier.
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    i did many a party on a desktop back in the day.
    my advice: hide the tower
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    hehehe it's still easier than carrying crates of vinyl and a coffin with turntables in it
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    I've seen it done, but it's not pretty. A desktop is much more suited to home or house partys, not in the club.

    That said, I crewed for a show once which had an electronia duo hooking up synths and sampling through Ableton, all through a desktop PC which was a b***h to get on & off stage, as well as the time needed for it to boot up. Apart from that, great show.
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    Quote Originally Posted by djproben View Post
    hehehe it's still easier than carrying crates of vinyl and a coffin with turntables in it
    Wise words Proben....
    Dell Studio XPS 1645 | TSP 2.6 | Kontrol S4 | Audio 6 | HDJ-1000 | Alto PAM5A

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    one advantage of a desktop is some serious power !

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