DJs, read, and help!

[Stewe]

Is CDJ2000-sync legit there? Seriously.

[backtothefront]

Every time you don't pay for a track, Kim Kardashian gets another reality show.

And we don't need any more of that do we now!! And for us UK peeps, another series of TOWIE will be commissioned, which really, really would be very bad granola.

Buy tracks = weed killer for shite TV reality shows!

[Lilac]

Buy what you can, baby steps.

[AlanS]

I DJ at "legit" clubs in NYC. Theres no room for a controller. Which club are you spinning at?

[JZed]

If you really want to use a controller at a club then get the NI X1. I see them everywhere I go, from bigger DJs to the local residents. They're small and easy to set up, oh and they're cheap (relatively) too.

[loverocket]

No, because 99% of "legit" clubs here have the standard Pioneer setups. I'm not sure how the person booking you would take someone bringing in there $800 controller when they have top notch gear. Just my thoughts...

yeah. Book Ean Golden or Madeon and tell them "don't bring your stuff, we have the best gear already."

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[ksandvik]

If I would fly across the country or overseas I would most likely not take any big gear with me, just plain dangerous in case something break down. For local city gigs, that would be fine, S4s and whatever. If you know what you are doing and show up in time as well as have a plan B (like using the CDJs) then the club owner is happy.

[C.Lukas1]

yeah. Book Ean Golden or Madeon and tell them "don't bring your stuff, we have the best gear already."

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So Golden or Madeon compares to the OP?

Nice reach.

[Eliot Han]

If you really want to use a controller at a club then get the NI X1. I see them everywhere I go, from bigger DJs to the local residents. They're small and easy to set up, oh and they're cheap (relatively) too.

This is what I do ... x1, audio2dj, and lappy ... g2g