how many of you would like to have DJTT put out one weekly tutorial?
what would you like to see in these tutorials?
personally i would like to see a few things
1) when in a set can you throw in a good beat juggling routine
2) good ways to use the FX on the midi-fighter pros
View Poll Results: Would you like to see 1 weekly tutorial from DJTT?
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YES, I would love it
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YES, but it doesn't have to be weekly
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NO, I understand DJTT is too busy to do this
1 2.08% -
NO, I am too good of a DJ to need tutorials
1 2.08%
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Thread: Weekly tutorials
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07-23-2011, 12:14 PM #1Tech Wizard
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Weekly tutorials
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07-23-2011, 07:18 PM #2Tech Guru
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Id like to see new mixing techniques not just adverts for controllers where ean makes money, use of the new effects like the bouncer, controllerism in different genres
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07-23-2011, 07:45 PM #3Tech Mentor
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I think it would be great if they did tutorials but i don't think they will get the time too
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07-23-2011, 10:50 PM #4Tech Guru
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A poll without bradcee seems strange......
where has he been lately?
Ok back OT. I'm sure they will throw tutorials in the blog articles, like how to make your own cords lol. I agree a few more would be nice, but once a week would be a little difficult to pull off. I like to go back through the older ones every so often. Sometimes I discover things I missed, or rediscover things I forgot about(I'm old and forgetful)
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07-23-2011, 11:46 PM #5Tech Wizard
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i love looking at old articles too, just today i tried out the cord one where he uses the joysticks. it was fun to bring back old techniques
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07-24-2011, 02:07 AM #6Banhammerized
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the number of votes here made me chuckle.
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07-28-2011, 08:11 PM #7Tech Guru
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i vote yay!
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07-28-2011, 09:53 PM #8Tech Mentor
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I would love it, and I'm sure DJTT would too because their tutorials probably get them a ton of traffic. The problem is the same as anyone churning content for the web: resources. Video tutorials are super time-intensive to do well, and these guys have a lot on their hands right now.
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07-28-2011, 10:11 PM #9amidoinitriteGuest
I occasionally watch tutorials but I usually get nothing out of them..
I guess I'm the kind of person that just has to learn for themselves.
I'm also not too sure how time consuming a tutorial could be..
I'll use the 2 examples the OP gave:
"1) when in a set can you throw in a good beat juggling routine"
If they've done this before than it should be as easy as taking something they've previously done, recording it and explaining it.. maybe 30min tops.
"2) good ways to use the FX on the midi-fighter pros"
They built/designed them.. i would hope that they've tried it.
So they can record what they tried and explain it.. again 30min tops.
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