Something like that.
Even normal people (under 25) can’t help but be curious though when you’ve got a light up arcade button box that makes random sound effects sitting on your desk. In my experience.
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humble brag
When my friends come over I pray that they don’t want to touch any of my equipment. I don’t trust people. It’s like having a friend that doesn’t know how to drive manual, and he wants to practice with your manual car… That’s how I feel about it lol
i have asked. and i’ve tried to give them a controller..
this has certainly crossed my mind
zactly…thats what i meant by intimidated
thankyou, i knew somebody else was seeing this same stuff
Who knows what runs through peoples heads.. I have a friend who uses Virtual DJ on a PC with no controllers who lamented their lack of being able to control their software with something.. So once when they were hanging out at my house I asked her if she would like to mess about on my setup which is Traktor Pro and a Z2.. She declined.. Giving the reason as she likes her software just fine and doesn’t want to learn on something that isn’t virtual DJ.. Which boggles my mind as she is limiting herself and the only way to learn something is to learn it in every aspect.. Not only that.. I gave her a Nocturn and now I suspect she expects me to handhold her through installing the drivers and creating all the assignments.. Ahh, hell no.. Not if you are going to refuse an opportunity to use an actual mixer for an afternoon..
hehe, I think a bit of that might have been going on in my example.. Which is hilarious since I beatgrid everything by hand obsessively and have load markers on everything I grid.. With my computer pretty much anybody could look somewhat proficient..
It’s also absurd because if you know like two tricks beatmatching is stupid simple.. I’ve literally seen people do it with only the pitch fader inside of 5 seconds.