SecretSoul
...and got VDJ working perfectly with my cd decks. This is even better than I could have expected, the fact that I'll no longer need to take multiple cd wallets it's amazing. Thanks!
Posté Wed 05 Jul 06 @ 3:50 pm
Rune (DJ-In-Norway)
Good to hear Tim ;)
Comming from such an established dj as you, thats gold... :)
It truly means a lot to have names like yours, Dennis, Coldcut and more here at the forum, for inspiring others...
Comming from such an established dj as you, thats gold... :)
It truly means a lot to have names like yours, Dennis, Coldcut and more here at the forum, for inspiring others...
Posté Wed 05 Jul 06 @ 6:10 pm
xeon
VDJ - everything is possible :D
Posté Wed 05 Jul 06 @ 7:12 pm
DJ-ALF
Ah, Tim who? I know that Dennis Ferer is here, is there more famous dj's that use VDJ? Like to know.
Posté Fri 07 Jul 06 @ 7:49 am
Rune (DJ-In-Norway)
Dennis Ferrer you seem to know... But do check out some of his remixes. Very very nice....
Secret Soul (aka Tim Wright) has a few lovely soulful remixes out on the market, and a couple of killer mix/collection albums too. Check out the "habitat collection - poolside". Came out last summer I think.. really nice summer soulfull vibes... And has some of his own production too. "The pressure" is damn nice....
Coldcut (aka Matt Black here at VDJ) is a dj duo, owns the Ninja Tune lable, and have had hits since the 80s until now. And lately have done world tour doing amazing video/visual dj shows. Their remix of Eric B and Rakim - Paid in full is a classic by now. Check out their lates hit "True Skool ". On charts this summer.
I'm sure there are other known djs that use VDJ too.. ;)
Some events with VDJ and known djs:
Here is Benny Benassi and Michael Kaiser in action at Le Queen / Ministry of Sound
http://www.virtualdj.com/photos/queen/
Here is David Guetta at the "F.. I'm famous party" where Virtual DJ where too:
http://www.virtualdj.com/blog/wyworg/blog1590.html
I see VDJ at LOTS of clubs I go to.. I think the main thing with "famous" djs is that its not that cool to say you have VDJ (yet). For some reason. Many scratch djs come out saying they use software (SSL), but club dj's seem less willing to admit that they have tried or use software too... Think its a bit about looks, and the old "turntable is the real way" thing;)
But things might change:)
Secret Soul (aka Tim Wright) has a few lovely soulful remixes out on the market, and a couple of killer mix/collection albums too. Check out the "habitat collection - poolside". Came out last summer I think.. really nice summer soulfull vibes... And has some of his own production too. "The pressure" is damn nice....
Coldcut (aka Matt Black here at VDJ) is a dj duo, owns the Ninja Tune lable, and have had hits since the 80s until now. And lately have done world tour doing amazing video/visual dj shows. Their remix of Eric B and Rakim - Paid in full is a classic by now. Check out their lates hit "True Skool ". On charts this summer.
I'm sure there are other known djs that use VDJ too.. ;)
Some events with VDJ and known djs:
Here is Benny Benassi and Michael Kaiser in action at Le Queen / Ministry of Sound
http://www.virtualdj.com/photos/queen/
Here is David Guetta at the "F.. I'm famous party" where Virtual DJ where too:
http://www.virtualdj.com/blog/wyworg/blog1590.html
I see VDJ at LOTS of clubs I go to.. I think the main thing with "famous" djs is that its not that cool to say you have VDJ (yet). For some reason. Many scratch djs come out saying they use software (SSL), but club dj's seem less willing to admit that they have tried or use software too... Think its a bit about looks, and the old "turntable is the real way" thing;)
But things might change:)
Posté Fri 07 Jul 06 @ 11:20 am