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By: fetusinabox

fetusinabox — Sun, 14 Apr 2013 02:50:00 +0000

“How much does this baby cost?”
“how much would you pay for it?”
“I don’t know… about 350$?”

KILL ME NOW

By: Marcus Storm-Hammer Grant

Marcus Storm-Hammer Grant — Wed, 23 Jan 2013 18:52:00 +0000

EZ DJ is just trolling right? Am I wrong?

By: Brian James Whelan

Brian James Whelan — Tue, 22 Jan 2013 07:59:00 +0000

$50? Should be $5000, this thing is DOPE. Now I can dj like Usher, Psy and other bands like that.

By: UGH

UGH — Tue, 22 Jan 2013 05:38:00 +0000

In reply to Amish Deejay Amish Shah.

Last I checked there is a MOUNTAIN of EGO in this area regardless of what you use. In fact, the more complicated and expensive it is; typically the larger the EGO. So not a fair statement. I do agree it’s a cheap POS and requiring zero talent to use it looks poor on the movement. That said, nobody is going to land your jobs with this thing. It’s going to be set for small house parties among teens, and some of these cheapies even HOOK people who DO have talent buried deep within into investing more seriously into the field. So items like this, although I shake my head, I don’t slam.

I picked up a 50 dollar ION to make sure this hobby was for me before I made a larger investment, that’s called being smart. When I got hooked, I had sunk 2 grand in 6 months later and sought out my own musical foundation (everything you mention, and then some). Now I mix completely unaided by software on any level (no sync, no waveguides, etc). In fact, for someone who’s never used a turntable, my mixing methods most closely resemble a turntablist and I’m considering moving there next.

It’s not wise to ‘judge’ people based on how they get started, unless you know the person intimately and how it will progress. I am a living, breathing example that cheap shit like this can be a wise stepping stone to a great education and unleashing a ton of potential you never thought you had. What would you have considered ‘wise’? Blowing 2 grand from the gate to realize it wasn’t for me 2 months down the road and then taking a bath on the resale price? No thanks. 🙂

By: Amish Deejay Amish Shah

Amish Deejay Amish Shah — Mon, 21 Jan 2013 21:45:00 +0000

Really??? EZ PRO DJ?? Its companies like this that have caused an influx of unskilled, no talent, ego junkies to enter into this game. I have some news for the creators of this contraption, Just because you sat down with some developers and created a software – because you didn’t have the heart, talent, or dedication to actually learn the trade – dosent make you an actual DJ but rather a monkey.

For those who would like to introduce someone to the DJ industry, why not sit them down and teach them the basics – pitch, tempo, beat counts, keys, etc. Actually show them what a record looks like and what a turntable is, instead of heading to the apple store and showing them laptops and iPads. People need to realize that the true talent is attained by practice and dedication, which will produce true accolades and compliments not fake ego boosting comments.

This is my opinion – thought I would share.

By: Redskyy

Redskyy — Sun, 20 Jan 2013 15:01:00 +0000

this just made me laugh to the point i want to smash this thing to pieces

By: 32digits

32digits — Sun, 20 Jan 2013 13:06:00 +0000

In reply to Chris Alter. bad english? perfect english ;)