djing with dvds (dvdjs)
keithvanhorn
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Does anyone have any experience with this? Over the summer I was at a club in Scottsdale and caught someone doing this and it looked pretty corny. But apparently some very good djs are taking this shit 
Check http://www.mikerelm.com/downloads/index.shtml and click on the video for "twist". This dude isn't really flexing his skills so much in this video, but you can see where the potential is.I would definitely pay to go see one of these shows.
Check http://www.mikerelm.com/downloads/index.shtml and click on the video for "twist". This dude isn't really flexing his skills so much in this video, but you can see where the potential is.I would definitely pay to go see one of these shows.
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I would get one but they're like 3 grand.
Fucking technology is movin so quick tho... Shit will be outdate soon.
Wuts next? HD-CDVD? BlueRay-CDVD???
I saw them used at a DMC lastyear. Scratching DVD's Lawd, I'm thinkin weak... Where is this all headed?
THe song is corny, but the concept isn't. Aren't most djs who use dvdj using them to mix music videos... which is ok, but not that creative, and extremely limiting.
This dude is mixing in different songs to go on beat with movie scenes.
See, that's how I WOULDN'T do it, who is to say if that mix was pre-recorded or not? All one has to do is know the tempo of the original song, make a megamix on the side, replace the new audio with the old, and boom. That's not innovative, but for those who don't know how to put that together, it might *look* great.
Are there any other DVD DJ examples out there? If this is the limit that people have put on the table, then I hope someone steps out of the boundaires.
87 casio beats over imagine. whoopdie fucking doo.
Yep, which of course means every mastered, remastered, deluxe edition DVD will be re-done yet again in high definition, although full seasons of television shows would be able to fit on one disc if done at the standard rates.