tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-85733498833775104872024-08-28T20:28:46.439-07:00DJ Turntable SecretsAnonymoushttp://www.blogger.com/profile/16377390341653082830noreply@blogger.comBlogger1125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-8573349883377510487.post-34152591481806351762017-01-19T01:48:00.001-08:002017-01-19T01:48:38.166-08:00Secrets of The Master DJ<div class="MsoNormal">
Let’s get right to it in this post all about DJing and the
best practices that will make you a better disc jockey. First up is the kind of
turntables that you will encounter. So, what are the two main types of
turntable? They are the direct drive and of course not forgetting the belt
drive. Basically on the price front, the belt driving turntables are a tad
cheaper but on the downside they really don’t produce enough torque as their
direct drive counterparts. So as a result, the belt driven turntables do take a
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Every Split Second Matters when Mixing a Track</h3>
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It could seem a
little on the fussy front this but believe us as professional DJs, every split
second matters a lot when trying to line up tracks perfectly on your DJ
equipment. Another slight difference is
that the belt driven turntables do not have the same amount of turning power
(force) so that you will have to touch them with a lot less pressure.
Conversely the drive decks are indeed pricier but the main benefit to you is
that you will learn quicker on a drive deck.</div>
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CD turntables are taking a center stage</h3>
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Yes you heard it here first, we’re backing CD turntables to
be the next big thing in the world of DJing. It’s a very similar experience for
the DJ as when they are DJing from, vinyl actually, so if you’re worried that
you would have to relearn how to DJ, then think again. You really won’t. Just
scratch away as if you were on your favorite set of technics. The other great
thing about getting a pair of <a href="https://dj-equipment-hq.com/cd-turntables-top-5-roundup/" target="_blank">cool CD turntables</a> is that the price is coming down every year. You can now get
a good set of DJing CD decks for under $200. I know that sounds amazing that’s because
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