anyone seen DJ hero yet ?

[SamUK]

mate told me about this the other day, the controller looks stupid

yea cos a guitar with coloured buttons on it looks so much better.

never said it looks great but this is just a disk with 3 red buttons how hard can it be?

you could say the same for the stick with 3 buttons on that you guys call a guitar.

if the game is done properly then that little disc will be 10 x harder to learn to master than the guitar...

[David21]

Just buy one of these;

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Far more fun and you can mix your own songs too. Although having said that it isn't that great for scratching!

Sorry but no. What is that shitty little thing?

If you're going to do it properly there is only one way.

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I agree vinyl is prob better but if you have thousands and thousands of MP3's this is cheapest way otherwise you have to spend a grand or more on vinyls!

I don't know bout you but if it is just a hobby i don't see why something like the total control can't do the job!

[Ekona]

I still think that Scratch: Ultimate DJ should be far closer to the real thing...

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Yes, that's a genuine Numark peripheral with crossfader built in. Nice.

Is that another dj hero controller , looks different compared to the pic in my link

The clue is in the words "I still think that Scratch: Ultimate DJ should be far closer to the real thing"

Different game, same principle. GH to RB, if you will.

[lee.w]

thats strange I've never seen that scratch ultimate dj game

[matt_mr2t]

Just buy one of these;

Image Replaced With URL For Quote http://www.skratchworx.com/images/namm2 ... ontrol.jpg

Far more fun and you can mix your own songs too. Although having said that it isn't that great for scratching!

Sorry but no. What is that shitty little thing?

If you're going to do it properly there is only one way.

Image Replaced With URL For Quote http://www.trocmusic.com/images/annonce ... 235936.jpg

I agree vinyl is prob better but if you have thousands and thousands of MP3's this is cheapest way otherwise you have to spend a grand or more on vinyls!

I don't know bout you but if it is just a hobby i don't see why something like the total control can't do the job!

Fine for a little home hobby I guess. Its when you see highly paid club DJ's just pushing buttons in a club that quite frankly insults me and the whole DJ thing in general.

They have no costs as they dont buy their music. They have no talent as the computers do the mixing for them and yet they stand there getting loads of money and "love from the crowd" and for what?

I've seen DJ's with CD mixers who just stick on pre-mixed CD's then stand there with their headphones on fiddling around as if they're actually mixing.

[Razor04]

yeah +1 for the bedroom DJ

i still got my Technics 1200's (silver edition) and vestax pdx2000 & a loft full o vinyl, you cant beat "hands on" mixing