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<blockquote data-quote="Brock" data-source="post: 2362732" data-attributes="member: 544716">All a DJ does is play music.&nbsp; There are no requirements other than being able to hit a play button.That being said, if I showed up to a show with this...<img src="http://www.gadgetell.com/images/042006/idj2_large1.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />I&#039;d definitely get clowned on.Anyone can be a DJ...even the rich frat kids who buy numark equipment because it has flashy lights which appeal to idiot college girls.&nbsp; It&#039;s all relative to your crowd.&nbsp; If your crowd is a wedding party, point-and-click computer programs are sufficient...if your crowd is a bunch of hip hop heads...you better bring the rukus.As for me, I use Serato, people don&#039;t hate on that because it still requires knowledge of vinyl to use it properly.&nbsp; Anything else, is, well...just a way to appeal to the mainstream &quot;coolness&quot; associated with being a &quot;DJ&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Brock, post: 2362732, member: 544716"] All a DJ does is play music. There are no requirements other than being able to hit a play button. That being said, if I showed up to a show with this... [IMG]http://www.gadgetell.com/images/042006/idj2_large1.jpg[/IMG] I'd definitely get clowned on. Anyone can be a DJ...even the rich frat kids who buy numark equipment because it has flashy lights which appeal to idiot college girls. It's all relative to your crowd. If your crowd is a wedding party, point-and-click computer programs are sufficient...if your crowd is a bunch of hip hop heads...you better bring the rukus. As for me, I use Serato, people don't hate on that because it still requires knowledge of vinyl to use it properly. Anything else, is, well...just a way to appeal to the mainstream "coolness" associated with being a "DJ" [/QUOTE]

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