Yeh dude, but Hospital dealt with it well I thought. His wasn't a pre pitched CD it was just a mix CD. And the CDJ wasn't turned on when he was "using" it.Uzique wrote:
pre pitching a CD is something a lazy DJ does
part of DJ'ing and mixing / beat-matching is matching up the pitch of individual tracks. a pre-pitched CD is a CD that has been altered by software, or perhaps by the DJ him/herself in their spare-time, so that each of the tracks are already matched to the same speed/pitch. all the DJ has to do then to mix live is beat-match the 4/4 drumbeat or whatever. relatively simple. it's seen as an unforgivable act in respected DJ circles (especially drum'n'bass, where the focus of live performance is very much on the turntables and MC), and as a matter of fact a big name on hospital records recently got his ass thrown off the label for pre-pitching and playing mix-CD's live.
I've just seen that Chase and Status use pre pitched CD's and my guess was pretty much what you said Uzique. Shame
EDIT - I don't say it was "just" a pre mixed CD as if it's better. In my opinion thats worse, because it's putting less effort in.
Last edited by JakAttaK (2009-11-07 17:19:30)