djnatdog

I understand that perfectly. I'm borrowing one of the collections off my mate later on in the week and hopefully I can give some more detailed information to you guys. Yeah it is kind of in your face but most think it's extremely effective in media and promotions I find it a bit bright and a bit too far out there. They list a genre but no tracklist, Quality are assured to be the highest, and he claims he owns all the copyright I'll be checking on out later on in the week. but it could be the guy has no marketing skills and or knowledge what so ever.

So Cupe I take it you'd not risk it? I'm borrowing one of these keys off my DJ mate next week to see if they are worth it.

Not to be rude or anything and not meaning to bump a few day old post just treading lightly here but DJ Lodgie plays at big time night clubs and he uses the ERGO, and he played a massive crowd S80 in Echuca. The ERGO is meant to be a entry level controller for pros that need something compact and portable, it packs more punch than most around that price range. No it's an entry level controller for the entry level market, i personally wouldn't be using one in a club it's honestly not built for that. It's too cramped and the jog wheels a bit too sensitive or not enough depending on the software. Just because someone uses one in a club doesn't mean the device is made for or at a club standard. Build quality i found it quite good but really a lack of xlr outputs make it unsuitable for a big system, you really shouldnt run controllers into a mixer like an 800 and then into the limiters and eqs of the club. Each to their own but apart from the S4 and DDJ S1 i dont feel any other controllers are of a proper club level, your friend would surely get more use out of a controller with more sample/loop/effect banks and multiple deck control. As I said it's a Entry level controller but according to the guys from a reputable DJ store, it's a entry level controller for the professional needing something to transport. Lodgie isn't a friend of mine just a DJ I had the pleasure to work along side with as a promoter and he plays some massive gigs and that's all he uses.

Thank you.

What I'm talking are the Xtinct mixes currently doing the rounds on eBay at the moment. http://www.ebay.com.au/sch/retroelectro ... 4340.l2562 They seem to know what they are on about and they've got some happy customers by the looks of things, I spoke to a reputable industry djj and promoter who claims these things are worth 100x their weight in gold as they are truly unique and fresh and make a bad DJ look wicked. Just wondering on your input.

Okay didn't think I knew you, I know most of the DJ's who do the rounds up here. tell them to join ADJF I'll certainly be passing it on mate I ony just found the site tonight. I'll also tell some promoters I know who promote DJs and that. nice one brah. we're also keen to interview DJ's too, and it gets a bit of exposure through the ADJF facebook http://www.facebook.com/ausdjforums I'll head over to FB and give you some exposure and send the URL out to my DJ friends and promoters. Thanks Russell.

Okay didn't think I knew you, I know most of the DJ's who do the rounds up here. tell them to join ADJF I'll certainly be passing it on mate I ony just found the site tonight. I'll also tell some promoters I know who promote DJs and that.

Okay didn't think I knew you, I know most of the DJ's who do the rounds up here.

They had him booked as a DJ.

Cool where do you work what's your dj name dude? Considering your Bendigo I'm guessing the Palace.

Thanks mate, yeah i'm still only a probationary member but I'm loving it.

Promotional work as in promotions of clubs and events in my community area. Upcoming gigs of DJs and so on.

I'm currently looking at upgrading to one of the two my current controller is a Mixtrack or Spin. I've spoken to half a dozen people in the industry and I've got most of them telling me to the go thew novation I need some guidance and assistance has anyone used the twitch?

Not to be rude or anything and not meaning to bump a few day old post just treading lightly here but DJ Lodgie plays at big time night clubs and he uses the ERGO, and he played a massive crowd S80 in Echuca. The ERGO is meant to be a entry level controller for pros that need something compact and portable, it packs more punch than most around that price range.

Hi, I'm Nathan I'm 19 I currently go by the djing name of DJ Natdog, I still have a lot to learn I am a amateur at digital djing, I currently work the Torq 2.0 by avid, using my Vestax Spin or the mixtrack to control it. I'm a volunteer in the State Emergency Services (VICSES), I enjoy bike riding and writing and photography. I'm currently a media student. I also do promotional work as well.