If DJing with vinyl and turntables was the only way to DJ today.......

[Lazerick]

no doubt

[DJWhoQE]

Do you guys think that vinyl would be cheaper if it was the only medium to DJ with?

Absolutely, that's basic supply and demand.

[Connor]

I learned how to beatmatch on vinyl but I honestly don't enjoy vinyl that much. If I never knew what a CDJ was I would continue DJing yes, if CDJs were suddenly zapped away from the planet and I had to continue with vinyl I would be annoyed but would continue DJing.

[djpenguin]

Here's food for thought. If timecode existed in the 80's and 90's, would DJ's have used them then. Hell yes. People need to get over this idea of playing with old school vinyl means you're better than a DJ that doesn't. As long as the crowd is happy is all that matters.

Playing vinyl doesn't mean you're a better DJ than someone who doesn't. Being able to play vinyl DOES make you a better DJ than someone who can't.

[Interracial Tea]

My back

[contra]

I learned on vinyl and I'm going to finish on vinyl

[gjb1969]

contra x2 vinyl from start to finish

[Atomisk]

If I have the current love for house music, I'll still be doing it. However, it took me a while to get into house so I'm not sure I'd have gained the same interest if not for the ease of use with a laptop. However, if everyone were magically forced to use vinyl tomorrow I'd love it. Itd weed out a ton of casuals and make room for talented DJs. It's be awesome. Only downside is that it'd cost a shit ton to press my Originals, edits and mashups to vinyl

Playing vinyl doesn't mean you're a better DJ than someone who doesn't. Being able to play vinyl DOES make you a better DJ than someone who can't.

Truth. +rep

[NPC]

Of course. It's not about the medium, it's about the music.

[Nick Bike]

sure y not