Last night I did a gig and it was the first time that anyone really got to see what I was working, namely vdj. People were mindblown by it. They kept commenting how cool that program is, and on and on about how they had never seen anything like it. How long has vdj been around? No matter how long the software has been available, I just wanted to leave this post as testimant that we really are working with cutting edge stuff here.
Posted Sat 22 Nov 08 @ 3:00 pm
personally i still cant belive the limitations of this product, its wicked i mean 5-10 years ago you could only dream of a software that would control MP3's let alone by controlers or timecoded vinyl it really is wicked ;)
Posted Sat 22 Nov 08 @ 3:54 pm
the only limitation is our imagination... and the hardware, lol.
Posted Sat 22 Nov 08 @ 5:30 pm
represent.
Posted Sat 22 Nov 08 @ 6:05 pm
dj_crossfade513 wrote :
How long has vdj been around?
It was released in July 2003. Too bad there is no History page anymore, you could see all the progress.
Posted Sat 22 Nov 08 @ 9:46 pm
DJ-ALF wrote :
It was released in July 2003. Too bad there is no History page anymore, you could see all the progress.
dj_crossfade513 wrote :
How long has vdj been around?
It was released in July 2003. Too bad there is no History page anymore, you could see all the progress.
Here you go DJ-ALF and dj crossfade513. It can be found in the wiki now.
Posted Sun 23 Nov 08 @ 4:13 am
Personally vdj is actually what got me started in mixing live....
from version 1. At 2.1 I bought my pro version..
I started playing at gigs when when vdj added video in version 3.x
Don't get me wrong I have always been involved with music, mixed tapes etc.. but using acid etc...
Yes... I agree VDJ rocks....however we can never get complacent.
Other software are trying to play catch up
Congrats to the dev team.. keep up the good work
from version 1. At 2.1 I bought my pro version..
I started playing at gigs when when vdj added video in version 3.x
Don't get me wrong I have always been involved with music, mixed tapes etc.. but using acid etc...
Yes... I agree VDJ rocks....however we can never get complacent.
Other software are trying to play catch up
Congrats to the dev team.. keep up the good work
Posted Sun 23 Nov 08 @ 6:15 am
Thanks Jimmy, I was looking for that.
Posted Sun 23 Nov 08 @ 7:40 am
Is Vdj European or American??
Posted Sun 23 Nov 08 @ 1:17 pm
VDJ is French
Posted Sun 23 Nov 08 @ 1:44 pm
All about Atomix Productions:
http://www.virtualdj.com/atomixproductions/index.html
http://www.virtualdj.com/atomixproductions/index.html
Posted Mon 24 Nov 08 @ 3:31 am