JayBurge

I use an S4 and was playing around with the new S4 @ BPM in Birmingham. My first thoughts were that it was just a modded version of what I had and I had to double take as to whether it was the old S4. On and working its a lot brighter as the S4 in my opinion sucks ford back light in a dark dj booth.

It felt a bit plasticky considering how much has been talked about improved build and solid feel. For me it doesn’t feel like a big enough jump and more of a slight improvement. granted I only had a 15 minute go on it I don’t know whether there is going to be any significant change to how it utilises the software.

I was a bit disappointed and expecting a touch strip

really interesting back and forth and from a dance head moving into djing its weird how snobby some parts of this scene are. I think regardless of being snobby about gear I think dance music in itself is mega snobby. I’ve been getting myself out to loads of raves these past few months and have seen just as good a set from a commercial dj to that of some next big thing, under ground, prog/tech/deep house if you havent heard of him you don’t know anything dj.

From my experience though the guys on this forum steer well clear of being snobby. That you actually take the time to answer “I am new which dj controller should I use” for the thousandth time with courtesy is brilliant.

Banging tunes reading the crowd and getting involved and having fun is what its about. 🙂

never hurt Sven Vath I seriously don’t know how that man stands during some of his sets. its not big and its not clever

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Its fine Ibiza. Gets such a bad wrap for it being burnt out, to commercial, to many EDM newbies but where else a stones throw from the UK can you lie on a beach watch a sunset then have a good laugh with your pals into the early morning watching carl cox.

superficial idiots aside and dont go near it in the height of summer but its still ace