Interview · 5 February 2014

DJ Times

Jim Tremayne, “DVS1: Back to the Old School”, DJ Times, 5 February 2014 (archived copy)

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“Two Pioneer CDJs and two Technics SL-1200 turntables”

DJ Times, 5 February 2014 · Source

“I don’t like the layout, but I’m getting used to the Allen & Heath Xone mixers because I’m realizing that I’d rather sound good.”

DJ Times, 5 February 2014 · Source

“I don’t need effects—I don’t need to fluff my mixes.”

DJ Times, 5 February 2014 · Source

“The filters are nice.”

DJ Times, 5 February 2014 · Source

“I don’t need a 4-band EQ, but I’m a DJ who’s technically proficient.”

DJ Times, 5 February 2014 · Source

“I don’t think a laptop belongs in a DJ booth.”

DJ Times, 5 February 2014 · Source

“the ability to spread out and play eight- or 10-hour sets”

DJ Times, 5 February 2014 · Source

“It’s 50/50.”

DJ Times, 5 February 2014 · Source

“I like to play old house tunes fast and I like to play to play old techno slow.”

DJ Times, 5 February 2014 · Source

“until he puts that fader up”

DJ Times, 5 February 2014 · Source

Verbatim quotations from tools/dvs1_brief.py. Each line is checked by tools/verify_quotes.py against the linked source. Nothing here is paraphrased inside quotation marks. Writer’s-account lines are labelled. DVS1 has not reviewed or approved the M4.

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