Reply to Oliosky's Setup.

Started djing properly in about 2002. Didn't take pictures of my stuff until probably 2004 or so. So here's the 1st photos i could find




2 Stanton Str8-90s, a tascam XS8 (rebadged Ecler Hak320), a pioneer efx500. prior to this I had a horrible peavy mixer and a stanton smx501 which shat itself rather quickly.

Then I bought a house and bought a bcd2000 which was my 1st foray into mixing with digital music.




This bcd was used for various software in various incarnations. Inclu8ding as a DVS soundcard and effect midi controller.




Started mucking about with ableton live in different forms






An ableton set video in the early stages http://www.stickam.com/viewMedia.do?mId=183970625

with serato



Got a little silly with incorporating ableton live samples and serato on 2 setups.







Ultimately ended up simplifying everything and going back to decks and real records (plus a bit of serato). As anyone who has gigged on a vaguely regular basis ends up doing. Less is more when you have to get in and out of a dark stinky dj booth with a minimum of fuss.



Serato set on video http://www.stickam.com/viewMedia.do?mId=181920071

Bit of serato and trigger finger video action with some funk http://www.stickam.com/viewMedia.do?mId=186399864 and dub and lofi shiz [ame="http://vimeo.com/8687772"]dubstep and dnb dj mix on Vimeo[/ame] in 2008 and 2009.

Simplified even more with traktor and midi



Went overseas for an extended period and properly simplified my shit even more. Down to an X1, a nanokontrol and a laptop.





Back home. Ended up sticking with traktor pro and midi only. Built a new stand for my gear out of recycled stuff.







And here we are.