hi

[floot_guy]

for future floot:

i use virtualdj because of it's compatibility with soundswitch (DMX visualisation studio that sync's to DJ software so u can be a 1 man band with cool light effects), and for editor, ableton and sometimes if i just wanna goof around fl studio (BOTH FULLY LICENSED!!!!!)

vdj is cool. I first started mixing with vdj. I haven't used the latest versions tho
I'm more comfortable with rekordbox and Serato DJ as they are compatible with most controllers
and it also has an awesome library manager

Spoiler: clicky clicky

Pioneer DJ DDJ 400
small controller, but it gets the job done

as for FL, we share it among 3 people. it's not recommended tho
I've never used Ableton. Most studios here use Fl Studio or Cubase

 

[SvenyTheFox]

vdj is cool. I first started mixing with vdj. I haven't used the latest versions tho
I'm more comfortable with rekordbox and Serato DJ as they are compatible with most controllers
and it also has an awesome library manager

Spoiler: clicky clicky

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Pioneer DJ DDJ 400
small controller, but it gets the job done

as for FL, we share it among 3 people. it's not recommended tho
I've never used Ableton. Most studios here use Fl Studio or Cubase

I use Ableton not because studios here use Ableton or FL or whatever, most recording studios I have found use things like Logic Pro X, Cubase, etc, but because the workflow makes the most sense to me.

I have a Pioneer DDJ FLX4 I use for VRChat clubs, that's also why I have DMX software running, the club in VRChat has DMX lights you can control :3