interesting...i think this has more to do with music appreciation/collecting than dj'ing (although relevant to many dj's), turning digital music into a digital "object" closer to what we experience with actual objects. we had like a 30 page argument touching on that on c-b-s recently.
On Jan 2, 2008 2:16 PM, Michael Pujos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit : > > But that's not the point - what you're saying is fine if you already know > > what track you're going to play next. For someone like me > > who for years has been used to flicking through his records to decide what > > to play next Coverflow would be ideal. Things seem to > > leap out more to us simple minded types when they've got a nice big colour > > image associated rather than just the name of a file. > > > > > Why not but it still seems much faster to choose into a list of tracks > near the bpm of the playing track, to me. >
