Practisenjoy, 2008, Video 3, a look at the DJM400 and CDJ400

0:00 Yeah, oh yeah, definitely, definitely

You like them? Yeah, oh yeah, definitely, definitely. I'm just trying to find me a couple of tracks here that I want to use. Yeah, so I can get you going here. Brian, in a minute, should we stick the laser on you? The DJ Tutor. So, do you know what he wants for Christmas now? Yeah. Oh yeah. No, no, he wants four. Just say that you want the DDJ-1500. No, not the DDJ. No, the SMB-1500. Yeah. Seven grand for that thing. Oh yeah. Well, this is it, because we've tried to have it on most of the time. But then, you know, when it's night time, you've got to turn it off. You've got to sleep sometimes. You having fun? Yeah, lots. I'm glad you guys did this. I was lucky I found it right at this week. Yep, cool. Okay, YouTube name? Rollercoaster, beg your pardon. Right, now how long...

2:52 How long have you been using these now, roughly?

How long have you been using these now, roughly? Pretty much the whole day. Yeah, but have you used them before? No. Alright, let's see what you're like after just a few hours. Go on, have a little go. This is what he's going to be doing with some of the effects. Of course, like I've said, and that is, you don't have to just use the effects on the CD player, you can use the effects from the CD player and incorporate them with the mixer as well. So then you get effects on effects. You know what I mean? Now, what's so good is the DJ doesn't just play one track into the other. The DJ is the producer of the music. Fantastic!

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