DJ Surgeon: Serato Makes It Easier, But It Can't Make You A Good DJ
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Detroit's Own DJ Surgeon has been spinning wax for a long time (since he was 15). When we met up with him in Detroit, we really wanted to know if he was still packing a crate or not. Like most of the artists of cratesavers, he loves vinyl and tries to use it as much as he can.
His main dilemma, of course, comes when rare vinyl and travel come into play. You do not want to lose that rare parliament pressing, and travelling with records will get you more than an eyebrow raise in airport security these days. He still holds, though, that vinyl is best for straight turntabilism. Serato is great when you need a track that you normally wouldn't pack in a bag of techno records, but vinyl is still the best for straight up scratching.








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