KueIt DJ Program Gets A Spin
These days, when you go to clubs, deejays (or the poor excuses for them) are normally carrying less weight. With all respect to vinyl culture, lugging records has become a form of self-torture now that Serato and Traktor pioneered the revolution of mp3 DJs. But in case you’re the type to use samples when putting the stamp on your mix, KueIt a new program that launched yesterday replaces the need to use hardware like an MPC.
What 9th Wonder’s Achilles heel Fruity Loops, and Reason did for digital producers, KueIt does for laptop deejays. Once installed, the user uploads the samples to a desired set of keys which are displayed on the screen in conjunction with any of the previously mentioned dj programs you use. The toggling between programs has no effect on your mixes, or the quality of the music. Check out a demo of the software featuring a testimonial by Fat Man Scoop.
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This software is sweeeeet
Comment by skinnyjimmy — August 22, 2008 #
$249, Are they kidding?
Comment by JimmyCrackcorn — August 26, 2008 #
Once (if it’s not already) this program will be bootlegged more than the mp3’s the DJ’s are spinning in the clubs.
Comment by Crack — September 7, 2008 #
This program should be $30; $50 at the most. The thing would have to use the headphone jack of the laptop which means horrible sound quality.
Those ni#$as most of been on that stuff when they priced it for 250! Cocaine is a hell of a drug!
I’d rather just use a roland sampler for my sound banks
Comment by JamC — September 9, 2008 #