This is the home base for jon wesley / jwdj. Inside you will find bio info, flyers and photos from past events, a writing portfolio, mixes and regularly updated posts regarding music and culture. I am a digital dj and technology proponent who has been promoting events since 1992 and djing parties since 1995. I've never been one to try to get rich from this; I love what I do since my life filled with music and meeting new people.
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Have Someone Else Warp Your Ableton Tracks
I haven’t used Ableton since version 3. It was fun but I hated having to warp all the tracks. Now the program is much better (with midi capabilty and much more) and there are stores like dancetracksdigital.com where you can buy Ableton-ready versions. Earlier, after reading some comments on djtechtools.com, I found a service where they will warp them for you. This seems kind of lazy but if I were a full-time Ableton user I would think about using the service because I go through so many new tracks. When I used to play vinyl I would play 12-18 tracks in an hour, now that I use Traktor and my VCI-100, I play much more.wFriday night I played about 30 tracks in and hour and a half. About 80 percent of those were new so I could have used some help warping them. I spend a lot of time setting up cue points, loops and beat grids in Traktor Pro so maybe someone will start a service to help with that too. Then I would have more time to find more music–it’s a sickness.