This book basically tries to walk you through all of Traktor. It frequently gives concret realistic "challenges" and walks you through the steps. You also get a lot of useful hints about DJing in general. I think its especially helpful for beginners. But there are also sections that experienced DJ's can benefit from, like the section about MIDI messages. Most importantly it tries to keep all relevant information together as it walks you through things, while the official manual cross references you to other sections all the time.
As for the price, I do not get how $30 is expensive for a book. This is what the cheapest programmering books go for. Of course you can get fiction cheaper.
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Originally Posted by JesterNZDJ
30$ =/= €40 loool
i just ordered mine ! very cheap delivery to Belgium from the EU site !
will be perfect reading for on my short holiday this summer when i don't have my pc with me hehe
i know... i'm an addict
Also great to see that buyers from the book will get pdf updates ! talk about modern service ! sweeeeeeeeeeeet !
I'm not good at things, but I like to pretend I am.
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when is duo bible couming out?
Please contact the author about the Duo book:
http://www.traktorbible.com/en/contact.aspx
I wouldnt bother with the Duo book, Duo will just be watered down version of the Pro book - it would be better to buy the pro book in my opinion as that will contain everythign the duo book does and more. While i cant see the duo book containing anything that the Pro book doesnt.
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