CD-Only. Tech-House // Mixed on CDJ-800MK2

I find much pleasure in mixing with CD's rather than with a simple stick. Gives me more creativity in curating playlists and selecting tracks by buying a cd or burning one. Still new to this setup so I'm trying out a few things.
Definitely some functionality of the newer CDJ's is missing, but I find that I focus much more on the hearing than relying on visual representations (essentially what djing should be about in my opinion).
Here some classic Tech-House mixed on CDJ-800MK2 with CDs.
VIDEO MADE BY: Konstantin Stommen

[@The15thMantis]

Yes! Love your sound and mixing! I'm practicing on 800mk2's, minimal techno/tech house/ elektro house. Much Respect!

[@harleynewyenz]

wonderful mix!

[@Onefootinthechill]

Excellent mix. Wicked selections and lovely blends.

[@lcaise]

I have to say, pretty good mix. Love it, keeep a good work bro!!

[@erikfel9]

Come back and make more sets! I love ur shit

[@whorubeta]

i bought 2 cdj 800 too and i will start learning with this :D just wait for my reloop rmx to arrive^^ pretty neat mix :)

[@bounsiarz001]

Nice! What interface audio You have?

[@AparatorulPoporului]

Very nice, what cameras you used to video record?

[@cgorange1980]

很好听！！！ 追随你 ！~~！！

[@Heatiack]

Nice🫡

[@dj-peterofficial2753]

I for one do NOT agree with you that CD's better in any way. It's just digital music files on different media, but with CD's you can't organize and re organize your music as the collection progresses. If you just copy your digital files on to a USB for use on compatible gear, it will be the same experience playing that music as if you played CD's, except that you don't need to swap CD's all the time. As a pro DJ I use only the latest hardware the clubs has to offer, sometimes CDJ2000 first gen, but in my gear collection I have most of the players and mixers from Pioneer DJ from the very first CDJ-500 to to the CDJ.2000NXS2. If you really want a challenge, go for any player in the 500-series, or the CDJ-100/200. I have a few videos on my YT-page where I use those older players. In my opinion, still the very best players to start with to learn mixing by ear.

[@pdroangelo]

damn dude, chill

[@dj-peterofficial2753]

@@pdroangelo Cool as a cucumber :) , dude!

[@tommilne6415]

@@dj-peterofficial2753 i think its cooler. swapping the discs out is fun and building your own collection of music on cd can be an awesome hobby. rather that, than ripping/downloading onto a usb for hours in the same chair just for easier access to all your music...