Who´s Best Club House Deejay-mixer ?

[Vítor Rage]

Junior Vasquez? Roger Sanchez? Armand Van Helden? Robbie Rivera? Danny Tenaglia? Hex Hector? Junior Sanchez? Thunderpuss?

 

[catharsis]

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[the People's Champ]

Junior Vasquez? Roger Sanchez? Armand Van Helden? Robbie Rivera? Danny Tenaglia? Hex Hector? Junior Sanchez? Thunderpuss?

tenaglia club house? I always thought he was DEEP house, really deep. I considered club house to be like bad boy bill with the bouncing bass beats. not my cup of tea. I like west coast house like garth. garth plays sexy, uplifting house.

 

[manny78]

The best I saw ? Roger Sanchez and Green Velvet. They both work with 3 (even 4 turntables), with samplers and groove box.

 

[smoknjilly]

depends on your taste...

my all time favorite is the master Jeff Mills ...always uses 3 decks..

however he mostly spins hard and detroit techno, some house thrown in there ocassionally...

as for house...damn thats hard, I have seen sooo many djs...

but danny tenaglia is definitely up there...as mixing skills go..

myself, I am more about song selection than mixing skills when I go to hear a dj...

Jr vasquez may have great mixing skills, but I think the songs he plays are vomit worthy, hencew why I never go to hear him...

 

[Vítor Rage]

Yes, Tenaglia as a productor is mostly deep house, but since he remixes some of club house hits, i add him on the list.

For me, Junior Vasquez is the king .

 

[vicmack777]

JONATHAN PETERS!!! Followed by DT. Tenaglia is ridiculous also. Some other good ones also, but too many to name.

 

[Johnny Auto Parts]

DJ Nailz

 

[the People's Champ]

depends on your taste...



myself, I am more about song selection than mixing skills when I go to hear a dj...

thank you.

 

[manny78]

but danny tenaglia is definitely up there...as mixing skills go..

myself, I am more about song selection than mixing skills when I go to hear a dj...

if talking about mixing skills then all house Dj's nearly have the same skills. Mixing house is soooo easy. I remember when I used to mix shitty house years ago. I would listen to a record 2-3 times in order to find the break or any point in the song where I could fade up another one. Then when I went back to my first love (Hip-hop) I realized how hard it was. Thats why today I respect a lot more hip-hop DJ's.