Andrea Negri

Never used rmx mic input…it’s better to have a simple audio mixer with rmx output in and mic hooked up there

I’m gonna update now

From technical point of view, I will try to put a list below:
– buy music
– study that music (tracks)
– study how to play them in sequence (aka playlist)…for doing it you must check bpm, key etc etc
– study how to mix them in the right way…
– re-play during a gig but you mormally have to change after looking at the crowd…

It’s so good!

ok, but using Ableton for mixing in a “normal” way is not the way I want to go…because I use also VDJ and TP2.
With Live I want to be more creative and create something “special” (aka live-remix).
BTW, Thanks a lot Emma!

I did a lot of similar gig, you should have almost all the genre excluding the extreme ones…
Beatles, rock-n-roll, latin must be in your drive.
Get ready to quickly change type of music and hear a lot fo strange requests.
By the way, actual and old radio hits are also needed.

So, you only need a (inexpensive) pc and an optional external soundcard like Audio 2 dj.