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DJ High-Tone, post: 9575, member: 823 wrote: Hi All,

I am seeking a subscription pool. I like to play mainly top 40 music with a slant towards urban – rap, r&b, dancehall, as well I’m interested in a pool which offers cool remixes.

I belong to one pool already but find that its focus is too narrow, it deals with mainly urban music. Yet it does not feature one of my favourite songs of the past year – Rum and Redbull. I had heard a lot of great things about zipdj but was dismayed to find that they also do not offer this song.

Please let me know if you belong to a pool that has a flat monthly charge and carries the song Rum and Redbull as well as top 40 music and good remixes.

Thanks!

For Dancehall and some RnB Try Reggaetopsite

longmover, post: 26446, member: 1361 wrote: @ Si Boogie, your point b) is the premise behind this thread.

Yes, but most masters have had a mentor and mentor should be able to answer question. I don’t mind questions even the most basic. I’ know a lot of experienced DJ’s who have no idea how to set a system up because they have no interest in anything other than mixing. For me some one can never ask too many questions, they can ask the wrong questions.

A cheaper more comprehensive package is Beatunes. Think of it as ITunes for DJ’s. I loved the free trial so much I bought it 35 USD is a bargain. It does more than just find the key

It depends on your music collection, I’ve tried the trial and for my collection it was a waste. Have a look at Beatunes, it’s GUI looks like ITunes you can try before you buy to. Not will it help sort your tags it find the key and highlights duplicates. You can make playlist and it have a function like genie which will create auto playlist based on criteria specified by you. So for example you could want 100 Tech house tracks between 125 and 128bpm in key A to D. If you have a large s collection the initial analysis can take a long time but it’s worth. You’ll need an Internet connection for it to check online databases it will show what it thinks the results should and won’t make changes without authorisation.
I have a collection of over 100,000 tracks which took about 2 months to run through. It didn’t 100% but I don’t think and programme can be but for what it cost it’s worth it IMO.

lj I think we’re on the same vibe music wise. I’d be up for our own DJ night but we’re a bit scattered so might be a problem getting a few of us together. I’m about to start promoting myself more to look at getting back in to the clubs. I did a kids party at a club here and they do a Tech House night once a month but are having a refit. That’ll be my first call at trying to get a play out. The mobile gigs pay but if ‘m honest my heart ain’t in it. Let me play House o/
I don’t know if you’ve ever checked it out but http://www.acthook.com/ has a wanted listing for Cardiff which might still be on going

lj like you I’ve had a break due to commitments but once a DJ always a DJ. So I bought myself a controller a few years back then started to get asked to play parties so bought a small PA and it grew from there. I’m now back to CDJ’s and taking payed bookings as a mobile DJ but really that’s just pays for upgrades and music. I’d love to get back in a club booth, there’s nothing like making the dance floor bounce.
What kind of music do you play?

David Ellsworth, post: 24191, member: 2692 wrote: Apparently there’s a big difference in what the “top of the heap” djs use and what we use. No controllers on Paul’s table of electronics?

I see a booth full of controllers. What do you see???
CDJ2000 = controller
DJM900 nexus = controller
Possible APC 20 or 40 = controller