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  • in reply to: Some advice, if you please #42382
    DJ Beej
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    Chuck van Eekelen, post: 42517, member: 2756 wrote: I just realised something. Get two really cheap, non-controller, non-USB, no brand CD-players (if they play MP3 CD’s it’s a bonus) and ditto 2- or 4-channel mixer. Should be available really cheap (everyone is buying digital these days). Use that, if drinks get spilled and gear dies, tough. Replace it by another cheap piece of kit and off you go.

    Just go old skool, great way to get your manual beatmachting and CJD-style playing in order (I know the buttons on cheapo CD-players are not CDJ quality or in a different position, but it is nor rocketscience to recognize the play and cue buttons on a CJD when you know where they are on other CD-players).

    Not sure if you get paid for DJ-ing frat parties, if you do just set aside some of the money by way of insurance (something breaks, replace it, no biggie). If you don’t, just tell the organisers that you’ll play for free, but it will cost them € x.xx (which would be a reasonable low amount) if something breaks.

    Greetinx,
    C.

    specifically what kind of cd player? where should I look? are you familiar with Musician’s Friend?

    in reply to: Some advice, if you please #42308
    DJ Beej
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    Chuck van Eekelen, post: 42455, member: 2756 wrote: Definitely have to be a home rig. Acrylic glass might be easiest. Doesn’t really have to be a full cover, more like a motorcycle windshield, so they can’t put their drink down on your gear (which is usually what happens). Obviously you have those that come to you, beer in hand at about chest height, and lean over your stuff. So you’d make the “windsheild” high enough :).

    I have seen them in fixed installation, not in mobile use. Doesn’t mean it can’t be made to work in that environment. Just extra stuff to lug around and assemble.

    Greetinx,
    C.

    Okay, definitely. I’m thinking something like a bifold windshield, something I could easily fold up and stack when I’m done. I’ll get to work on something..

    thanks guys

    in reply to: Some advice, if you please #42292
    DJ Beej
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    Chuck van Eekelen, post: 42391, member: 2756 wrote: LOL … bring a clear glass “canopy” to place over your controller and laptop and go for it.

    where can I look for one of those? could I rig one myself?

    in reply to: What is your most annoying sound??? #42233
    DJ Beej
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    J-Zed, post: 41710, member: 1486 wrote: 4am…

    meow… meow… meow…. Meow… Meow. MEOW. MEEEEEEEEEOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOWWWWWWWWWWWWW

    hahahaha yes, same here. then they somehow jump into your window from 5 feet below, outside..

    in reply to: My first mix! #42230
    DJ Beej
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    Terry_42, post: 42245, member: 1843 wrote: Now that was a really refreshing mix.
    Very good nice transitions, loved the energy mix and the mix to some disco in the middle.
    The transition at around 17:00 was a bit shaky and prolly should have also EQed out some highs before bringing it in to make it smoother. But apart from that awesome job.

    thank you! thats the kinda critique that helps. glad you enjoyed it.

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