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  • in reply to: Should I put my playlists on facebook? #1010192
    Dj Kool Ed
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    For some Djing is an art and skill of finding music that moves the crowd. Once in a while it may be ok to post playlists but if you have spent hours and hours of time digging for songs, I wouldn’t want some other DJs to come by to swipe up my hard earned music research. There are a few other reasons why I wouldn’t post my playlist as well. However, if you are spinning songs that are so basic and easy to find, especially if they will die out in a few months, use it temporarily as a marketing tool. Temporarily is the key word because in the end you want people to come out to listen to you whether it is your online radio show or at a venue.

    in reply to: DJ Mixer Recomnendation? #1006996
    Dj Kool Ed
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    Thank you BOTH for your feedback. Much appreciated. I will be avoiding the Behringer djx700. Overall sound is important.

    in reply to: DJ Mixer Recomnendation? #1006979
    Dj Kool Ed
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    Seriously….do you all buy the latest and greatest/most expensive dj equipment? how many of you all started out with the basic mixer and 2 turntables? no one has insight on a basic low priced but good dj mixer? serious?

    Dj Kool Ed
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    how do i delete a post that is no longer relevant?

    in reply to: vestax vci-300 mkii and the 400 #14135
    Dj Kool Ed
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    Then whats the big deal? And huge price difference? I’m still using Serato w/my Technics 1200s and I’m ready to move to a simpler platform for DJing.

    in reply to: Dubstep as the new norm #14129
    Dj Kool Ed
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    I’m spinning my ‘1st official’ DubStep party out here in the Midwest of USA. Its college town and the venue is a local down to earth bar ($1 beers) – – I do not know what to expect. I’m well travelled but have never really sought out Dub until now. I have had only 2 weeks to prep and have been listening to Dub all day when i get the chance. There’s much to learn as there are unknown and very popular artist. Skrillex is not the creator but is influential despite feedback from hardcore dubstep listeners. I’ve been focusing on finding gems with authentic and ‘non-authentic’ dub tracks. Any suggestions? I’ll post a link to a practice set soon. The key is having fun.

    in reply to: Dubstep as the new norm #14128
    Dj Kool Ed
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    DJ Stone Crazy, post: 455, member: 79 wrote: Dub what? Just kiddin’. Yea, it’s made a huge impact in the Orlando area. I hated it at first. But I fell in love with Matt U’s “Whyle The F_ck Out”. I mix it in here and there. Last Wednesday, someone made a special request for me to not play it.[media=youtube]IF5pqJE7P2Q[/media]

    Yeah, thats a hot track.

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