Lamid45G
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ParticipantI never had ever ever that long set of list, like ever, maybe a couple request every now and then that came with a good tips slide in with the paper request,
In private parties function same thing, usually some half a** naked exotic asian approached me and whispered me her request and offered me a shot of tequila…
To that kind of request a 38 song ? I just nod and grin to they guy that requested it “Ok”, and prolly just play one-or two songs from that list, to whichever suits your already established set-list, i mean eh ? He’s not the one that payin’ you anyway right ?September 17, 2013 at 1:03 am in reply to: Some of my experiences on my gig this past Saturday #44266ParticipantDj Emazing, post: 44379, member: 9575 wrote: Yeah the introduction of midi controllers is what caused this to be honest, everyone thinks they are a dj after they get a controller or even some decent equipment but there is a lot more to it than that.
Completely agreed, even worse in here, everyone thinks they are a dj after they get JUST a Virtual DJ in their laptop (lol)
September 17, 2013 at 1:00 am in reply to: Some of my experiences on my gig this past Saturday #44265ParticipantDj Emazing, post: 44367, member: 9575 wrote:
Sorry about the censoring, not saying you would steal my design but I’m sure others would lol.It’s a shame I really love to see just your logo :p
September 16, 2013 at 3:03 am in reply to: DJ'ing at your own party – without physically DJ'ing #44206ParticipantSeems like you trying to do both things at the same time,
Maybe the venue you having your bday party at, had some kind of packages deal the venue+ DJ packages ?
DO like any these guys suggested make a mix tapes 30 mins , 1 hour or whatever, and If you want to impressed your guests more you can go behind the decks and spin like 5-6 songs and then back to your mixtape and back to mingle to your guests again,
No sure why you really insist wants to DJ in your own bday party anyway ?ParticipantNot too bad of a name, is this also applied also to your DJ style ? (as in dark & light hearted)
September 16, 2013 at 2:49 am in reply to: Some of my experiences on my gig this past Saturday #44204ParticipantAnother gig story i enjoyed reading 😀
Love the ““?????????????? Agd@cvKq#? What!?” i always get that in my brain all the time like “???!?!??!#)(@!#)(! WHA???” 😀
Was wondering if you could shared the design of your business card? I alwyas wondering what the DJ Business card looks like, the design, the writing and stuffAlso, with the promoter, do you have some kind of hard-paper contract agreement ? You know just to be on the safe side so you wouldn’t get tricked to play for 2 parties for free again 😉
ParticipantMy Little Pony, guess its those cartoon with bunch of unicorn , horsey, a lots of rainbow ,it used to come with those merchandise toys with pink love shaped with lil pony inside…eh
Guess the show never float my boat …
I stick with my Saint Seiya and my…
THUNDERRCATZ ……?????ParticipantCan i use your travel buddy ticket Chuck ? :p
Participantwhat the hax is brony dj ?
ParticipantI usually go first with my explorer folder and labelled them “NEW MUSICAAA Sept 2013”, and then labelled them on the sub-folder based on their genre,
When its time for the gigs, i rearrange them back in My Serato Playlist, like “KICK A$$ Gig, Sept 27 2013 @ Titty Twister Club, Mexico City”, and then make another sub-folder under that, and labelled them sometimes as “BEGINNING”, “MIDDLE, “END”, “Pumpin'” , “Booty Shakin’ Anthem”, or can just labeled them by its genre “FUNKOT”, “DUCTH”, “BREAKDUTCH”, “PROG” and so onParticipantLooks it still heavy…*umph
Guess if this thing work with Ipad, why in the world we want the Z1, while we can get this all-in-one solution right out of the box ?ParticipantTake all the advice that all these guys above gave you …
yeah its going to be difficult, you can’t just show up with your cd’s and start playin on CDJ, IF you never experienced the CDJ before (especially if its CDJ 100 LOLOllolol…)ParticipantHellow James and welcome to the forum,
A guitarist eh ?
Just imagined, in your live DJ gig, you DJ with the beats, and then you storm rush in front of the stage playing yur guitar…LIVE, awesome entertainment 😎ParticipantWas wondering, what other kind of speakers, if its not for production, say for DJ studio, to practice mixing and such
Jack Hoesterey, post: 44160, member: 2483 wrote:
What I need your advise on: A good but cheap 49-61 midi keyboard,I had M-Audio Pro Axiom-61, cost around 200 dolla, it integrated very well with Ableton & Logic, a lot of knobs , a mini drum-pads ,its pretty decent keyboard for the budgeted price
ParticipantShy FX, he plays drum n bass/jungle right ?
benjturner, post: 44203, member: 15211 wrote:
– What’s the basic set-up likely to be? I’m playing at The Junction in Cambridge so it’s an established venue – I’ve currently got Traktor and Numark Mixtrack Pro so is that going to suffice?Since you mentioned it’s an established venue, I take it they have at least basic Pro DJ Setup, ex. Pioneer CDJ’s and in-house mixer (ex. DJM series), your setup is more than suffice, but that’s bring us to your second question…
benjturner, post: 44203, member: 15211 wrote:
– Also, I’m playing in-between two other DJs so how does that work – as in how will we do the laptop/decks changeover?Your first time right ? How long you gonna be spinning ? 1 hour ? It’s not worth it to bring your own gears, First you have it to tuck it around with you until its time for you to play, Second you have to hook it up, more than likely during the DJ before you playing, so you can imagined the hassle, in the dark, you have to figured it out which socket to plug into the house mixer, dont count on the in-house tech to help you out, or EVEN the DJ before you, they prolly just gonna look at you and give you a WTF look !, if you not comfortable with the venues ( aka you go there a lot, you know the owner, all the DJ’s, from the bouncer to the bartender), stick with just BOC (Bring your own CD’s)
PS: And since the headliner playin dnb/jungle genre, might be a good idea try to stick with the genre close to it, maybe some light breakbeat, or some tribal,. throw in some light dubstep/trap here and there ( I dont think trance genre match too well, imo)
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