Emma Partnow

Eduardo Beattie, post: 6282 wrote: BTW what’s with the rush I don’t see any reason why you MUST release it in like a weak’s time…

EDIT: Wow, you mentioned EARLY testers, does that mean there will be some later ones? If so, could you send me an email about two days before the next competition 😀

All the Preparation (Weeks And Weeks And Weeks Of Writing And Filming) Has Been Done for the Course;
The Course will be Released Very Shortly as it is Complete

Here is a 26 Minute Denon MC 6000 Video that May Help You to Some Degree 🙂
Forget the fact that they are using Traktor; as whatever they are doing in Traktor can be done in VDJ

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And Any Questions on VDJ; we can Answer in Our DJ Software Thread 🙂

Newportdj Drew, post: 6235 wrote: Anyone else get this? The empty feeling after a gig? Dunno how else to describe it? What do you do to cope with it?

Hello Drew 🙂
I Recognise and Understand this Feeling Very Well;
But My Formula for ‘After Gig Come Down’; is to Immediately Start Work On My Next Set;
I Find that as I am Already ‘Buzzing’ from the Gig; I am ‘Ready To Continue’; and ‘Always’ come up with Something Very Special; even if it is just One Amazing Transisition into Another;
It is The Element Of ‘Feeling Satisfied’ that Needs To Be Fulfilled;
And going to bed ‘Knowing’ that you have ‘Already Began The Preparation For Your Next Gig’ Really Helps Me 😎

Excellent Track up to 3.17 Justin 😎
The Melody is Lovely; the Kick; Open Snare; Clap/Snare Rim; and Reverse Crash Cannot be Faulted 🙂
However; the Synth that comes in at 3.17 (in my Opinion); takes the Track from Progressive House into Trance

You are Very Welcome to any Assistance my Friend 😎
And for not taking the Gig; I Completely Agree; because without a Concrete Payment Method; and your Current Feelings about what you Wish and Don’t Wish to Play; this is All Our Own Personal Perogative 🙂

Yes; You Made An Exact Point there 😀
At Home in Our Headphones we can make Really Small Adjustments and ‘Feel’ the Quality of the Difference; but with a Big PA Pounding the Bass and Kick Drum; those ‘Highs’ seem to get Lost in the Mix (Not Always Of Course);
I have watched Adam Beyer and Carl Cox at Tomorrowland a Number Of Times (as they are So Good); but Both of them Trainwrecked Once during their Set; which is Marvelous Really; because as you say; Even The Pro’s Get It Wrong 🙂
Some DJ’s Play The Same Set wherever they go; and so I suppose ‘Know’ their Sets (And all the EQ’s) like the Back Of Their Hand; but for me Personally (I can Only do Radio at the moment – but it is with World Class DJ’s); I like to not only Play A Different Set each time; but a Different Genre; so it all Continues To Be Fresh And New 😎

Smess, post: 6191 wrote: Hi Emma, thanks for the welcome! I wasn’t completely satisfied with my performance personally but there were no major mistakes and everyone who was there seemed to enjoy it and I would have settled for that beforehand as I was quite nervous! All in all a good learning experience as it was the first time I had played on a club system!

That is Amazing in itself Luke; to Actually Play on a Club System for the First Time; No Wonder you were Nervous :);
You ‘May’ be a ‘Perfectionist’ like Me; in the Sense that it is Difficult to ‘Feel’ Completely Satisfied with Our Performance;
Only last night I Finally Finished a Track I have been working On for 3 Months; Loaded it up to Soundcloud (Dubstep); and now having heard it again there is just a ‘Few Seconds’ that I would like to Change; but Soundcloud is Down 🙁
But I wasn’t ‘Satisfied’ with my Last Radio Set either; yet is has gone All Around The World now; with Rave Reviews

However; if the Crowd Were Pleased at your Gig; and you Learned Something; that is a Major Step Forward 🙂 😎