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  • in reply to: Gemini CDMP-7000 or Pioneer XDJ-RX? #2325841
    Kaycie
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    if you need to practice on different gear from your home gear in order to play out, you are not ready to play out by a long shot.

    DJ Vintage you have 38 years of experience and I respect that, but when you (and I) started it was all TT and Vinyl. We didn’t have these dilemma’s when we started DJ’ing. So even tho I mostly agree with what you say we need to approach this from Michael’s perspective. I can understand coming to DJ’ing now feels like opening your first DAW, even tho the basics are all the same. I think the real problem is more psychological then it has really to do with gear.

    Building up confidence is as important as building up your skills. Michael just wants to have that extra bit of confidence when he goes to his first gigs. In my opinion the way to become a ‘pro DJ’ is trough experience playing outside your bedroom. That experience gives confidence. The confidence that at one point builds towards him feeling confident towards every gear that he might come across playing outside.

    Until that point comes why not choose a product that next to the fact that its a good quality product, gives you a little feeling of confidence when approaching your first gigs?

    in reply to: Go Away Please !!! A DJ's Story. #2325711
    Kaycie
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    Why don’t you just make a sign that says something like: “Warning High voltage, keep your drinks away from the DJ booth!”? Dont just write it on a piece of paper but make it look nice so ot looks like a part of your setup/decoration but people still get the point.
    Or you can always buy The Thunderdome X-MAS Edition from discogs for some classic Hardcore Christmas tunes!

    in reply to: Gemini CDMP-7000 or Pioneer XDJ-RX? #2325701
    Kaycie
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    You kinda already answerred the question yourself. But as a person who play’s on both native instruments and pioneer geer I would definitely suggest you go for the XDJ-RX if you want to prepare yourself for the clubs.
    Traktor is great, i love it and still prevere it to Pioneer but the way recordbox and the XDJ-RX are made then to me its definitly the way to go if you just want to do straight forward mixing without al the life elements that traktor offers.

    in reply to: Optimizing Facebook Artist Page, #2145231
    Kaycie
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    Thanks you for your suggestion, yet allot of these gigs are months away and will eventually drop down in my newsfeed! I could in theory keep sharing it on a regular basis. I just don’t feel comfortable with spamming “look at me i’m playing at this event”. 😀

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