Robby Luca

I get your point, but if your boss (the person that pays you) wants you to make people dance, then that’s your job lol If it’s a personal mix, then do whatever you want. I don’t do mixes to make people dance, I do it so they can listen and enjoy the music however they want.

And if you post a mix with your “feelings” put in it, no one will guess because everyone interprets music differently. A song might mean one thing for me and something different for you.

The only time I would understand if a DJ would play whatever he wants is when the crowd pay him to go see him specifically knowing what kind of performance he’ll give.

Terry_42, post: 37655, member: 1843 wrote: You want my services you have to pay. Will I cut you a better deal? Sure.

Buddy of mine is a car salesman, I never got a free car from him, but he made me a very good deal on my car…

I don’t think you can compare lmao He doesn’t own the cars, and they’re worth A LOT more than your DJing services.

If it’s my best friend, a small gig that I don’t need to really focus much, for free. If it was a wedding type of gig, I’d charge for sure.
For other regular friends… charge at a discount price, unless it’s for a good cause (for sex)!

I’ve heard a DJ stop a track for like 5 seconds… but I think he pressed the wrong button, because it happened twice, don’t know how.

Anyways! At local clubs, I’ve never heard a DJ stop the music to switch with someone else. But I agree with Chuck, if there’s a fight happening, stopping the music would be appropriate.

The Black Rag, post: 39154, member: 7330 wrote: Don’t get into discussing what a DJs job is cause there’s quite a few different types and almost all work just as hard and have very similar goals as far as what they are suppose to do.

Wasn’t getting into discussion about that at all! I’m saying if he does his job, whether or not he uses a sync button, who cares. Wasn’t talking about what his job is or should be.