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Posted by Danila on Nov-16-2006 21:27:

quote:
Originally posted by Michael May
LOL. I was beginning to wonder if I was the only one.



hahaha oh I was about to type that :/

when I got music playing and its raining. I beatmatch my vipers to the beat. And when it goes off sink I would stop them and start second later so its all matched. only when im really into the music playing. :P


Posted by Michael May on Nov-16-2006 22:00:

quote:
Originally posted by Danila
hahaha oh I was about to type that :/

when I got music playing and its raining. I beatmatch my vipers to the beat. And when it goes off sink I would stop them and start second later so its all matched. only when im really into the music playing. :P


LMFAO


Posted by DOOMBOT on Nov-16-2006 22:12:

quote:
Originally posted by Danila
hahaha oh I was about to type that :/

when I got music playing and its raining. I beatmatch my vipers to the beat. And when it goes off sink I would stop them and start second later so its all matched. only when im really into the music playing. :P





























Posted by Jarvmeister on Nov-16-2006 22:33:

quote:
Originally posted by Michael May
LOL. I was beginning to wonder if I was the only one.


Totaly, when i first started I would find myself finding rhythm in everything. I would see a beat in things as obscure as picking up the paper, moving it, then putting it down. Words on adverts on the TV. Putting something in the pan to boil. It was kind of odd!

So cool though - I think when you go through that you know you've 'got it'. Cos some people, poor souls, just dont click.

Jarv

PS This is a cool thread!


Posted by hooj1 on Nov-17-2006 07:57:

DJing has aged me 3 times the normal rate from lack of sleep.

Oh and i started to notice that most DJs.....um......suck!


Posted by KiNeTiC ENeRgY on Nov-17-2006 17:50:

quote:
Originally posted by hooj1
DJing has aged me 3 times the normal rate from lack of sleep.

Oh and i started to notice that most DJs.....um......suck!


lol, so true some of the locals around here are really garbage, and honestly can't mix, and have the worst track selection ever. They must not get any exposure to new sounds or anything, yet they are paid to play absolute horrible tunes. The owners wonder why no one comes out anymore to their clubs. Then they walk around like there Tiesto. Can't help to laugh. The most annoying ones are the types who are so eager to get on and will backstab and talk shit about any other DJ to get on the decks. I can't stand that shit.


Posted by CiTrus on Nov-18-2006 16:14:

it gives me something to look forward to


Posted by Allied Nations on Nov-18-2006 17:13:

I came to this forum as a total n00b, now I moderate it


Posted by on Nov-19-2006 12:03:

quote:
Originally posted by Allied Nations
I came to this forum as a total n00b, now I moderate it



.... And still a n00b...























j/k bro.. your a kick arse DJ


Posted by Nickerous on Nov-20-2006 03:52:

Reading this thread is really inspiring. I'm very new to DJing (so new, I don't even have any equipment yet) but I find myself trying to mix by playing one song on i-tunes and another on winamp. Every day I dream about just being able to mix together two songs and just marvel in the magic that two perfectly mixed tracks can create. I know I will suck at first (not to mention be very poor), but the pursuit of that magic is just too appealing to give up now.


Posted by Tony Morello on Nov-20-2006 04:28:

quote:
Originally posted by J:\Digital
your a kick arse DJ


until i cram him full of weed and booze


Posted by Allied Nations on Nov-20-2006 04:50:

quote:
Originally posted by Tony Morello
until i cram him full of weed and booze



Whatever, i said the most intelligent bullshit ever on your couch. You know that.









Posted by Tony Morello on Nov-20-2006 05:29:

intelligent or drunken ramblings, you decide


Posted by bas on Nov-20-2006 14:32:

I definitely drink a lot more, and I don't get as much sleep as I used to.


Posted by ZeJayMan on Nov-23-2006 13:52:

I no longer tolerate shit mixing. It pisses me off to no end. I still love to go out clubbing and i find I drink a hell of a lot more now. And I get a lot more sex.


Posted by DJ_RoKo on Nov-24-2006 00:44:

im like'n this thread.

i totally agree with what danny-o said and camshafter i know what you mean about drawing dj equipment durin school lessons. i used to try and find rhythms in everything visual too, i used also try and sync in my head two sources of sounds that i could hear.

dj'in and producin has sucked up heaps of my time, time that could have been spent meeting new ppl but instead i unsocialably sit in front of my computer lookin for new tunes or makin tunes. i nearly failed my last year of school coz i was so into producin but i couldn't really give a fuck, i was developing skills in something new and giving it a crack. theres been times where i've sort of lost feel and inspiration and ppl always puttin me down about never makin somethin of myself didn't help either, but when i'm doing it whether it being dj'ing or producing i feel a warm sense of belonging coz its what i absolutely love to doing.

sonykc-


Posted by hiram on Nov-26-2006 02:41:

ive noticed while im driving i tend to see if random things match the beat of the song im listening too and it irks me when they arent in sync. things like my radar detector beeping, turning signals, wipers ect.


Posted by vman83 on Nov-26-2006 13:16:

it has changed my life in the fact that im now broke, owe thousands of dollars to my credit card, and still have no urge to stop any time soon

at times it also scares me, because i will often look up to "famous" djs, and think they are great yet the person next to me says 'oh how shit are his mixes' ... which leaves me to think, ok if you think this seasoned pro is shit, what must you think of my mixes... sometimes these attitudes really put me off... no one is perfect, especially the less experienced Dj's... some people accept mistakes and dont care, whilst some people frown upon them heavily like they are just so peferct...

and i hate politics that sometimes comes around between Dj's... at the end of the day we all share a love for EDM and just want to play what we think is a good set

imo production, more so succesful production, is what makes more of a difference when compared to just Dj'ing


Posted by pactdonkey on Nov-29-2006 13:26:

Sneaker Pimp

I find it annoying now being able to beat match and mix, when walking along listeneing to a set and trying to walk on beats with the music haha..it might due to a small case of OCD lol but when u cant match it u feel like breaking into a run just to match ur feet on the beat haha but im too cool to do that, so i settle with a shit mix!! Im sure there must be someone else who does that!!


Posted by pezbiz on Nov-29-2006 21:53:

I started out like most in my bedroom with funny ambitions of making it big. I fell in love with EDM when I was 16 back in 96. I also figured it would be a great way to score some extra P*&^Y. I used to be a great pain and a source of inspiration to the headliners. If they messed up a mix, I wouldn't ridicule them, but I would let them know about it by making a funny face. If they had a great mix, I would also let them know about it. I always found that to elevate the DJs. They knew someone was paying attention. After I spun my first few sets in major clubs, that all changed. You gain a new level of respect of what it's like to spin night in and night out and be on point. DJing opened many doors for me. I met and partied with many people in various cities in North America and beyond. It's always cool to be able to step up to someone's decks at a house party and tear 'em a new hole with a sick mix. JUST BE SURE TO ASK FIRST. Nothing pisses me off more than people messing with my decks without permission.


Posted by deejaymara on Nov-30-2006 03:10:

quote:
Originally posted by hiram
ive noticed while im driving i tend to see if random things match the beat of the song im listening too and it irks me when they arent in sync. things like my radar detector beeping, turning signals, wipers ect.


lol... dorkus. jkkk!


Posted by Zild on Nov-30-2006 13:22:

I'm with Bones on this one. Being a DJ has turned me into an animal. I guess thats just more the business side of things though.


Posted by Mr.Mystery on Nov-30-2006 14:29:

DJ'ing really hasn't affected my life as such at all. My entire life is built around music, starting from when I was a little kid. It's the only thing I particularily care about and the DJ'ing/production is a natural progression for me.


Posted by david.michael on Nov-30-2006 14:33:

quote:
Originally posted by Mr.Mystery
My entire life is built around music, starting from when I was a little kid. It's the only thing I particularily care about and the DJ'ing/production is a natural progression for me.


+1


Posted by Abhay on Dec-30-2006 09:53:

being broke, ppl thinking ur a nutcase, drawing mixers and diagrams and lables to all of the knobs whilst sitting in the middle of class, failing, Resident Djs and locals being utter wankers and playing utter shite and playing like utter shite, hearing issues...

felt all of it.


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