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Posted by ThatsMagic on Mar-09-2007 06:43:

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Originally posted by Ryan0751
Realistically, your looking at 1.5-2 years (with a lot of practice) before you can really nail a tight set basically every time. By that I mean that beatmatching is automatic, and you can ride the pitch and hold a mix indefinately. Not to mention all the other pre-requisite mixing skills.

sounds right to me even if Digweed was your teacher it would still take alot of practice to get good beatmatching down, unless you use bpm then have fun labeling all your records and cds hehehhe.

Posted by squats on Mar-10-2007 15:44:

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Originally posted by idoru
Many areas will have promoters that truly care about what goes on in a demo
WOOOAAAAHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!! GIve this man an award for comedian of the year!!!

Posted by Boomer187 on Mar-10-2007 22:26:

Yea I think I started djing when I was 21 er so. And I still made it to the big times.

Posted by Stu Cox on Mar-11-2007 00:33:

The only person I know with any regrets about not starting sooner was a friend of mine who only really got into clubbing in her mid 20s (a few years ago), so missed the "golden years" (98, 99, etc) when she would have been old enough to go out clubbing to it (where as I was a mere 13 at the time so had no hope haha)...

But as I say, that was a regret about not getting into clubbing that young, not DJing. Definitely not too old to start - all you can do now is try extra hard to make up for the years you've missed! Not that starting at 19 is really missing out, I'm 21 and I haven't really got anywhere haha (well, I'm playing out regularly at quite big events but it's not as if I'm headlining Cream @ Amnesia now issit?)

Posted by Chris Allen on Mar-12-2007 15:11:

I don't think there is ever an age limit on having fun.

Posted by minhvp on Mar-12-2007 18:49:

19 is too late? Are you serious? What age did you think to start at early? 5? Don't worry, you have plenty of time. I started when I was 23 and now I'm close to turning 27. There is no age limit to DJ. Besides, if you're under 18, you wont be allowed to spin at most clubs.

Posted by Boinked on Mar-12-2007 19:45:

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Originally posted by minhvp
19 is too late? Are you serious? What age did you think to start at early? 5? Don't worry, you have plenty of time. I started when I was 23 and now I'm close to turning 27. There is no age limit to DJ. Besides, if you're under 18, you wont be allowed to spin at most clubs.

It's true that you won't be able to spin at the clubs, but that doesn't mean he just wants to wait in the meantime.

He's probably like me - as soon as I started listening to Trance, I started wondering about how to make it. Once I saw a live DJ and a few videos, I wanted to start DJing immediately (age 16). So you can't go to a club, who cares? You have that much more time to practice and become that much better.

Posted by idoru on Mar-12-2007 21:15:

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Originally posted by squats
WOOOAAAAHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!! GIve this man an award for comedian of the year!!!

Posted by Doza on Mar-21-2007 04:20:

YOOOO EVERYONE! haven't been tranceaddict in a while, and i'd like to thank everyone for their input and motivation. I think this summer i'll definatelty work a few extra shifts and buy some gear.

P.S. Tranceaddicts are the coolest ppl ever!

Posted by kidkotch on Mar-21-2007 23:08:

If it makes you feel any better, I just picked it up in the last year and I'm about to turn 35(August). I haven't had too much time to practice and I am COMPLETELY self taught but, I just played out at a friends party and some people were actually asking me for a card. I didn't have one but it was an encouraging sign. I'm hoping that I can play out some more at friends parties to continue to get practice and work out the nerves.

Bottom line is, if I'm not to old, then you surely aren't.

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