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Posted by nate735 on Mar-16-2002 19:59:

Confused Who here is actually a dj? (pics).......

I dj at a club (teen club im only 16) two times a week. Just wanted to know who here in TA is actually a real dj, tell where you dj and how often, and post some pics if you got any. Here are some pics of me djing and my setup (i use my own equipment at the club, there setup sucks). The good thing about djing at a club is you get ALOT of girls and it is fun as hell

Here are the pics....









enjoy...


Posted by {b.s.e.} on Mar-16-2002 20:02:

fuck you! lol that is a sweet setup man.

i dj but no gigs. ah well.. one day.


Posted by DJ Bazz on Mar-16-2002 20:13:

I started DJing since end okt 2001
but i have the time and the connections


Posted by inatrance on Mar-16-2002 20:29:

'm a REAL dj


Posted by Devbert on Mar-16-2002 21:10:

I'd like to DJ, but it seems pretty tough, and it's expensive to get into (Lots of Vinyl and Equipment)


Posted by davinox on Mar-16-2002 21:22:

I AM I AM!!

Once a week, I sit down with my ACID 3.0 and MIX LIKE MAD!!!



seriously, i am buying my technics this summer, so hopefully by 2003, i'll say, YES I AM!


Posted by Arya on Mar-16-2002 21:29:

I plan on becoming a "real" DJ. For now though, I'm just learning.


Posted by Dj O'Callaghan on Mar-16-2002 22:44:

I've Djed for a few years, only really played at parties for friends, what I'm planning to in the future with another friend of mine, is put on a night somewhere buts a matter of money, and deciding the venue, and all that stuff, we know what music will be playing, and we could probably pull a crowd, but we need ���s.


Posted by Michael Russo on Mar-16-2002 23:09:

Re: Who here is actually a dj?

quote:
Originally posted by nate735
I dj at a club (teen club im only 16) two times a week.


What kind of music do you play? You don't play any good trance tracks do you? Cause I'm 16 too and if I play out I have to play all commercial crap that's on the radio, it pisses me off.


Posted by skywarp on Mar-16-2002 23:36:

Re: Who here is actually a dj?

quote:
Originally posted by nate735
... im only 16 ...


Lemme guess, rich parents ?


Posted by nate735 on Mar-16-2002 23:39:

Re: Re: Who here is actually a dj?

quote:
Originally posted by skywarp


Lemme guess, rich parents ?


nah the club pays for most of the vinyl. But i had to pay for the equipment.


Posted by nate735 on Mar-16-2002 23:43:

Re: Re: Who here is actually a dj?

quote:
Originally posted by Michael Russo


What kind of music do you play? You don't play any good trance tracks do you? Cause I'm 16 too and if I play out I have to play all commercial crap that's on the radio, it pisses me off.


I play trance, hard trance (pvd style) i go to the record store 1 every 2 weeks. The club pays for most of the stuff so money isnt realy a problem. Whatever you do do not play comercial stuff.


Posted by davinox on Mar-16-2002 23:47:

Re: Re: Re: Who here is actually a dj?

quote:
Originally posted by nate735


I play trance, hard trance (pvd style) i go to the record store 1 every 2 weeks. The club pays for most of the stuff so money isnt realy a problem. Whatever you do do not play comercial stuff.
bastard! u lucky.

no opportunities like that in dallas.


Posted by teo on Mar-17-2002 00:19:

shit! i hope one day i ll have the same oportunity like u have! am i wrong then if i say that..life sux!?? never mind ill keep learning and searching for a chance!


Posted by Eugene on Mar-17-2002 00:29:

I have 2 Numark TT-1520's and a Gemini BPM-150 mixer.
I DJ at home, in the basement, only learning so far.
Slowly getting better. (I'm 21.)

Tell me , Nate, how does it feel like to DJ live, in front of a big crowd?
Is it scary? What do you do if you make a mistake?
Is it hard to beatmatch with all the noise?


Posted by nate735 on Mar-17-2002 00:30:

quote:
Originally posted by teo
shit! i hope one day i ll have the same oportunity like u have! am i wrong then if i say that..life sux!?? never mind ill keep learning and searching for a chance!


just go to a local night club near your area. Make friends with the manager, give him your mixed cd, tell him you would like a job , and hopefully it will take off. Good Luck and never say that life sux it can only get better.


Posted by Eugene on Mar-17-2002 00:31:

quote:
Originally posted by nate735


just go to a local night club near your area. Make friends with the manager, give him your mixed cd, tell him you would like a job , and hopefully it will take off. Good Luck and never say that life sux it can only get better.

well, actually, if you give him a mixed CD with NON-commercial stuff, he might not like you.


Posted by Devbert on Mar-17-2002 00:32:

How'd you get into DJing?

I'd really like to try it, but it seems time-consuming, expensive, and a little confusion. I wish I had a friend who was a DJ so I could get mentored.


Posted by nate735 on Mar-17-2002 00:36:

quote:
Originally posted by Eugene
I have 2 Numark TT-1520's and a Gemini BPM-150 mixer.
I DJ at home, in the basement, only learning so far.
Slowly getting better. (I'm 21.)

Tell me , Nate, how does it feel like to DJ live, in front of a big crowd?
Is it scary? What do you do if you make a mistake?
Is it hard to beatmatch with all the noise?


Djing at a club wasnt my first time infront of a live crowd. I have been djing since i was 14. I djed all of my friends house parties for free lots of times and you get used to the crowd, and their reactions. If you make a mistake you CANT get nervous. Just act quit and make it sound good. Practice makes perfect.


Posted by nate735 on Mar-17-2002 00:39:

quote:
Originally posted by Eugene

well, actually, if you give him a mixed CD with NON-commercial stuff, he might not like you.


Dont give him hardcore deep trance, give him nice melodic uplifting trance that will get the crowd going, and has a unique sound that no one else has.


Posted by lMIlk on Mar-17-2002 00:48:

when you make a mistake, do people actually notice it


Posted by sot on Mar-17-2002 00:50:

Evil1

Man, sending mix cd's to various clubs does not work!..i sent like 3 clubs my mix cd and i never got a call once! teen clubs are hard to get gigs at..you have to be lucky..my mix cd consisted of good trance..def club shit..it pisses me off that not one club called ..and the club buys vinyl for you? thats fucked up..i never heard of something like that? do they also pay you each gig you spin at?


Posted by nate735 on Mar-17-2002 00:52:

quote:
Originally posted by lMIlk
when you make a mistake, do people actually notice it


you CAN'T make any big mistakes. When the beat isn't matched just a little push will help. But if the mix gets out of control just spin the record and cut it. And make it sound as good as you can.


Posted by nate735 on Mar-17-2002 00:55:

quote:
Originally posted by sot
Man, sending mix cd's to various clubs does not work!..i sent like 3 clubs my mix cd and i never got a call once! teen clubs are hard to get gigs at..you have to be lucky..my mix cd consisted of good trance..def club shit..it pisses me off that not one club called ..and the club buys vinyl for you? thats fucked up..i never heard of something like that? do they also pay you each gig you spin at?


well i was very good friends with the manager and i just poped the queshtin to him one night and he agreed. I guess i was lucky. I get played VERY VERY little for each night, that why they buy me the records. Im not doing it for the money so it really dosent matter for me. I make my money back by giving out my card to the crowd and getting piad well for doing private parties.


Posted by wookieslut on Mar-17-2002 01:40:

ive got video of me playing in front of a huge crowd in santa barbara if anyone wants it


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