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Posted by Dj Furee on Nov-01-2000 03:56:

Guys, I was just wondering if you know of a site or something that help people understand different elements of electronic music.. when people talk about stuff like drum snares and riffs I sorta understand but if I listened to a song I wouldn't know what the different sounds are called!!

it's obviously not important to know this stuff too much since I'm not a dj or a producer but I need to describe these in my "job"



thanx in advance


Posted by MIthrandir on Nov-01-2000 04:40:

You're not a DJ .. but your nick is DJ Furee .. weird don't you think?

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Posted by Dj Furee on Nov-01-2000 04:56:

hehe.. long story, I'll be the world's biggest fake dj...
I wanted to be a dj but I don't have money for equipment (plus I'm intimidated, I dunno why I walk into a record store and I get weird looks, I think it's harder for girls to get taken seriously), the name stuck cuz I play the cd's at parties and so in a ghetto way I am a dj for my friends...

hey you never know tho, hmm.. actually I don't want to be a dj anymore.. there's too many dj's out there anyhow


Posted by MIthrandir on Nov-01-2000 05:30:

In my opinion, you should not stop thinking about being a DJ just because your a girl and it's harder for a girl to get taken seriously .. I think you should at least try .. If people where you live do weird looks to girls when they enter a record shop, they're probably .. hmm .. let's say close-minded (I don't know if it's a word but anyways ) If your good at playing music and djing, you should be proud of doing it 'cause there's not a lot of girls djing .. not enough I think .. Girls could bring something new in trance .. a new sound, maybe a more "polished" sound (girls are more perfectionist than boys in my opinion .. ) Well it's my opinion like I said so you can do whatever you want with it .. but one thing I'm sure is that you should not stop just because you get weird look and that there's a lot of djs out there .. It's not a good reason I think ..

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[This message has been edited by MIthrandir (edited 10-31-2000).]


Posted by Swamper on Nov-01-2000 06:58:

Talking

For what it's worth I give props to people who can spin and throw down some wicked tracks that keep people dancing all night... Even if a DJ isn't the best at least they're out there trying to hype up the party as best they can...

I dunno.. I guess since I'm not a DJ I put up this site to fill that void... haha.. oh man.. ok i'll stop now before I get cheesy


Posted by Dj Furee on Nov-01-2000 14:11:

I totally thought you were a Dj Swamper!! Anyways, I think that if I really wanted to dj I would already have somehow started on it.. except for the friggin equipment, I spend lots on cds and clothes so maybe I should stop buying them

but I still have a little extra curricular activity of reviewing albums and I'm afraid someone's gonna read them and tell me I dunno wtf I'm talking about it makes sense of really knowing your basics before writing about them..

thanx for the support tho guyz!!!

latez...

[This message has been edited by Dj Furee (edited 11-01-2000).]


Posted by Joel Fielder on Nov-01-2000 16:10:

Hi there DJ Furee.

Check out www.futuremusic.co.uk - Future Music is a UK Music Tech magazine and there's a reasonable amount of stuff on their site as well as links etc.

Or if you need more specific information, just give me a shout.....


Posted by Teal'k on Nov-01-2000 19:03:

Heyhey people..

Well.. I'm not a DJ either, (not everybody has the time for it) still.. I'm a trance-'lover', and a friend of mine mixes his own cd's (which i put together).. Not everyone has the money AND TIME (and feeling) to be a dj, so if i think you can role some wheels of steel, and other ppl think you do that okay, then why throw that away. If you have the opportunity, TRY and TAKE!! I want to be one too, but i dont have the time & material to do it, so.. I'll have to manage with this..

And about that girl-thing, Sonique r0x too!!!! so it is possible..


Posted by DJ SHY on Nov-02-2000 00:21:

I GUESS THAT PUTS ME IN THE SAME CATEGORY AS DJ FUREE. CALL ME A WANNABE DJ... LIKE DJ FUREE I PLAY THE MUSIC AT MY FRIENDS PARTIES AND I PLAYED SOME IN COLLEGE, BUT NOTHING SERIOUS(NO MONEY)! I WOULD LOVE TO BY SOME OLD TABLES AND START SPINNING FOR FUN
PEACE AND IM OUT!

OH YEAH, FEMALE DJS...BRING EM ON! I KNOW VERY FEW IN THE STATES


Posted by Dj Furee on Nov-02-2000 05:28:

thanx joel, that site is working I'm learning!!!



latezz...


Posted by Dwingo on Nov-29-2000 21:19:

Try the best u can Furee, if you still want to Dj, because there are way too many male DJ's around (which aren't all that good) and not enough females by far.
Make woman follow your lead, inspire them, BE A ROLE MODEL...

Or am i overreacting...


Posted by mizzuno on Nov-29-2000 22:28:

You guys and girls need to know just 1 thing, certain people have a feel for good music, they (and me) don't have to dj but that doesn't preclude u from knowing good tunes...

Laterzzz MIZZZ


Posted by orchidpaul on Dec-04-2000 06:33:

There are a lot of people like us in the music scene, because there is a genuine love and respect for the music, and especially the DJ that brought it to you. what you are doing by playing your cds at parties, is promoting.
Promotions is a great field and is necessary to keep new and creative music going to the masses. You never know when your CD, at a party, really changed a person's appreciation of electronic music.
Ask any DJ, that is what it is all about, showing the world the music you love. They make the music you like. And in turn, you do the same by playing your CDs to people that aren't motivated enough to find it for themselves, yet are still appreciative.

good luck
=p


Posted by Dj Furee on Dec-05-2000 01:27:

I dunno if you guys were wishing me luck, but if you were thank you!!! Right now I have no money to start of djing since I'm gonna be moving out soon... but if I get into it later on, I will always remember my fellow tranceaddicts' support!!

I want to wish all the upcoming djs and producers luck too!!!

latez...


Posted by BigLee on Dec-05-2000 09:28:

I think it'd be cool if you could DJ and then perform at the end, like Sonique did at hyperstate 2000. i wish i could have been there to hear that live. Hey Furee, can ya sing?!?



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