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Posted by djsaekone on Sep-11-2010 07:36:

you know what sucks.........

it sucks when the bass is hitting so hard that it makes your beat matching drift! and u gotta ride da pitch/platter lol


Posted by n3lly on Sep-11-2010 10:02:

Re: you know what sucks.........

quote:
Originally posted by djsaekone
it sucks when the bass is hitting so hard that it makes your beat matching drift! and u gotta ride da pitch/platter lol


Tell the club/you to sort out some proper isolation so.


Posted by djsaekone on Sep-15-2010 21:25:

and also when you been playing rap music all night and then you switch it to EDM and everyone hits the dance floor...then people say "play some hiphop it will make people dance"...WTF?


Posted by IL Duce on Sep-15-2010 21:35:

the funniest thing i ever heard was a request to play r n b during a stevie wonder track.


Posted by djsaekone on Sep-15-2010 23:08:

what about "do you have the titanic song by celine dion"? during a rap set.


Posted by chewy dragee on Sep-16-2010 13:42:

quote:
Originally posted by djsaekone
what about "do you have the titanic song by celine dion"? during a rap set.


And then you say yes?


Posted by djsaekone on Sep-16-2010 16:08:

quote:
Originally posted by chewy dragee
And then you say yes?



hell nah lol


Posted by Ted Promo on Sep-17-2010 12:00:

quote:
Originally posted by djsaekone
what about "do you have the titanic song by celine dion"? during a rap set.



I sense an unseen metaphorical jab here even if you're not.


Posted by Rodri Santos on Sep-18-2010 12:44:

pff i've notice in a club a strange problem i guess is similar to what you complain, i believe it's because has a tall ceiling, the kick sounds like it had loads of reverb and you beatmatch on your headphones the track but when you throw it live sounds a little trainwrecking :S it's a bit annoying because only happens with the kicks that have a lot of low end, mainly in house tracks, with trance tracks happens less often.

And yes, i think everybody had had a request like that above, i've been requested the "happy birthday" song a few times, and don't try to explain that this track don't fits in the middle of a particularly energetic house set.


Posted by discobiscuit on Sep-19-2010 19:12:

At least you have arms to DJ with!!! I have to use my nose...

lol

I hate when people roll up in the club and head straight to the dj booth and say "yo play this song and this song and this song". who do they think they are!

some responses:

i'm not a jukebox
go dance for a little and then i'll play some of your songs
i dont have it
ok (then dont play it) they come back up "i already played it didn't you hear it!!"
i just played it sorry


Posted by itsamemario on Sep-20-2010 17:31:

A fellow dj once told me some chick went up to him while he was playing, and asked for something really obscure like Britney or something. And he pretended he couldn't hear her, and said "Whaaat?". So she asked again, now slightly louder, and he replies "Whaaat?", slightly louder. And this goes back and forth a couple of times more, until she's practically yelling "CAN YOU PUT ON SOME BRITNEY SPEARS?!?!?" just as he cuts all the sound. Cue laughter.


Posted by djsaekone on Sep-20-2010 17:39:

quote:
Originally posted by dj_alfi
A fellow dj once told me some chick went up to him while he was playing, and asked for something really obscure like Britney or something. And he pretended he couldn't hear her, and said "Whaaat?". So she asked again, now slightly louder, and he replies "Whaaat?", slightly louder. And this goes back and forth a couple of times more, until she's practically yelling "CAN YOU PUT ON SOME BRITNEY SPEARS?!?!?" just as he cuts all the sound. Cue laughter.


lol i should try that.....


Posted by dj_macgyver on Sep-20-2010 20:39:

quote:
Originally posted by dj_alfi
A fellow dj once told me some chick went up to him while he was playing, and asked for something really obscure like Britney or something. And he pretended he couldn't hear her, and said "Whaaat?". So she asked again, now slightly louder, and he replies "Whaaat?", slightly louder. And this goes back and forth a couple of times more, until she's practically yelling "CAN YOU PUT ON SOME BRITNEY SPEARS?!?!?" just as he cuts all the sound. Cue laughter.


that's awesome. and badass i like that


Posted by n3lly on Sep-21-2010 00:44:

Your mother?

Can't believe that hadn't come up by now.


Posted by Rodri Santos on Sep-21-2010 14:53:

chicks are so heavy... if a boy comes to ask for a song usually will ask for something related to what you are playing (eg. if you are playing trance they ask for Tiesto - Traffic for example) but chicks ask for a variety of shit that a dj simply can't have in his wallet or if they have can't play because yes, the girl will be so happy that you played his request but... the rest of the club will surely be so annoyed.

When i faced a particularly group of them who was suggesting that they could do better invited them to the booth stopped the music and let them show their talent.


Posted by n3lly on Sep-21-2010 15:45:

quote:
Originally posted by Rodri Santos
chicks are so heavy... if a boy comes to ask for a song usually will ask for something related to what you are playing (eg. if you are playing trance they ask for Tiesto - Traffic for example) but chicks ask for a variety of shit that a dj simply can't have in his wallet or if they have can't play because yes, the girl will be so happy that you played his request but... the rest of the club will surely be so annoyed.

When i faced a particularly group of them who was suggesting that they could do better invited them to the booth stopped the music and let them show their talent.


I'd only ever do this if i lived in a small town where the 'night club' i was in was the only watering hole around, and knew the owner of the night club didn't mind me taking the piss


Posted by Rodri Santos on Sep-21-2010 19:51:

nah this was long time ago when i mixed in small clubs, in this particularly there was no need of a dj as they usually left a cd with pre-recorded music playing , often screwed due to some drink spilt on it, so people were quite used to this , in addition the booth wasn't really a booth, just a bit more than a high table where everyone can walk in and see what are you doing. I found this pretty annoying and i am happy that my period of beggar-dj ended.



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