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vicsnvikes
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Registered: Oct 2001
Location: new orleans,la. ,usa

im ready to learn...help

I have been on the scene only about a year now but i feel it is my time to learn to spin. I have a very good understanding of the music and am obsessed w/ djing I have been practicing w/ mp3 mixers but just got my oppertunity to learn on tables. Need advice...Need liturture...Need encoragement...

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Nov-10-2001 16:02 United States

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Subsonik
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Registered: May 2001
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I think you can beytter post this in the DJ section

Nov-10-2001 16:08 Netherlands

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ABTsportsline
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Registered: May 2001
Location: Rural WA, USA

Re: im ready to learn...help

quote:
Originally posted by vicsnvikes
Need encoragement...

YOU CAN DO IT!!!

-ABT-

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Nov-10-2001 17:38 United States

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KevinExcite
Senior tranceaddict

Registered: Jul 2001
Location: Mississauga

hey

The best advice I can give you is to get a really good equipment....
and keep up to date with your records.....and if you have any talent it will show

Nov-11-2001 01:10 Canada

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Superscope
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Registered: Jul 2001
Location: Behind the sun

Get yourself some semi-decent equipment.
if you do like he sed and get the best, and it turns out you dont like it, it will put a bigger dent in you pocket.

When you buy you decks, do your best to get maybe say, 10 vinyls of your favourite tracks, and practise making mixes with them in diffrent orders.

I have these 2 vinyls, and al that is on them is a continous 140 bpm kick drum, used to use them to practise beat matching.

But remember the main thing, HAVE FUN!

Nov-11-2001 17:07 Scotland