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Re: Question to the Pros
Ouch, this is pretty sad... it must have sucked to have been kicked off, but don't worry about it too much. You must be able to accept good and bad things equally.
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Anyway, the thing was they told me my mixing was great but i was mixing wit htoo many breakdowns? Those people wanted me to use more progressive/techno stuffs and techniques. |
Maybe it was more of a prog/techno club?
| quote: | | The guy told me i should mix continuously without any breakdowns in every track but more like a breakdown after 4 tunes or so.. |
Obviously he doesn't know what he is talking about.. must have been a prog/techno club.
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Come off it! We play trance and it's all about the breakdowns! And i wasn't playing cheesy stuffs either. I've played at some of the very good clubs around and this place is the weirdest.
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Hmm..must have been a prog/techno club. 
| quote: | | Really was a sad night. Am I wrong here or are they? Any comments? |
Neither of you were solely wrong - you were both wrong. I don't know the entire situation, so take my advice with a grain of salt. I'd say that part of your responsibilities as a DJ were to talk to the club owner/promoter and discuss what you were going to spin. If the conversation took place and amounted to, "I'm spinning trance" - "OK, sounds good" - then this wasn't good enough. You should have specified what kind of trance you spin.
BUT! The owner/promoter was equally at fault for not inquiring you about it, or saying that his club caters to such-and-such musical tastes (i.e. prog/techno).
In the end, I would say this "disaster" can be attributed to a lack of adequate communication between both parties: the owner/promoter and the DJ.
Better luck next time! Just make sure you go in there absolutely certain of your position. Hope this helps. 
Last edited by Alccode on Feb-15-2003 at 22:05
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