Originally posted by DjJade
look do you work at the ministry of sound?? lol
erm. No.
I thought I made it obvious this isn't MY setup by placing lots of and in my post.
Also, there are at least 8 MOS labels on this picture, AND I don't think anybody here has "his" private setup in front of a dancefloor.
I just thought it was a very cool pic of a setup.
Also, I posted my setup in this thread already so there was no intention to be a show-off at all...
here it is again:
now go ahead and make funny comments on this one
Originally posted by DjJade
yeah i think there a whole lot more people out there who want to be djs or who are atleast interested in the whole scene and music but are absolutely clueless as to where to begin. wow... i remember this time last year i thought i was so cool when i finally found atomix. lol... and the first few things i tried to mix were like... darude into a popular atb song or soemthing. hehe.
i think a big problem right now...atleast for me before i began to spin... is that alot of djs have too much pride to take time to talk to a noob. i woudl go out and try to talk to people at small parties who were into the scene but they were so cliquish and the dj was even rude...then there was that awkward moment where he stops talking or listening starts mixing and im kinda just standing there like... i donno.
some people in my hall at school have already walked in to talk to me and to tell me that they like the music but do not knwo where to learn...especially since i live in nashville,tn. im thinking about starting some sort of dj club to educate people about everything becuase i knwo there are plenty more out there who are just afraid or intimidated by people who think they know so much. [sorry i had bad experience trying to talk to...experienced people]
i think TA is really what got me into the whole thing. its really nice to have this sort of connection with people who are exactly like me. well not exactly but its a whole lot better than trying to find a group like this in every day life. thats why i come in so much and try as much as i can to help the new ones. [even though im still realtively new hehe]
hmm where i live all the djs stick to each we all get along fairly well. I even learned to scratch from a few local djs that are absolutely insane...ehehe i remember my first mix it was fibbonacci sequence into expander.......lol i remember when i first got my tables i didnt know you were suposed to use the pitch sliders to slow/speed the record soo i was just using my hands...LOL still cracks me up...least i start with good tunes though(perty much all the tunes on gu13)
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Apr-15-2003 18:31
Arsalan
debsh - toronto
Registered: Nov 2002
Location: Toronto
quote:
Originally posted by JohnSmith
man, that pic makes me laugh everytime i see it!
yeah considering he started playing the records on the slipmats
drugface vinyl!! dude you rule!!!
hehe i did the same thing about, i took a picture of my set up with my drugface-fat as f&ck vinyl on one of the dex (another plain one though on the other). i love picture discs but i like to use the visual assistance of the lines...
If this picture didn't attach, Please let me know how to attach a photo. I really want you to see me set up! Thanks
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I just do it exactly the way I enjoy listening to it. This is most of the time it is with banging beats. It is even with a soft thing, a soft melodic idea, or whatever. I still like to have it rocking. Keep in mind what this music is made for, first of all. Its not made to be easy listening on the radio. Its not made to be easy listening in television. Its actually kick ass in the club. This is what music is. This is the purpose of this art form...to listen to it and let the frequencies actually blow you away. --Paul Van Dyk
Apr-16-2003 03:34
DjJade
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Oct 2002
Location: Nashville, TN
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Originally posted by DJ Chrono
I'll try to get some better pictures soon!
is that final scratch down there under your mixer? looks nice btw
Apr-16-2003 03:38
DJ Chrono
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Registered: Jan 2002
Location: toronto
I wish that was a final scratch
its a panasonic shockwave diskman, its hooked up to the 3rd mixer channel.
Apr-16-2003 03:45
auujay
The Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Nov 2002
Location: Cleveland
Ya, I thought it looked like FS at first. I can't wait to get FinalScratch, it is definitly where my tax refund is going.
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