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Originally posted by Basstard agnelli and nelson are the same way robbie nelson does all the work while his partner in crime jumps about until he's dehydrated

lol when agnelli and nelson were out here last both spent equal time behind the decks and chris agnelli's mixing impressed me more :P

it can be fun because it's up to both of u to get some progression going and u learn to trust each other...

i think it works best if u've both spent time together in the studio and know each other socially... as long as ur not trying to do something like purposelly pick tracks that hard to mix out of to make urself look good by comparisson...

when gabriel and dresden were out here last dave dresden spent the entire time behind the mixer and josh gabriel cued tracks in ableton...

above and beyond when they're here, usually only two of them come here at a time and spend equal time behind the decks... last time they were out i looked over and saw paavo siljamaaki dancing and tony mcguinness standing closely behind him both with their hands in the air appreciating the vibe they'd just created in the room

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Originally posted by PlayerLac Me an my friend usually DJ together, at parties etc. Usually we switch every other track. Like I'll mix Track 1 into Track 2, then he'll mix Track 2 into Track 3, etc. etc. It gets to be a pain tho cause just I mean I'll really just work on one transition, then he gets on. And I stand around like an idiot haha (I kinda pretend to be shuffling through records).

don't do that!!! stand behind ur friend with ur hands in the air during a massive break down, work the crowd together and appreciate the vibe in the room u've both built up together... can be a great bonding moment between two good friends imo...