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Ta Dj Ranking (Competition) (pg. 21)
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| d-kristopherre |
| oh yeah, and thanks for your positive words... they were music to the ears of someone who, until recently, was thinking about hanging it up |
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| DJ Mark V |
Kris - Thanks for your appreciation of the comments, I appreciate it! lol
And about applying for the residency, the thing to do is contact the station manager directly through email and let him know you're interested in becoming a DJ for his station. Tell him a little bit about yourself (i.e. who you are, your DJ name, how long you've been DJing, what genre do you spin, etc.)
Then if he'she considers you, they give you information on on how to submit your demo mixset to them. If they like it they may give you a chance to guest DJ on their station, if they love it they may want you as a resident DJ on their station!
So give it a try, look around at a few stations that look good and/or that look somewhat promising to pick you up and just start to get into contact with those people, that's the best way.
Mark V |
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| Pinokio |
| Hey Mark V, what equipment do you use for Djing? |
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| DJ Mark V |
Laptop, Sony MDR-Z700DJ Headphones, M-Audio USB Transit Card, & Mix Meister Pro 5
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| mr2gti |
Liking the question to Mark - here are my weapons....
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| DJ Mark V |
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liking the hardware there! whatcha got there above your keyboard? |
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| mr2gti |
| A Roclab MRT60 mixer, which is purely being used as a headphone amp lol. |
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| DJ Mark V |
haha good stuff.
what program are you using to mix? |
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| mr2gti |
There you go :)
PCDJ RED VRM, with 6 weeks experience of it lol |
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| DJ Mark V |
| sweet, I have never used PCDJ before, is it any good? |
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| mr2gti |
Seems easy enough, it's just knowing your tracks and pre-arranging levels really.
Simple enough though :) |
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