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Djing as a full time job
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the_gamemaster
Do you mostly DJ in addition to having a 'normal' job, or do many of you DJ in clubs as your only job? I'd imagine its pretty difficult to get gigs often enough to make a living off just DJing
Ministerio
In addition...but I can't even say that because my last gig was about a year ago. :(
Tony Morello
in addition

even when i ran a weekly and it was a full time job i was also working at the radio station as well

you need it, you're not jetsetting yet
s3nate
In addition.

You have to be pretty damn good (or massively hyped about) to have it as a full time job.
Dojomaster26
It would be very difficult to have enough profitablt events here (on a regular basis) to pull in a regular income, so no. I DJ when I can, but I go into gigs with the intent of playing a great set, instead of hoping to get paid.
discobiscuit
i make 400 a week djing and could easily live off of that in my mid-sized town. however, i love money so i also work at hollister as an assistant manager. i need a job on the books so i could get a car loan, health insurance, and all that good stuff....

being a full time dj would be cool, and i could do it, but it is A LOT of work. liscencing and all that red tape, i dont wanna get my own health insurance, retirement, and all that crap keeps me from going full time.
BOOsTER
quote:
Originally posted by discobiscuit
i love money

However this is the best reason to be DJ :p
EvilTree
quote:
Originally posted by BOOsTER
However this is the best reason to be DJ :p

No it's not
Freak
Yes I do.

gets real old real fast

the days of me doing 6 nights a week are long gone.
BOOsTER
quote:
Originally posted by EvilTree
No it's not


you didn't notice my sarcasm, did you?:p

Zild
I gotta have a day job. DJing full time sucks your soul out unless you're fairly famous in which case you're then allowed to do your own thing.
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