Newbie here.....dont know where to start
Newbie here.....dont know where to start Posted on: 24.06.2013 by Randy Blaney Hello, guysThis is arjun, I want to start my career as a Dj, but didnt know anything abt Djing. Right now as a start I am reading a book "Djing for dummies", and listening to best mixed tunes available. please suggest what should I do....It would be great help Thanks guys | |
| Randy Blaney 10.07.2013 |
Originally Posted by DJMarkka1
any suggestions... thanks in advance |
| Randy Blaney 06.07.2013 |
Originally Posted by DJMarkka1
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| Randy Blaney 26.06.2013 |
Originally Posted by magnificentbutcher
just one confusion....do you mean i would watch videos of people in which they teach how to do mixes ...or do you mean i would watch the videos of mixes ... thanks in advance... |
| Randy Blaney 24.06.2013 | Hello, guys This is arjun, I want to start my career as a Dj, but didnt know anything abt Djing. Right now as a start I am reading a book "Djing for dummies", and listening to best mixed tunes available. please suggest what should I do....It would be great help Thanks guys |
| Kellie Myrum 10.07.2013 | I would suggest getting a kontrol Z1. You'll get a Traktor LE, the mixer and the audio interface under a 200 US. |
| Doreen Schurle 10.07.2013 | Read as much as you can. Learn about the technologies which support DJing; cabling, the specifications of different pieces of gear , how to fix common problems with drivers and audio setups, etc. The amount of DJs which overlook those key areas is STAGGERING. No club owner (or other DJ) particularly likes having to show a new act the basics of setting up their gear. And if something goes wrong and you don't know how to fix it, you'll look like a noob. |
| Gaynell Rydberg 10.07.2013 | Most controllers have sound cards so try and figure out what controller you want first. You should be able to pick up a mixtrack pro for <100 used though fairly easily. |
| Randy Blaney 10.07.2013 |
Originally Posted by DJMarkka1
any suggestions... thanks in advance |
| Randy Blaney 06.07.2013 |
Originally Posted by DJMarkka1
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| Jesusita Hulsey 30.06.2013 | Get a cheap controller , djing with laptop and mouse is not so fun for long time. Numark mixtrack pro is good for beginners , and Hercules makes good ones too. |
| Randy Blaney 26.06.2013 | thanks everyone for responding so fast..... Right now, I have a laptop and a dj software--MIXXX...and watching videos of people teaching how to mix.. do you recommend anything else... thanks in advance |
| Randy Blaney 26.06.2013 |
Originally Posted by magnificentbutcher
just one confusion....do you mean i would watch videos of people in which they teach how to do mixes ...or do you mean i would watch the videos of mixes ... thanks in advance... |
| Arnulfo Morten 26.06.2013 | Don't play out til you can cleanly do a 2 hour mix. don't post wack ass stuff on youtube/ soundcloud. Best advice i can give to new Dj's. You guys are representing a community that alot of members spend years or decades learning their skill. don't water down the title |
| Hellen Mindrup 25.06.2013 | Watch how to videos before spending absurd amounts of money.. Things like this require passion, if you just want to DJ to look cool I can assure you that you won't get very far. Make sure you're certain that it's what you want to do. |
| Billi Gedraitis 25.06.2013 | Start watching some mixes on youtube, find your sound, practice practice practice! |
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