New dj with questions
New dj with questions Posted on: 25.06.2013 by Debbi Gotberg I am new to the dj scene. I always loved djing and decided to make a serious effort into learning the art. I find myself running into a problem. How do I go about getting a good collection of music? I'm in my 30's so there is a lot of old school stuff hip-hop and house i would love to have also stuff I won't remember until I hear it. Any sites that is recommended or should I look to buy a HD from a dj selling their music? | |
Ming Devis 27.06.2013 |
Originally Posted by johney
Discogs is boss |
Dia Laryea 27.06.2013 |
Originally Posted by sarasin
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Dia Laryea 27.06.2013 |
Originally Posted by kooper1980
I use Soundcloud/Mixcloud too. |
Hellen Mindrup 27.06.2013 |
Originally Posted by kooper1980
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Lilliana Perris 27.06.2013 |
Originally Posted by kooper1980
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Kristofer Krauel 27.06.2013 |
Originally Posted by Danek
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Debbi Gotberg 25.06.2013 | I am new to the dj scene. I always loved djing and decided to make a serious effort into learning the art. I find myself running into a problem. How do I go about getting a good collection of music? I'm in my 30's so there is a lot of old school stuff hip-hop and house i would love to have also stuff I won't remember until I hear it. Any sites that is recommended or should I look to buy a HD from a dj selling their music? |
Layne Koop 27.06.2013 | Find a good used music store in your area. Go in, tell them what you kind of music you like, ask for suggestions. |
Latoria Kavulich 27.06.2013 | |
Ming Devis 27.06.2013 |
Originally Posted by johney
Discogs is boss |
Garfield Scheurich 27.06.2013 | All DJs have to dig for music in one way or another. Try joining a record pool with some DJs who have a similar sound to what you are looking for. |
Hipolito Scionti 27.06.2013 | iTunes got some really good old skool compilations of most genres... good way to get your collection up to speed quickly But agreed youtube / blogs / searching for top 100s blogs etc Where there's a will there's a way |
Olin Easley 27.06.2013 | As long as there is a legal way to obtain a track, you can get away with getting it illegally. It's just common courtesy not to do it. |
Hellen Mindrup 27.06.2013 | Yeah, as a true DJ you should really buy your own tracks.. Unless artists have free promo downloads of songs they never release.. Then it's a different story. You want everything to be as legit as possible so you don't run into copyright issues with Soundcloud, etc. |
Dia Laryea 27.06.2013 |
Originally Posted by sarasin
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Lilliana Perris 27.06.2013 | He meant ripping the music from there. It would be SHYTE quality.... No problem using it for inspiration etc. |
Dia Laryea 27.06.2013 |
Originally Posted by kooper1980
I use Soundcloud/Mixcloud too. |
Oretha Afful 27.06.2013 | http://www.traxsource.com/genre/12/classic-house - great resource to purchase some older tracks. |
Hellen Mindrup 27.06.2013 |
Originally Posted by kooper1980
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Olin Easley 27.06.2013 | The best way to discover old music is to youtube tunes you remember and listen to the recommendations. Also, wikpediing (?) different labels (start with Strictly Rhythm for house) can be quite helpful. What kind of hip hop are you into? |
Lilliana Perris 27.06.2013 |
Originally Posted by kooper1980
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Oretha Afful 27.06.2013 | http://www.classichousetracks.com/ - good old skool house blog http://www.digitaldreamdoor.com/page...nce-house.html - great list of old tracks btw buying a HD filled with music is pretty much illegal. just saying. |
Kristofer Krauel 27.06.2013 |
Originally Posted by Danek
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Dia Laryea 26.06.2013 | I get all my music from Youtube channels, like TrapCity for Trap, Spinning Records for EH, UKF for Dubstep, and most of the time I listen on Pandora so whenever I hear a song I could work with, I save it on my notepad. |
Ema Wishman 26.06.2013 | Ebay! I have bought loads of good old music in vinyl and CD format. You need to have a rough idea what you're searching for. Or perhaps just "old school house" might bring up some stuff. And Amazon, has used things for sale. Try them too for old CDs etc. Regards |
Augustine Mitzen 26.06.2013 | http://www.discogs.com/ |
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