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NYC Hostel Posted on: 16.01.2012 by Neva Sparacino Hi guys i'm going to travel to ny to study a course at dubspot and im looking for cheap places were I can live inDo anyone from there can guide me I dont know Hostels and Students houses or stuff like that even a friend that need a roomate i can use that too thanks | |
| Aundrea Lenore 17.01.2012 |
Originally Posted by Machete
Serato is free on their website. Also, they have open house from 11am-1pm on Sunday's at Dubspot. I suggest going in to check it out and familiarize yourself with everything. Ernesto, one of the instructors is usually there.....cool ass dude. |
| Aundrea Lenore 17.01.2012 |
Originally Posted by Machete
Also I would make sure you have Ableton, Traktor AND Serato. I'm not sure how the DJ section of your class will be structured, but mine started on Serato (which was cool because I started w/ Serato) and then went more into Traktor. About 90% of the class switched to Traktor once given the chance. |
| Aundrea Lenore 17.01.2012 |
Originally Posted by Machete
Just find a hostel and lock up....should be simple. |
| Aundrea Lenore 17.01.2012 |
Originally Posted by Machete
Definitely get on the Craigslist search asap. Padmapper.com is also a good site to find a room/sublet. I took the 3 month "DJ Extensive Program." It was once a week (Sundays) for 4 hours. It was separated into 6 levels. If I could do it all over again I would have only signed up for the 2nd half of the class. I did not know this was an option prior to enrolling. The first 3 levels were basically just a refresher. I already knew most of what they were teaching...phrasing, basic beat matching, Traktor/Serato workflow, etc. Anyway, it was still cool to learn from pros. The instructors at Dubspot are super cool and the whole experience was great. I was sad when it was all over. I really enjoyed it, one of the best decisions I've made. |
| Ngan Ernestine 17.01.2012 |
Originally Posted by C.Lukas1
Originally Posted by Machete
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| Neva Sparacino 17.01.2012 |
Originally Posted by C.Lukas1
jajaja can you tell me a little bit about your expirience at dubspot too hahaha |
| Neva Sparacino 16.01.2012 | Hi guys i'm going to travel to ny to study a course at dubspot and im looking for cheap places were I can live in Do anyone from there can guide me I dont know Hostels and Students houses or stuff like that even a friend that need a roomate i can use that too thanks |
| Aundrea Lenore 17.01.2012 |
Originally Posted by Machete
Serato is free on their website. Also, they have open house from 11am-1pm on Sunday's at Dubspot. I suggest going in to check it out and familiarize yourself with everything. Ernesto, one of the instructors is usually there.....cool ass dude. |
| Neva Sparacino 17.01.2012 | Ok thanks I will get serato as soon as i can hey you dont need a roomate anyway? jajaja |
| Aundrea Lenore 17.01.2012 |
Originally Posted by Machete
Also I would make sure you have Ableton, Traktor AND Serato. I'm not sure how the DJ section of your class will be structured, but mine started on Serato (which was cool because I started w/ Serato) and then went more into Traktor. About 90% of the class switched to Traktor once given the chance. |
| Neva Sparacino 17.01.2012 | Im going to need my laptop to talk with my girlfriend and stuff Great that you menttion that I'm planning to take my s4 you believe its a good idea? I want to be on ny producer/dj certified 24/7 jajaja practice the skills i learn when im not at dubspot |
| Aundrea Lenore 17.01.2012 |
Originally Posted by Machete
Just find a hostel and lock up....should be simple. |
| Neva Sparacino 17.01.2012 | I'm from mexico my plan whats that in the first place land ny and stay in a hostel or hotel or somehting just a couple of days and find a cheap/safe place where i can live in Im a little worried about my gear and laptop i dont want to carry those things around looking for apartment |
| Aundrea Lenore 17.01.2012 | Where are you coming from? Yeah, you're a bit too early. They say when searching for an apartment/share/room in NYC 30 days out is the max. I didn't land my current apartment until 6 days before my old lease was up. It was crazy stressful. Watch out though on CL, there are a lot of scammers out there. Do not transfer any funds until you are absolutely sure on the place. I would suggest coming here first, staying somewhere temporarily and then search for a room to rent. PM me if you like, we can hookup on FB and I'll give you some tips regarding apartments. I just had a friend move here from Denmark for a few months. She had a hell of a time finding a sublease, but it eventually worked out. |
| Neva Sparacino 17.01.2012 | I try out craiglist but i cant get any response i send emails like crazy but i believe that nobody reponse cause im gonig to bee in ny until 20 february padmapper its $$$$$$$$ omg :C jajajaja maybe someone here need a roomate? |
| Aundrea Lenore 17.01.2012 |
Originally Posted by Machete
Definitely get on the Craigslist search asap. Padmapper.com is also a good site to find a room/sublet. I took the 3 month "DJ Extensive Program." It was once a week (Sundays) for 4 hours. It was separated into 6 levels. If I could do it all over again I would have only signed up for the 2nd half of the class. I did not know this was an option prior to enrolling. The first 3 levels were basically just a refresher. I already knew most of what they were teaching...phrasing, basic beat matching, Traktor/Serato workflow, etc. Anyway, it was still cool to learn from pros. The instructors at Dubspot are super cool and the whole experience was great. I was sad when it was all over. I really enjoyed it, one of the best decisions I've made. |
| Ngan Ernestine 17.01.2012 |
Originally Posted by C.Lukas1
Originally Posted by Machete
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| Ella Rick 17.01.2012 | There is a good hostel called Chelsea International in the Chelsea area, I stayed there for a week, it's pretty cheap and it's in New York City |
| Ola Fornwalt 17.01.2012 | so NYC just shut down a bunch of hostels this fall under some new regulations. I had a class trip and we had to sponaniously move to an actual hotel. I would recommend a sublet. (in brooklyn) |
| Neva Sparacino 17.01.2012 |
Originally Posted by C.Lukas1
jajaja can you tell me a little bit about your expirience at dubspot too hahaha |
| Belle Tufnell 16.01.2012 | Lucky bastards, i'm jelly. |
| Aundrea Lenore 16.01.2012 | How long will you be here? I would try to sublease a room via Craiglist. Also, what class are you taking? I was at Dubspot over the summer. GREAT place. |
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