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Basic DJ Set-Up questions
Posted on: 16.09.2012 by Gabriele Krystofiak
Howdy all,

I am just getting into DJing with a Twitch using Itch on my Macbook pro. I was looking to invest in some live sound gear because I would like to now move towards being able to perform on a small scale at least since I have some nice basic set lists I've been able to rock pretty good now. As of this moment I've acquired a Behringer Xenyx 802 mixer and some cabling, but I am looking for suggestions on whether the 802 is something I should keep and also what I maybe could invest in for a live scenario that would be good to start and that I could maybe grow with. Also, I was also believeing on integrating some turntablism aspects in my routine, so suggestions on some decks/mixers for that would be very helpful as well!

Thanks for any input!
Gabriele Krystofiak
16.09.2012
Howdy all,

I am just getting into DJing with a Twitch using Itch on my Macbook pro. I was looking to invest in some live sound gear because I would like to now move towards being able to perform on a small scale at least since I have some nice basic set lists I've been able to rock pretty good now. As of this moment I've acquired a Behringer Xenyx 802 mixer and some cabling, but I am looking for suggestions on whether the 802 is something I should keep and also what I maybe could invest in for a live scenario that would be good to start and that I could maybe grow with. Also, I was also believeing on integrating some turntablism aspects in my routine, so suggestions on some decks/mixers for that would be very helpful as well!

Thanks for any input!
Hyacinth Sabulsky
01.11.2012
My dj partner is running a basic rig with the same mixer and two powered speakers. behringers, i believe this model http://www.behringer.com/EN/Products/B1520DSP.aspx . since the speakers are powered there's no need for a separate power amp. plug the speakers into a power strip (to cut down on taking up more than one outlet) and connect the speakers to the mixer. we are also semi-beginners and practiced in his garage this way to get more comfortable with hearing our mixing at a higher volume.

i'm also interested in hearing others' advice too! i have the 1002 mixer and want to invest in my own rig.

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