Thanks for watching!

Antoine Simpson how long is 20 tracks roughly is that enough?

Elli Jackson depending on the genre and song but if you had twenty different 3 minute songs then it would be about an hour of music total

@@ellijackson6023 more or less 2hrs

Sad but true!

most of the amateur or beginner DJs are going to clubs. I would assume 30% of the crowd has probably some knowledge about beatmatching and can recognize mistakes. I noticed I seriously get annoyed nowadays that I notice every little mistake. I cant relax and listen anymore in clubs lol. Just yesterday a DJ Duo was playing over here in munich. They mixed a song during a break and used Hi-Pass on the Pioneer on both tracks. I assumed they wanted to drop the bass of the new song at the end of the break. One guy literally FORGOT to remove the hi-pass. Drop came without bass. People didnt give a fuck. I was like "seriously?" But then he didnt panic and didn't immediately return the bass in middle of the phase. Instead he counted till next phase and turned off hi-pass then. And after 15 seconds did another hi-pass for 4 bars to create the illusion "he does that on purpose". I found that very amusing and well managed.

@@ArseneGray is that from a stephen king movie?

@@xyzdsgn um I dont understand? Doy ou mean the story? no it is real

the thing is people CAN understand problems, but aint there to highlight goofs but to have fun. maybe they can't say what went wrong but trust me the feeling spreads super fast and road energy drops ... LOVE UR stuff

Good stuff, keep it up!

Excellent! Glad to hear it. What was the festival?

Kool thanks

I thought about that last statement today. The best work is doing something that is no longer work but a passion. looking forward to be doing a live gig one day .

hahah, MIB spying on my mixes is exactly what i imagine its like, perhaps not lol.

Excellent - glad to hear the tips are coming in useful!

Thanks Jeroen! Keep it up with the gigs!

Instablaster

Howd it go?

great tip, nothing worse than hearing the same track twice (or more!)

Nice! I'm glad to have some Toronto viewers - thanks for tuning in!

Sound of Arman no problem, I'm trying to dj myself but Its hard since i don't have the equipment, but hey never know, I just got to see where I can get a board but it's cool seeing dj's in my area

You can always try renting a controller from a music store. I think you can rent one for about $100 per month. Try Long and McQuade or Moog Audio. Also Virtual DJ is a free computer program you can download.

Sound of Arman thanks for the advice, so far I have been using edjing which is pretty good, I will have to see if I can rent one, all the good boards are like 700$ to over 1000$ that's crazy but kind of worth it

@@lycan2600 Well, renting decks is a great way to get acquainted with pro gear. Yet, if you're broke like me, you can practice with mixxx and a compatible controller from pawn shop. Mixxx is free and has nice features, like bpm detection and most importantly imho, the key each song is. And it even organise them by the circle of fifths, it's a good tip I learned from Armin van Buuren, going from one song to another which is in the following key according to the circle.

My pleasure, thanks for tuning in and letting us know where from! Very cool to see I have viewers from around the globe. How is the deep house seen in Jacarta or wherever you are?

Sound of Arman actually it's Jakarta hahahaha, well it's good buddy , but you will find a lot of rnb and trap songs coming out from the club , but you know different club has their different genres , idk man i think jakarta really love the commercial music a lot

Thanks for the feedback - I'll keep that in mind next time, and may buy a lapel mic for better sound.

thank you! he said that and i was like wtf is this dude talking about

Of course being prepared is not cheating! You can prepare all your songs,no,you should prepare all your songs! You should know them in and out, like where there's vocals, drops, breaks, you should have your que points, hot cues, and whatnot ready to go. Cheating would be if you have every single minute of that set prepared from beforehand. Like literally which song goes after which, where you use effects, where you don't, what transition technique you're using, what hot cue to use and when, and so on.... That would be cheating! It wouldn't be fair to the crowd and to you in the first place , because inevitably, you'll land yourself in a situation where you have to read the crowd and play whatever they want to hear not what you planned from home. And then, my friend, just then you're truly fucked!

Dindrez same！

learn some subtle effects /tricks and dance a little enjoy yourself :)

well, besides put light on some very cool parts of trance music, one of the main things I always enjoyed going to trance raves was the connection with all the people. Connect with the people and enjoy the music, because in a way you are also part of the crowd. Eye contact, and keep that body movin'

Hans Singelenberg The cdj‘s are usually linked, so you can see a kind of waveform ^^

Seeing someone perform a live set, exactly the same as what they have already put up online, is incredibly boring.

I did - check my newer videos ;)

Excellent man! B2B is a bit of a different ballpark - I recommend comparing track lists in advance, and practicing some B2B sets with your friend before. If you can't, listen to some of his sets to get a sense of his style and music. If you practice 5h a day, I think you'll do fine! Good luck, let us know how it turns out!

tip #2 since you're doing the tag team, this gives you guys more potential to keep the crowd hyped throughout the night. depending on the type of jam, y'all can take turns on the mic. also if possible, let the crowd see you guys doing your thang. it adds to the hypeness lastly, depending on the type of jam, sometime during the night y'all can go crazy back to back, slamming them with hard beats yeahhhhh you got this

Sound of Arman yeah ive heard all his mixes / seen him perform live and we have a very similar style! Will keep u guys updated :)

Sound of Arman went quite well guys! We had some issues with the cdjs at first but quickly got the crowd going and id say it went rly good for being my first gig :) looking forward to more. There's no better feeling than pumping your favorite tracks on such a massive soundsystem.

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Yes, that video is in the planning stage!

start with your friends, have your own party for practice. Networking is key, get to know other DJ's and learn from them it took me 2 years before I became pro and paid and now I run my own company ive been doing it for 20 years. Best of luck man!

18? man, like disorder said, if you got a place you can go to (maybe your own crib) you can throw a jam every weekend. after a few months of that there's a lot of networking experience to improve yourself, get gigs, or make your own gigs

thanks

Where in Texas? Email me at Kopismusic@gmailcom

Ralfs Zaharovs uuuh buying tracks is a waste of money. Find a DJ Pool and subscribe there. It's like 30/50 bucks a month and you get unlimited songs to prelisten and download.

I buy most of my music from Beatport.com because I like to support the artists. It can get expensive though!

Dj pool KZfaq 1001 Tracklist.com Beat port Traxsource Your best local indie music store (vinyls) Online vinyl sales...( HTFR but be prepared to pay..) Free downloads / mixcloud /sound cloud etc.. 👍

@@SoundofArman, exactly my point.

Nice! Where's the gig? Just practice a few more hours today and then you won't be nervous. Good luck let us know how it goes!

It all started very good but then there was a big fight in party and everything just messed up :/

@@F117apilot oof

@@F117apilot oouch

Are you the guy who played in Belden town, California a few years back? That was quite splendid a night...

3-9 After , dass ich nicht lache :D um 12 mittags krieg ich in der Griesse / im Hain noch immer in die fresse haha

Nope, just SoundCloud! www.soundcloud.com/justarman

Half Armenian, like you ;)

Oh Gianni Gianni lmao

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