You did great… your crowd was a little lack luster. 😢

Gracias Sir

Thanks for the Mix!

Thank you Jason!!

Yoooo good looks my dude!!! I see your consistency on YT. Keep it up!

Man, I’m feeling the Latin,Afro, and tropical house vibes…Amapiano is killing it for me right now as well.

Thanks ✌🙌

Wow. I knew I like this channel for a reason. Thank you so much

The man!!

Thank you so much....!!!!!

Which RCF Sub is this ? The new sub 15 - ax?

Thank you I needed this boost. Love your channel always great information!!

I definitely need to update. I’m maxing out my Nissan 1500.

I 100% agree with it all. I had the pleasure of working with her this past spring. She rocked!

I appreciate you professionalism , your a model of how to run a business.

Fire set

I love that you go custom!

This is so accurate ‼️‼️‼️

Dope look! Are you still having your Touchmix mics, and more in a rack case you sit behind one of your subs? Or do you have those hooked up elsewhere in the set up?

Hi Jason, awsome setup. By the way, I noticed that you never use wash moving heads. Always spots or beams, could you explain why you did this choice, please ?

I would love to see what you use to transport all your equipment and how you pack it all up to keep it safe during transport.

wicked setup JJ... goals !!

Beautiful setup as always top notch! I still think bassboss has that system beat 😉

Wow that setup is amazingly high tech and classy all at the same time! Dream setup for so many of us! Thanks for sharing and raising the bar higher and higher!!

This is solid info. For my clients with ethnic names I’ll ask them to send voice notes for proper pronunciations and write it out

😊 solid

I appreciate when someone takes the time to lay down some real talk! Especially when there's 25 years experience backing it up. I'm an old cat, new to mixing, and found you while looking for a dmx console. I can't speak to experience, but you can never beat honesty. Great vids! Subscribe. 💥👊🏻💥 Are those Tom Fords? 👌🏻

Always Droppin those Hems Jason! Thank you! I’m starting to get busy with weddings and sometimes I find myself needing to be better and step my game up to handle things better, improving my skills to bring people to the floor with the proper songs and be a bit more lively and give the best experience all around. Thank you my turntable brotha!!!

Yes Sir - these traits are valuable not only as a DJ but in any profession or even job! Exceeding expectations carries a lot of weight & referrals are the best advertisements. An excellent book "Become The Exception" by Mike Marchev gives a lot of insight on being great. Had the pleasure of meeting him back in my travel agent days. All the best to you & yours Jason!!

absolutely true 100% information . I agree all the way !!!

What printer do you recommend with this?

Appreciate your videos and lessons. My one thing is to be humble.

Jason wow! Such a pleasure to meet you last night at DJX! I so appreciate your mentoring here. You’re such a role model! Thank you! Absolutely! Being kind, flexible and useful for the success of the event, everyone loves it.

Only one what’s up? 😮

Next level topic right here. Thank you, Jason!

Really helpful, thank you!

Hey Jason, do you still hold the same opinion on the RCF Evox 12 speakers? Have you got a chance to hear them in comparison to the LD SYSTEMS Maui 44G2? There are so many mixed reviews, and coming from the EV EVOLVE 50 speakers, I had to sell them because of the lack of head room and lack of bass sound from the subs. 120° dispersion was my concern and always towed the speakers outward to eliminate the amount of loud in your face sound behind the booth. Love your content. You Rock!!!

Super informative, thanks!

Did you got a chance to compare them to the RCF NXW 44-A?

Very good video ! Thanks ! It's important to prepared for any variable beforehand.

im an electrician. this is definitely good information. the only thing i would like to add is that there are times where that 20 amp circuit has other things on it. sometimes there is a 20 amp receptacle on the wall, but there are other things on that same circuit. for example, a fridge or freezer could be on that same circuit. now the fridge may not pull a lot of power, but what it could do is send unwanted hum into your speakers. depending on the type of event, it may not matter much, but it could. also, use your judgement. if the venue seems a little sketchy, look at the switches and receptacles. if the screws are vertical, you can relax, because a professional most likely touched it, if theyre just tight, and the screws arent in any particular direction, be a little cautious, because a professional definitely didnt touch it, or someone else came in behind the professional. it doesnt necessarily mean its wrong, but if the venue is penny pinching cheap, i would just keep an eye on it, as you cant tell who touched it and why. the painter couldve removed the covers to paint the room, or someone replaced it. ideally with the same type of receptacle, but theres nothing stopping anyone from putting a 20 amp receptacle on a 15 amp circuit except for ink in a book. either way, dont put exactly 20 amps on a 20 amp circuit, especially if your equipment is going to be running at peak power for more than a few hours, because circuit breakers trip on overload and heat.

Thanks for the information and advise.

Can you give a link to the electrical components you where talking about in the Video! Awesome video I'm really serious about my power consumption when it comes to my equipment due to warranty factors also. Thank You so much for being a Dj for Djs.

We went to battery powered lights to help with this. Especially at some of these older venues that are coverted from churches and such. Many times we find that an entire wall of outlets are ran on one circuit. ( thank god we have a circut buddy in our gear)

First of all this is an awesome mix, perfect transitions and I really appreciate the fact you were thinking of the songs on the fly and going by feel rather then going down a crate. Also how the heck is this video not copyrighted? Haha glad it isn’t! Thanks for all your do for our industry and constantly raising the bar. Hopefully we can cross paths one day. Brian Rodrigues

Hey Jason! Thanks so much for this great video. I didn't even see it until today. Means a ton. You are a great guy. - Aaron

super fun! Are those uplights doing a chase?

Thank you for these tips! Great stuff.

Any reason you went with 5 male and 5 female xlr and what looks like 4 1/4 connections rather than 6 male xlr ,4 female xlr and 4 combo female trs/xlr like what Mirrors on the mixer ?

Tell me those are the ttw4a