fatkatzdj
Hey peeps.. Question, I just got a new gig doing the MCing for a Semi Pro indoor team. I'm putting together my samples and playlist. My question is : I'm not sure how long to play each song for the crowd. Mainly during game play as aposed to time outs and such. Should I play just the hook or about 30 seconds of a given song..
geposted Wed 14 Jan 15 @ 12:33 pm
groovindj
I'd suggest asking them what their requirements are.
geposted Wed 14 Jan 15 @ 1:02 pm
OldTom
Semi-pro indoor what? What sport? What country? That makes a difference. USA baseball minor leagues for instance will often do their music beds between inning (not during play). Seventh-inning stretch and that sort. Whatever sport it is, I'd take my guidance by observing the patterns used by the major (national) teams.
geposted Wed 14 Jan 15 @ 1:35 pm
fatkatzdj
The GM finally got around to answering many questions. So looks like standard Stadium beds. Its been a while since iv'e been to a stadium game and my research is not coming up with anything. So any info that you can offer is greatly appreciated.
Built my sets for intros, warm up, crowd walk-in, and half time entertainment. Now actual game time play of how long for each bit. I did seek this gig out it just fell into my lap as I was talking to marketing director - Bam - there it was. As we talked I know I can use this for future gigs and promotions.
USA - indoor soccer (football), about 1h 30m game time
Built my sets for intros, warm up, crowd walk-in, and half time entertainment. Now actual game time play of how long for each bit. I did seek this gig out it just fell into my lap as I was talking to marketing director - Bam - there it was. As we talked I know I can use this for future gigs and promotions.
USA - indoor soccer (football), about 1h 30m game time
geposted Fri 16 Jan 15 @ 2:31 am