dj muppetjnr
just wondering would i have to buy turntables 2 plug into my laptop with the software 2 become a very good dj r is da software enough?
geposted Tue 02 Jan 07 @ 5:27 am
abnorm
If I understand your question correctly, then the answer is yes!
geposted Tue 02 Jan 07 @ 5:31 am
dj muppetjnr
haha sorry i will pay more attention next time thanks
geposted Tue 02 Jan 07 @ 5:41 am
A Man and His Music
To become a very good DJ, you have to practice. Software alone, will not make you a very good DJ.
geposted Tue 02 Jan 07 @ 6:55 am
dj muppetjnr
thanks guys
geposted Tue 02 Jan 07 @ 4:02 pm
anewsome
The two things that will make you a better DJ is knowing your music and knowing how to read crowds. Trick skills has only little to do with, unless your goal is to be a trick skills dj. Equipment has even less to do with being a good dj. Whatever you chose to dj with, knowing your music and knowing how to read crowds will go the furthest in making you a good dj. Your average party crowd could really not give a damn about trick skills, whether you use a laptop, cdplayers, turntables or whatever.
geposted Tue 02 Jan 07 @ 5:41 pm
wessmith
am i just slow, or did dj muppetjnr become a pro use just recentlly, thaught he was no licence user last night.
geposted Tue 02 Jan 07 @ 6:29 pm
Rune (DJ-In-Norway)
anewsome wrote :
The two things that will make you a better DJ is knowing your music and knowing how to read crowds. Trick skills has only little to do with, unless your goal is to be a trick skills dj. Equipment has even less to do with being a good dj. Whatever you chose to dj with, knowing your music and knowing how to read crowds will go the furthest in making you a good dj. Your average party crowd could really not give a damn about trick skills, whether you use a laptop, cdplayers, turntables or whatever.
AMEN!!!
True !
geposted Tue 02 Jan 07 @ 6:31 pm
bagpuss
Well said anewsome ;).
geposted Tue 02 Jan 07 @ 6:35 pm
dj muppetjnr
thanks everyone.wessmith what are you talking about?
geposted Wed 03 Jan 07 @ 8:58 pm
wessmith
dj muppetjnr, wherent u a no licence user few days ago, or am i just not with it????? lol
geposted Wed 03 Jan 07 @ 9:34 pm
Rune (DJ-In-Norway)
your right ;)
welcome as a full member :)
geposted Wed 03 Jan 07 @ 9:46 pm
socross
If you don't scratch, then you shouldn't bother with turntables. It's really expensive and can be a headache sometimes. Just my .02 :P
geposted Wed 03 Jan 07 @ 9:53 pm
dj muppetjnr
no iv been a member since xmas
geposted Thu 04 Jan 07 @ 6:19 pm
abnorm
There is no definite answer to what a "good dj" is. It has different meaning to different people. Most Club DJs pertray to a standard where you use club's equipement, which is most of the time Pioneer CDJs, Technics turntables, and a mixer. These days the use of a laptops at clubs is more accepted, and many clubs actually install system that let you plug in your laptop easily.
If you're not interested in being a club DJ, but doing your own gigs then the story is completely different. You create your own, portable DJ booth using whatever works best for you.
If you're not interested in being a club DJ, but doing your own gigs then the story is completely different. You create your own, portable DJ booth using whatever works best for you.
geposted Fri 05 Jan 07 @ 12:17 am