How do I become a DJ?
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- 23kon0
Dont bother even starting with records.
No point these days.
Of course you get all these vinyl purists but thats just a load of nonsense. Why buy a format that will deteriorate each time you use it? Why buy a format that is expensive and will cost you a fortune to get a decent collection? Why buy a format that is impossible to carry 50+ of ???Get a decent little laptop and ableton live and use mp3's or cd's.
Or just get a couple of CD decks.Nothing better than turning up to DJ with just a small wallet of CD's haha.
I'm off up to Rockness this weekend
http://www.rockness.co.uk/news.a…
to DJ in the VIP tent and the Clash Arena (between bands)
and aint I the smug bastard with a wee wallet of cd's lol.
Last year there was guys who'd turned up to dj for like 45mins with a massive record bag full. Whats the point in lugging that around for the rest of the weekend?!- +0.5
Nothing wrong with learning on vinyl, but I agree that digital is the way to go...Raniator - ...If you have mates who own turntables borrow their stuff to learn they get a pair of CDJ's.Raniator
- aye thats a good shout, away hassle some mates with decks to give you a shot23kon
- or u might have mates thatl lend you them for a while if they are over the fad23kon
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