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| Brett James Nu Skool ![]() | Quote:
Alternatively, take the Technics table back, and swap the HIFI turntables for something with a straight tone arm. Anti skip tone arms is quite handy, you can stand on the decks and they still wont move miss a beat. |
| any djs in SA willing to teach newbie? |
any djs in SA willing to teach newbie?
| #42 | |
| Offbeat Registered User ![]() | check out the mix dvd called Intellect,its pretty good.Has heaps of interviews with djs/producers(mostly american mind you)and one of the discs has a dj trainer.The guy conducting it is annoying as all fuck but informative non the less.He guides you thru matching,phrasing,EQs,crossfader-all that stuff,plus he'll show you how to set up and how to balance your styli correctly-which comes in handy.As with what everyone else said find the sound you like and experiment,if you get taught i think that detracts from the magic of getting your first mix spot on and going"hey man that sounded sick n i did it all myself!!" Technoid Noises for Collapsing People |


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