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Sep 19, 04
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DJ people - can someone teach me please
so ive had techs and records for a while but people keep saying they'll teach me but then they dont
help please 
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Sep 19, 04
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jus get behind the decks...and try it out..
i played for the first time ever last nite at my friends house party, and i was actually doing pretty good...well, i thought so, hah...first time ever and not THAT many trainwrecks...had a few really good mixes too..and all i asked was what knob did what, hah... some of the people thought i was an actual dj..i guess i was either doing pretty good, or they were really drunk...they didnt have a big collection, mainly DNB and some house... i'm currently looking for a cheap(but good) dj setup so i can learn to spin..
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Sep 19, 04
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no
I want to be taught properly
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Sep 19, 04
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vocals breaks and disco house?
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Sep 19, 04
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Hooray!
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Sep 19, 04
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I can count- I just cant spin records. I just dont understand the concept. Im constantly counting when I listen to music, but I dont know the knobs and such.
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Sep 20, 04
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im in the same boat as u are i wanna learn how to spin but no one to teach me
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Sep 20, 04
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PRACTICE PRACTICE PRACTICE!!!
Yeah probly not what you wanted to hear... but its the main thing that will bring your skills up. I dont think ive ever really had anyone "teach me" anything. Most of its been pointers or I ask them a question or two and go back home and try it out. If your into skratching deffinently pick up a dmc video... hopefully it will keep you even more modivated and show yeah some little tricks. Watch what other dj's do at your next party. Next time you catch me playing dont hesitate to come and ask what im doing... id be happy to point out some little things ive learned so far. But again It goes back to practicing... you still see big local dj's watching the pro's. Take what you can and go back home and try it yoru self ;) Last edited by Ree Fresh; Sep 20, 04 at 02:25 AM.
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Sep 20, 04
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Sep 20, 04
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rhythm institute Rhia. Learn how to spell
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Sep 20, 04
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djing is easy to learn
if you're that desperate and no one wants to teach you. definetly go for the rhythm institute.. They'll help you get bookings as well. Plus the gear that they use is great and the room is soundproof (well almost) and speakers everywhere.
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Sep 20, 04
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I dont want bookings.
I want my records not to collect dust. and Ive found what Im looking for now, thank you
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Sep 20, 04
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Turn tables aren't like a guitar, they require consistent practice to master beat matching, that's it.
If you want to add amazing skills, like effects, good fades, hi's, low's, and scratching, takes time. Find someone to tutor you.
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Sep 20, 04
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i only ever had one lesson, that lasted about 10 minutes.... "this button is for your cue, that means you hear it in your headphones, this slider makes the music on this turntable play on the speakers" and that is my free lesson to you, other then PRACTICE PRACTICE PPRACTICE!! just fuck around for hours... make as many mistakes as you can!!!
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Sep 20, 04
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yeah.. these passed 4 years akeel.. i just felt sorry for you. iii
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