Transitioning : Dropping Out Bass for DJ Transition Between Songs
DJ’s may remove the beat from songs by dropping out the bass.
Learn more about creative segues in this free DJ record selection lesson from an experienced disc jockey.
Expert: Justin Cohen
Bio: Justin Cohen is a DJ from Northampton, MA.
The Insider’s DJ Guide to Success
Google Business Center For A Local DJ Business
Just in case you don’t know already, have you listed yourself in?
This is cool for Mobile DJ’s or Clubs or DJ Offices or whatever, for targeting local customers.
There is more info here in this link about how it works in Local Business Center
This is an experimental version of a mobile DJ lighting setup.
Lights are the American DJ Pinspot LED, TRY Phase, Flash shot DMX strobe and the KAM ksm1600v smoke machine.
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Add a fill to create an interesting drum scratch.
Learn how to create your own DJ style in this dj scratching lesson from a professional musician.
Expert: Andrew Cohen
Bio: Andrew Cohen is a freelance music teacher and multi-instrumental musician.
Some Tips Not To Forget For The Mobile DJ
Wavey Davey B gives some of his own mobile DJ tips while he is loading his vehicle.
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Club DJ’ing involves playing your favorite music at a night club, and getting paid for doing it.
There are many people who make a good living working as professional Club DJ.
DJ Dream is at it again with a new trick & tips for all you DJ’s. Watch as he demonstrates on how to create a siren effect without an EFX box.
I find that pretty cool, kinda like back in the 70s.
DJ PlayList
Aspiring DJs should build a great library of music FIRST.
YOU MUST KNOW YOUR MUSIC
Beats Per Minute. Arranging your dance music this way creates consistency in tempo and provides better continuity for people who are dancing.
Getting The People To Dance
Right here is a DJ tip when you got an empty dance floor, what to do?
See what kind of people and try to feel and be one of them.
Find and play an older track that you have seen on crowded dance floors before.
