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Party DJ Night Club Promoter Guide

Party DJ promoting involves getting your friends and others to go to a nightclub, and getting paid for doing it.

There are many people who make a good living working as  party DJ promoters.

I came across a guide written by a successful party promoter, that goes over how the whole business works.

It explains all the “do’s and don’ts” of   Party DJ Promoting and gives tips and techniques on how to get started working as a  party DJ promoter.

Nightclub Promoting is a great way to make good money on nights and weekends, with little effort.

Good for DJ services, wedding DJ’s and mobile DJ’s too.

As you will find out, there are special techniques you must learn first.

Austin King is one of the most successful party promoters in the country – he’s been a professional for over 10 years.

And he has decided to lay out his tricks and tips in a new eBook: “The Nightclub Promoter Handbook” a guide that is fast becoming the bible on how to be a party promoter.

To anyone who wants to learn how to become a party promoter, I highly recommend this guide. You can read more about it here:

Party DJ Night Club Promoter Guide

Learn the secrets for how to start your own club promoting business, and make money while you party at clubs on the weekends.

or check this Club DJ Guide

Party DJ Night Club Promoter Guide

Advanced DJ Performance/Production System

• The sliders could be a little heavier but its overall a nice sturdy midi.
• The waveform display is good, I was able to mix without headphones.
• For the price of this machine others can’t compare.
• The M-Audio Torq Xponent software is also pretty good.
• It is easy to use, the software is easy to navigate in.

Take the time to view torq tutorial videos in order to get full advantages.

M-Audio Torq Xponent Advanced DJ Performance/Production System

M-Audio Torq Xponent Gig Bag

• Rugged nylon shell and high-density stitching > stands up to years of use
• Padded sleeves with high-contrast orange interior > easy to find gear in low-light conditions
• Built-in cable management system > stay organized for easy setup and tear down
• Multiple compartments > carry a laptop, Xponent control suface and accessories
• Adjustable shoulder strap > one size fits all

The M-Audio Torq Xponent Gig Bag

is the perfect carrying case for today’s mobile DJ. Padded sleeves protect your gear while the high-contrast orange interior makes things easy to find in low-light conditions.
Built-in cable management keeps your cables organized and available for rapid setup and tear down – preventing the dreaded ”ball of wires.”
Separate compartments for the Xponent® control surface, a laptop, and the necessary accessories means quick access to everything you need.

And here is review in video on the M-Audio Torq Xponent

Some Great Secret Club DJ Tips

Discover The Proven Secrets Of Club DJ Skills And Techniques We Have Known For Years.

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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.

I came across a guide written by a successful DJ, that goes over how the whole business works.

I was really impressed by the contents of the guide.

It explains all the “do’s and don’ts” of Nightclub DJ’ing and gives tips and techniques on how to get started working as a DJ at a nightclub.

Learn the secrets for how to start your own nightclub DJ’ing empire, and make money while you party at clubs on the weekends.

You must be thinking – wow, this is great!  Sounds so simple!

As you will find out, there are special techniques you must learn first.

JP Coupe is one of the most successful club DJ’s in the country – he’s been a professional for over 10 years.

And he has decided to lay out his tricks and tips in a new handbook:

“The Club DJ Guide” a guide that is fast becoming the bible on how to become a nightclub DJ.

To anyone who wants to learn how to become a club DJ, I highly recommend this guide.

You can read more about it here:

DJ Secrets Revealed! Boost Your Learning Curve & Put Other Club DJ’s To Shame.

More DJ Tips

Night Club DJ’ing Is One Of The Hottest Professions Around, And It’s Popularity Keeps Growing.

Club DJ Guide

How to MIX. In this video I will show you how to drop one toon into the other, basically forming a good flow of the music. Toons are taken from cdpool top 100 Dance floor fillers 5 cd box set. Toons are from cd 5 track 2 and 3. www.cdpool.co.uk This method of mixing applies to all formats of dj kit, not just cdj turntables.
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Another DJ Tip

A big problem is a track lasting too long usually meaning more than three minutes.  It’s a double problem.

(A) Most  dancers would prefer to have four 3-minute dances with four partners than two 6-minute dances in the same time.

(B) Many leads/men feel that their repertoire of freestyle dance figures is exhausted after two or three minutes, and they would much rather move on to something else.

Since many tracks are longer than three minutes, you have two choices: mix the track out at about three minutes, or edit out a central part to retain the original ending.

If so, then you’ll know that an earlier mix-out at 3 minutes is okay.  But if there’s a definitive ending  then you’ll edit out some central strains to bring the track down to three minutes.

If the track is four minutes long, you’ll listen through the piece several times searching for the minute which you can remove from the center without any harm to the track, usually a verse and chorus among many repeats of that verse-chorus.

If the lyrics are telling a story, you might worry about removing an important middle part of the story.

Don’t worry — dancers are too busy dancing to be listening to the lyrics.

There is plenty of software  for editing middle sections out of music to make a 3-minute dance version.

Exceptions :
Some fast and exhausting dances might want to be shorter than three minutes, like a fast techno polka for instance.

Some dance traditions favor long songs, like salsa.

Good DJs ask what the dancers prefer, including track lengths sometimes.  Dancers’ wishes always come first.

Peace