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  • Tman
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    Anyone two can create music from specified equipment

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  • superdave
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    I still think a DJ is someone that plays at clubs,parties, or for a group of people and with some frequency. I don't consider a "bedroom DJ" to be a DJ.

    For example, I have turntables and lots of vinyl and can mix, but only do so at home, but if someone asks if I'm a DJ then I say no.

    And if you've only played a gig or two in your life then you're not a DJ either.

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  • markystar
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    i think a dj is a person who introduces people to new music.

    that being said, there are different levels of skill, competence and technique in dj's.

    :wink:

    marky

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  • peter_griffin
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    Originally posted by thrualoooop";p="
    Originally posted by FM";p="
    bahh you're just in "temporary retirement" ... once a DJ, always a DJ
    this is correct.dj means"disc jockey"...even in the future when there discs are not even used anymore(all music will be on a chip) we will be called dj,s....also once its in your blood you can never disclaim who you have become.......
    man i hope the masses doesnt start calling us "chip jockeys"
    I agree, once it's in your blood, it's in there forever.

    "..Chip Jockeys..", hee hee hee, I like that one.

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  • msanchez
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    Originally posted by being clever";p="
    "What Would John Digweed Do"
    lol, NICE!!
    ..pretty, um, clever

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  • remoh
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    Originally posted by qwerty2222";p="
    in my opinion, a dj is someone who can mix tracks smoothly and can create a certain atmosphere, not just play some random records
    thats a good one


    Originally posted by Paul Louth";p="
    You're a Professional DJ if you get paid to do it, and an Amatuer DJ otherwise. Simple
    true ....

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  • being clever
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    "What Would John Digweed Do"

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  • Paul Louth
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    You're a Professional DJ if you get paid to do it, and an Amatuer DJ otherwise. Simple

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  • PAG
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    The term DJ was around long before the ones in clubs nowdays that like to take you on a journey and educate you.
    When I first started going out it applied to anyone who played records in any type of club,any type of music,on the radio at weddings,on hospital radio where ever.

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  • joeSeff
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    Originally posted by lemon";p="
    I mix records, but i don't consider myself a DJ. I think you second definition is what suits a DJ more.

    What i dislike even more now is every other moron that because he mixes a groove armada track and a Dirty Vegas considers himself a hotshot DJ bragging all the time about it. I dont know about you but i've met quite a few of those.

    YES DJs should take people on journeys
    YES DJs should move the crowds
    NO DJs don't play Dirty Vegas!!!!!!
    uh-oh...I think I still have some old Hydrogen Rockers mixes. And my mother used to own a Mitsubishi. Oh well, nobody listens to techno...

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  • master of puppets
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    Hey you don't need gigs at clubs or been payed for being a dj, for a crowd or for your dog if you likes to play recordsat partys and show music to the people you can consider a dj, but of course that not means thjat you are a great one, no one is famous in one day.

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  • msanchez
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    ah..poop

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  • hulkhuss
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    look up dj in the dictionary and there is a picture of...Hernan!!!! :wink:

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  • being clever
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    Jockeys work horses, disc jockeys work music, radio disc jockeys work both radio and music. Considering semantics, a cook could be food jockey, a bartender a drink jockey, and Michael Moore a shit jockey.

    So if you can really work the music, you're a DJ. Whether or not you're a good DJ is a whole other question. That's when "playing gigs" and "getting paid" counts.

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  • Steve Graham
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    Originally posted by qwerty2222";p="
    in my opinion, a dj is someone who can mix tracks smoothly and can create a certain atmosphere, not just play some random records
    as long as you are getting paid for it right? lol

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