annette1
I think i'd like to invest some time in the better dj software so if this one of them then i see no reason to waste time on the lesser brands (if this is the case?). is this an easy thing to pick up, i know i'm being a bit awkward to answer so to give some idea about me, i do have a good ear for sound, i have rythm, and i do like music. house music. fav dj's include tong, morillo, cox, sanchez. all the ibiza mob!
Posted Mon 19 Sep 05 @ 10:59 pm
listen2
i would advise you to look into the basics of djing, theres some pretty good info on the internet. once you are understanding the functions of VDJ then it should become clearer
Posted Mon 19 Sep 05 @ 11:44 pm
kamakuakane
The best way to learn how to dj is to apprentice with a DJ that has a good reputation and experience. I have been in the DJ business for 25 years and the first two were spent as an apprentice in the night club.
Posted Fri 23 Sep 05 @ 4:21 am