MelodyIlliterate

i am very into, house, dance, trance, electro, and a bit of drum and base, but im recently getting into happy hardcore so it seems that i cant really make a solid decisions... sorry if that doesn't answer your question... deffinately want to learn to beat match, looking at around $1000 first straight up, which i know limits me pretty steeply, and it will just be a hobby for the time being but am happy to see how far the ball will roll. i see your point. so pretty much just take a leap and make my own way? unfortunately i work at a yacht club so no djs here unfortunately... and i've been flicking through some of those beginner sections videos... learning bits and pieces i must have missed so im happy... might have just bought a ddj s1 off ebay so thats my first step... we'll see how it goes... thanks for the help guys... back to work... i'll keep in touch

living dangerously man... you'll have hearing aids soon... i may or may not have ripped that from a really bad dubstep joke

pretty solid advice right there eggssell

Ha ha so what after a couple of months after people know each other and a doctors check. People start talking without condoms ?

Yeah that makes sense. Only problem is I don't know any one that has the experience yet. Renting gear sounds alright. Can I just google that stuff or are there a lot around. I'm north Brisbane if that helps

lol whats the deal with the smileys with what appears to be condoms on their heads?

Hey guys, Was wondering if you had any opinions of the dj schools going around. I had been looking at light sounds. But I've already got the basics of how music works and beat matching using virtual dj "as unimpressive as that sounds :p" So I only really wanna go to get my first feel of a cdj and see what feels good for me when it comes to serato vs traktor. What do you reckon? Or any other recommendations? http://www.lightsounds.com.au/dj-school.htm Sorry fir the gramatical errors as I'm on my phone, and I got an exam at 12 on the southside and work at four northside. But I'll try get back to you when I can Cheers in advance Melody *hmm might need to change my name. It sounds really girly like that*

Cheers gents Much appreciated

ha ha what? Three in the morning?

Hey guys, ok the story is, Uni full time, Bar and restaurant manager almost full time, and i have a girlfriend, which if she payed me an hourly rate, I would be a millionaire. any hoo, the gist is im pretty stressed so i thought i'd find a hobby, watched some dj Ravine videos and goofed around with virtual dj and almost wet myself when i learnt to mix songs together, so the next step is trying to do it for real. now that you've heard my life story im looking forward to hearing from you guys, and hopefully you can lead me in the right direction. and hopefully i can make time for the forums. by the way, i've put one really basic mix up for shits and giggles, http://soundcloud.com/melody-illiterate ... trance-mix just getting a feel for the transitions, any thoughts would be grateful cheers!