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You are absolutely correct! This whole DJ thing has been a double edged sword. The good thing about the technology is that you dont have to carry around all those crates, turntables, amps and speakers but the bad thing is now all you need is a DJ controller, laptop, external hard drive with files of music and now………….. your a DJ.
very good software tbh i give it 8/10. still has work to be done esp making it easier to access. one site shd have everything. ability to signup signing and also easier access to unsubscribe aswell.
There are very few commercial/guest auditoriums/venues that can effectively make use of anything above 256kbps; ror this type of environment it is going to be perfectly fine. To be honest the trend for modern EDM mastering has a tendency to smash the hell our of mixes even if meticulosuly done. The kind of noise potentials offered by uncompressed, higher bit resolution (24/32) is redundant for a large percentage of contemporary PA configurations. If you have compressed 256kps made from high fidelity original source material, don't sweat it. If you are producing material, 24bit 48KHz PCM/WAV is absolutely sufficient for pop/rock/edm. If you are producing and recording large orchestral suites, then higher sample rates and bit resolutions are a good thing for facilitating the potential of capturing a greater dynamic range. In a side context, there are approximately 100,000+ records/works added to streaming platforms every day, paying extra for FLAC or uncompressed streaming? I'd rather (and do) buy physical media if I rate it that much.
Question, can i do the spotify to serato thing only? thats literally all i need..but 30 quid is too expensive per month just for that. I love the concept of this but i think you guys should break it all down into individual services you can pay for... id buy just that one for example, and if i liked others it would persuade me to expand as i used it more.
Hmm ok yeah so the pasted spotify link thing is really useful.. i have a ton of music already and the majority of what playlists in spotify included, i have already.. so if theres a way i can take the playlists and link it to my own music in serato, that would be AWESOME... having a look at your site, ive not seen the prices yet.... hopefully not too bad.. lol
0:54 Por el gran amor de Dios soy hijo de Dios I No que yo le haya amado sino que él me amó primero, No que lo haya merecido sí no por Su gracias y misericordia soy su Hijo hoy
Is this for real?! Everybody has the right to their opinion… my approach as a dj is play according to my crowd. So I don’t see how it’s helpful to delete genres because you don’t think a particular group might not like. I’ll pass on this! Respectfully!
Pioneer's releasing mediocre and overpriced products in recent years starting with Rekordbox which is a shame, Denon DJ is doing it RIGHT. Can't wait to upgrade my Prime 4 for the new Plus model.
Both, but your internal drive is also your system drive which means that IF you ever run out of space, your computer will basically stop running because it can't create the files it needs to run. If you use an external drive -- you essentially prevent this from ever being a possibility. Personally, I use cloud drives (OneDrive) because drives WILL fail, however companies who host cloud services have advanced services and personnel who's only job is to maintain data.
I’m finding myself doing the same thing lately, I’ll do a wedding or a gig where I’m jumping around playing different music for the room be a there’s a mixture of different age groups and different people. It keeps me on my toes but I’m digging it. I bring more music to cover the night or day.
OMG! I didn't know about your recent health issue. I'm so glad you're OK! Thank you for this video. I've always said, my DJ music skills are pretty good - my MCing skill, are "Ok" at best.... or as my kids would say, "meh!"
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As a dj since 1998 I'd make sure I knew what to do. Don't hand anything off to anyone. I don't plan anything and I never use cue points....ever. I just set the track to where I need it just like I did with vinyl. In fact I set everything to be as vinyl as possible (that's my personal preference) and then I read the crowd to choose the next track based on crowd response. Mix and match the beats by ear. That's the number one thing when djing at least in electronic music. Many djs don't know how to programs mixes, ride out long mixes, read the room/crowd, mix on the fly, and some rely on the sync button. Hey if you want to use cue points, the sync button and so forth fine, just don't be surprised when something goes sideways because it will.
Capt. Wendell of frequency X and Legends of vinyl is sending out and sos . just stepped up to an xz4 and a new Mac. guess what? all my folders from the last 12 years are irrelevant. 911 or are you BS?
[00:00] 👋 The speaker welcomes attendees to a DJing workshop focused on 90s R&B and hip hop music. [01:08] 🙋 The speaker asks how many attendees have DJed 90s R&B-centric events and notes that these events are popular. [02:40] 🕺 Attendees mention "Hypnotize," "Poison," and "Party Up" as popular tracks. [04:48] 🙏 The usual host, Radio, is absent due to a stroke, and the speaker asks for prayers and positive energy for him. [05:50] ☀ Aaron Traylor is broadcasting from Los Angeles and shares a personal anecdote about connecting with someone over a shared love for Miguel's music. [07:58] 🏢 Aaron Traylor started DJing in 1996 at a club in Wilmington, Delaware, where he learned the craft on the job. [08:58] 📝 Aaron Traylor curated a list of 50 danceable 90s hip hop and R&B songs based on his experience and research, focusing on crowd-pleasers. [11:34] 🥇 Katali is recognized as the first OG Crate Hacker, having joined the community almost five years ago. [12:41] 🧠 Aaron Traylor emphasizes the importance of nostalgia in R&B DJ sets and recommends a 60/40 approach of popular songs to cater to a wide audience. [16:33] 🎤 Attendees share their favorite 90s artists, including Biggie, Mary J. Blige, and Will Smith. [17:37] 🏆 Lauryn Hill's "The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill" was the first hip hop and R&B album to win Album of the Year at the Grammys in 1999. [18:41] ⚡ The importance of understanding beat and tempo in R&B music for maintaining dance floor energy is emphasized. [21:22] 🎶 "No Diggity" by Blackstreet is a timeless classic with a catchy beat and lyrics that everyone knows. [23:22] 📱 The goal of the perfect playlist is to get people singing along and engaged with the music, not distracted by their phones. [24:24] 🏆 The video is part of a "crate hackathon" where participants add and vote on songs for a 90s hip hop and R&B playlist. [28:49] 💽 In the 90s, people would line up outside record stores to buy new albums, a practice unheard of today. [29:51] 🤝 Record stores were a hub for DJs to discover new music, network with other DJs, and get recommendations from store staff. [31:21] 📅 New albums were typically released on Tuesdays, while new singles would drop on Fridays. [32:26] 🎧 Being the first DJ to play a new song that becomes popular is a rewarding feeling. [36:04] 📅 Some songs from 2000 may be included if they fit the 90s vibe, as some singles released in 1999. [37:10] 🎤 Ryan mentions other favorite tracks like "One of my favorites" by Gang Starr and "T.O.N.Y." [38:43] 🤔 The speaker reflects on a time when DJs were more secretive and competitive, hiding their music choices from others. [39:46] ❤ The speaker expresses gratitude to the attendees and contributors, and sends well wishes to Radio, who is currently hospitalized.
Yo Crate Hackers! 📢 Drop a comment with your favorite 90s Hip Hop or R&B track and let's get this nostalgic party started! 🎉 Don't forget to grab your 7-day FREE trial of the Crate Hackers software 👉 www.cratehackers.com/7daytrial 🎧 Let's keep this 90s vibe going! 😎
I just made an account with Heavy Hits and waiting to be accepted by them, I’m going to try for DMS as well so that way I can unsubscribe to others I’m subscribed to.
Question.. .when i import the playlist to serato. I will move or combine other crate hacker playlists to another crate. When i try to delete that imported crate serato crashes and wont let me delete it. and shows up when i reopen serato
