Bojan Ljukovcanin
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ParticipantDJ Homei, post: 40883, member: 5649 wrote: Sounds like the life story of most artistic/creative types during their formative years, particularly the famous ones. Certainly was the way I felt. Most people eventually you find their niche and a social scene without losing their values. It sure beats the isolated tortured artist life. For me it was liberating, and now people typically describe me as outgoing and friendly. If you want to be a DJ it may seem like a contradiction to be the “life of the party” when you feel you don’t fit in socially. But plenty of DJ’s I know are introverts. And glad you like the Star Wars refrence, even though it’s probably dated.
Star Wars will never be dated,and yeah i get it.Just seems hard to find a electronic scene where everyone is suffering from the ”Ghetto” complex.
ParticipantDJ Homei, post: 40879, member: 5649 wrote: Every successful person was a “nobody” at some point.
I understand your point in this but i don’t think you understand what i meant when i said ”a nobody”,i didn’t mean it as just another average person,i meant it as in someone shunned by society who for most of his life had no friends,was considered a freak,someone who never got invited to parties,had no social life what so ever and was often told to go away if he mistakenly showed up to a social gathering.
DJ Homei, post: 40879, member: 5649 wrote: Patience young Jedi.
And i’m more of a Mandalorian.But i do really appreciate the Star Wars reference.
May 23, 2013 at 1:31 am in reply to: So where in the world are you? (Apart from the US/Canada and Europe) #40648ParticipantI currently reside in Novi Sad Serbia,originaly born in the exact same city but in a completely different country called Yugoslavia.
Participant>.> i honestly dun think hight goes into it,wiith good enough prep even a 6’3” and upwards guy can work.
ParticipantNick Powers, post: 40277, member: 2466 wrote: Sorry, I phrased that wrong, I DJ but want to get into producing, I hope to add more of a live aspect to my sets later on after I start producing
Here’s the gist of what you should know about both,if you plan to use FL for live performance you’ll need to either route it into your main unit from a secondary one or look into VSTs or some other possible way of simulating the shunt from a secondary to main.If you plan of using FL just for production you’re set. Abelton has the advantage of being set for both live performance as well as producing but it can be harder to master then FL as far as production goes.
Participantnick greek, post: 39967, member: 2957 wrote: the ddj t1 is awesome if you want to practise and finally start using cdjs.the mixtrack pro 2 is more of an amateur dj controller.
>.> i kinda take a bit of offence in that,the numark mixtrack pro is a controller i’ve use for over a year now and done gigs with.Granted it is a controller that doesn’t feel as much like CDJs and it does give you the feeling like you’ve grown out of it,but once you realize that today you don’t really ever grow out of gear and that with midi mapping you can go wild with any controller,it does let you do some impresive stuffz.
ParticipantOr if you’re an abelton guy the launchpad is around that price range,granted you’ll need an interface of some sort but if you have a decent sound card you could just split it.
ParticipantYou have the Reloop Mixage Interface edition in that same price range.It’s good,really good,i nearly bought it,the only reason i brought a mixtrack insted of it was because i already had numark headphones and didn’t wanna break brand.And there’s also the Reloop Beatmix which costs less but is still really really good.
Participanttalk about sad..,
ParticipantI don’t think anyone but him trully gets it,the audience just likes the music enough to just go with it.
ParticipantI’m not exactly sure if that’ll work hun.Usually you wanna lead a line in into a mic port.
ParticipantUnless you find a way to route the main output of the mixtrack into your pc and then use that as a line in for say something like SAM i dunno.
ParticipantTwo ways,either get a secondary Laptop so you can have a line in,or use Virtual Audio Cables.The solution with Virtual Audio Cables will often make it harder for you to beatmatch manually.
ParticipantStefanGrime, post: 39388, member: 10168 wrote: Its impossible to keep constant talking when its happening, Is there any other software i could use to broadcast?
If you broadcast to icecast there’s traktor.shoutcast,you could try routing traktor through winamp or SAM, or there’s always Mixxx,grated mixxx isn’t a perfect solution.
ParticipantStefanGrime, post: 39386, member: 10168 wrote: Ive had it so i can hear the mic in my headphones but that stops me from talking when i can hear myself
You need to get comfy with hearing your self then hun. Often times when broadcasting with VDJ you actually hear your self. I broadcast online my self,try getting comfy with hearing your own voice and talking while hearing your self.
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