Yea, but then we'd have to append #fakenews to every one of Shawn's posts ..
The Official Introductions Thread
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Usually we don't see Bio info like what you posted. Experience and knowledge tend to be received moreover when you Post to threads. To me your experience is certainly well grounded. Welcome aboard. Some of us "old" DJ (in age) aren't as well versed as many of the younger DJ generation in new technology, so we (me, in particular) learn something new all the time. However, we older DJ have many hidden talents and will gladly contribute when needed.
Yes, I can scratch, creak, crack and wobble with the best. Oh, you meant music wise ... nevermind.
Hello, I am just a small time wedding dj, and karaoke host.
I’m a small-time DJ too. Welcome to our little virtual community. Glad you decided to join us.[emoji4]
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Hey everyone, I've been in love with Disco-Dance music virtually all my life. I'm a New York City boy and had the pleasure of hitting the dance floors at all the great clubs here in New York from the 1977 on! I even used to dance on a local TV show here in New York called Soul Alive in 1978-1979! I took my passion to the DJ booth in 1983 and am stil spinning till this day, however now more of a Mix show guy with 2 shows The Tea Dance and Quantum Leap on 15 stations. Made my name as a Record Promoter starting at ZYX in 1992 and am still a Record Promoter now through my company Deet Promotions. I also work with zipDJ as a Marketing-Promotions consultant. What can I say I'm a Gemini and I like to keep busy! LOL
Hey all! I did some bar work ages ago, and spent the next 20 years working on my current business as a magician. I've had a few people tell me I'd be great as a dj and admittedly, I am a great entertainer, so I'm looking to add this to my company next year.
Looking just to be the guy who can emcee, play good music, fill the dance floor and entertain the crowd a bit. I'm tired of hearing about the guys who hit go on a playlist, go for a smoke, and never say 'hi' to the crowd....
Looking just to be the guy who can emcee, play good music, fill the dance floor and entertain the crowd a bit. I'm tired of hearing about the guys who hit go on a playlist, go for a smoke, and never say 'hi' to the crowd....
Hi guys, I'm afraid that I might be the only one on this forum that is not a DJ !!
I'm actually a drummer in a band, and as the rest of the band have no knowledge about sound matters, I've elected myself as the sound man, and I'm interested in getting our old (passive) PA system sounding as good as possible.
I have purchased an active crossover so that I sure that can get the right signal going into our two Wharfedale 18" Subs, and not overload the Peavey tops with unnecessary bass signal ; I was looking for the best way to wire in the Subs to the two Amps, and thought that your members might be able to help; needless to say I found what I was looking for in the forum already, so many thanks for that.
I am sure that I will need more advice as we progress towards good quality live sound, but in the meantime if anyone has any suggestions as to good quality affordable ( I know ) passive speakers for smaller gigs, probably 12" plus tweeter, that I could use with just one of our Wharfdale Subs, that info would also be very useful ? We play 70's Rock, so will need to handle high spl's !
I'm actually a drummer in a band, and as the rest of the band have no knowledge about sound matters, I've elected myself as the sound man, and I'm interested in getting our old (passive) PA system sounding as good as possible.
I have purchased an active crossover so that I sure that can get the right signal going into our two Wharfedale 18" Subs, and not overload the Peavey tops with unnecessary bass signal ; I was looking for the best way to wire in the Subs to the two Amps, and thought that your members might be able to help; needless to say I found what I was looking for in the forum already, so many thanks for that.
I am sure that I will need more advice as we progress towards good quality live sound, but in the meantime if anyone has any suggestions as to good quality affordable ( I know ) passive speakers for smaller gigs, probably 12" plus tweeter, that I could use with just one of our Wharfdale Subs, that info would also be very useful ? We play 70's Rock, so will need to handle high spl's !
^^^^ Opinions vary on that topic.[emoji1] Be that as it may, welcome to the forum. There are several expert Sound techs among us (I am not one of them) who I’m certain will be glad to answer your questions.[emoji4]
Welcome .. so we don't clog up this thread, open a new one in the "Gear" area and I'm sure we can give you at least a few things to try. If you can list what exact speakers/subs they are, amps you have, crossover model, etc, that would make it a little easier.
Welcome Craig .. I suck at magic.
Well... Craig is GREAT at it. Posted an intro, then DISAPPEARED![emoji1] Funny how many magicians seem to pass through this forum.[emoji1]
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My name is Juan. My DJ name is Da Gator. I was a mobile Dj about 15-16 years ago. My equipment were vinyl and Technics 1200s. Which by the way, I still have. Won't be ever selling these babies. I stopped DJing for along while. Recently, I've gotten the urge to get into DJing. Been watching videos on all of these controllers that have been or are coming out. Lol, my first controller was an ION Dj controller. Very basic but, I was able to experience how a controller works. I recently bought the wego 4. I bought it due to its portability. I love it. Will little by little, start getting the rest of my equipment (speakers, lights). Not sure if I'll be doing mobile parties just yet but, I can also have the equipment for hobby. Also plan on building my facade. Looking forward to that. Other than that, hopefully as time goes on and I need help with a question, I can get some good advice. Thank you