I've been a dj since 1993, played in clubs and at raves and on the radio in London, nowadays I just hold small dance events in my town.
My Youtube channel with my dj mixes

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I've been a dj since 1993, played in clubs and at raves and on the radio in London, nowadays I just hold small dance events in my town.
My Youtube channel with my dj mixes
DJ_Teknovibe is on Mixcloud. Listen for free to their radio shows, DJ mix sets and Podcasts
This is my Mixcloud profile where my dj mixes are
My dj system and Wharfedale Delta 12 dj monitors
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One downside of being a DJ: when you play a song so fast that you can't enjoy it at it's original tempo anymore.
Gonna make a 90's-2000's Throwback Techno/Rave Mix soon. It will be out of my scope of practice but with the right amount of optimism & timing, I can nail, & will completely dominate this mix. Nonetheless, some very interesting and perfectly executed sounds & rhythms (if mixed correctly) from the 90's & 2000's will really give you a taste of what rave culture was like back in the days. To say the very least, I'm excited to do this...
I've bought a mix board. Never really been much into becoming a DJ but I want to learn? It's a strange sort of hobby. I'm not sure how to get into using a mixer and I don't have a desire to make it my career. Mostly I'm hoping to get experience for my research. Help?