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    I currently sent in a mix to an event manager, and said: "You are really good, but I see many people doing the same thing as you, I want something different" I made a mix recording myself, any ideas on what I should do "differently?"

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    Quote Originally Posted by EsJay View Post
    I currently sent in a mix to an event manager, and said: "You are really good, but I see many people doing the same thing as you, I want something different" I made a mix recording myself, any ideas on what I should do "differently?"
    Posting your mix would help.

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    Quote Originally Posted by padi_04 View Post
    Posting your mix would help.
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2a6DpFlI66o

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    Quote Originally Posted by EsJay View Post
    did you send him that actual video, or a recording of a mix?

    If you sent him that video, I think the fat that you stepped out for a bit ma have been an issue. But I think he may have been referring to just the mixing.

    I always assume that all promoters and such assume that us DJs know all the mainstream bangers and such. So I always make my mixtapes with songs that I personally like. Doing this shows your overall style and how you are different from the others.

    So yeah, I think it may have been the track selection.
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    Agreed on the track selection...I don't really care for electro and I know all the songs you played. Next time go with the rest of the library not just the floor fillers. Not a bad mix though

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    Quote Originally Posted by bigheadmikelove View Post
    Agreed on the track selection...I don't really care for electro and I know all the songs you played. Next time go with the rest of the library not just the floor fillers. Not a bad mix though
    What do you mean by the rest of the library?

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    keep in mind im 16 years old, and will be djing for all ages parties in clubs

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    Quote Originally Posted by EsJay View Post
    What do you mean by the rest of the library?
    expand your library, find your style that makes your sets "YOUR" sets.
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    I thought electro house was "MY" sets, its what I always play :S

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    What I mean on the rest of the library is go a bit deeper than the obvious tunes. Your mixing is fine, what I think the promoter meant is that what you are playing is the same as everyone else. Ultimately club DJs just play other people's music in a logical order, set yourself apart, play some stuff that you like that the non electro fan (like me) wouldn't know. A Dj is defined by his or her music selection to my mind.

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