
Originally Posted by
Bassline Brine
Honestly? Just play like you would at home, but pay attention to the crowd and see what they are feeding off of and digging. If you find people aren't dancing? Switching it up is never a bad option.
Come prepared with a BIG setlist. I usually have 100 songs per hour of mixing I plan on doing. Have your friend have his own separate playlist of his own stuff as well.
I recently did a tag-team set with one of my best friends. He's been mixing for a long while now, but we used my equipment. He had a portable hard-drive and we used Serato with vinyl. Loaded all of his tracks on his computer, analyzed them with Serato, ran them through mixed-in-key (as I try and mix harmonically) and then made him a playlist in iTunes with his selection. Loaded it in Serato along side my playlists, and good to go. Went perfectly and one of the best nights I've had out in awhile, even though there weren't many people. But spinning to a crowd with your friends? What a great feeling. Playing those tracks you love on a big system? ADDICTING.
Just have a blast with it!
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