Been really getting into Digital DJ’ing and DJTT the last few months and its fuckin amazin haha i love it!!!
What do you all think is the most important skill you need when DJ’ing live? I know there are so many like track choice, track ordering, crowd interaction etc etc etc.
Be great to hear what everyone thinks as i am guessing everyone will have a different Numero Uno.
@photojojo…love that comment mate, so true, had so many dj’s here in manchester that i know saying “learn on some real hardware etc”…and these are the ones who barely get gigs!!
@Redlight…“You can’t make butter out of shit”…haha thats real talk!! True.
@DJdyve…yeah thats a good point dude…because we can literally assign anythin with our midi controllers…it makes everything we do so individual and unique…
@Virtual Unknown…ye man can imagine so many dj’s just wana pull out tunes they love that may not be known to everyone…but gota do a few crowd pleasing ones!
It’s true that they are ignorant, to a certain extent. What they probably mean is to learn how to beatmatch and control music without having a guided waveform telling you where you are in your track.
Traktor gives you the possibility to DJ fresh tracks that you might have only heard once or twice because you can see alot of info from the waveform
#1 skill (for me), is to always be prepared for the worst (gear wise and mentally). always be able to act fast with a backup plan. Be it CDJs, Turntables, another laptop or a simple iPod. If your PC (Macs never crash ) gets the infamous bluescreen midset, you dont wanna be the person standing in the DJ booth when the floor is packed, and no music is coming out of the speakers at peak time, 2:00 am.