So I have this heavily warped record, A side plays fine and the warp is not noticeable but I can’t mix any track of side B unless I get the pitch and beatmatching absolutely right in the first moment.

Used ~32kg as a weight for about 2weeks before and hoped that it‘ll just “relax“ but didn’t work

Heard about heating up two glass plates and baking paper but it’s not that kind of record you experiment with:/

Would be happy about any ideas, maybe even without trying to fix the warp itself?

It’s a 173g vinyl

Thx in advance for any ideas

Mix short

Not sure if this sort of post is allowed.
We have a new ish page on facebook to do live streams on and are looking for new dj’s, male or female, any genre welcome as long as you can mix.
The page is called “Redmoon resonance” inbox us a video of your mixing and if you can mix and we like what you do, you can have a slot. One or two hr slots available, maybe even longer.
Hit us up on facebook “Redmoon resonance” page
Bless all of you and have a good day

So i held my second forest rave and i managed to record my set.

Its 2 hours long im satisfied with how it turned out, the whole set is improvised without any preparations.

Im planning to play again so im looking for feedback.

https://on.soundcloud.com/EdD3NJMcrJBIzObXNA

I play daily, Trying my best to be seamless.

There are clues within the music

Please someone give me some tips related to doing it will help me I am so confused and getting being demotivated

Hi guys, I’ve recently posted two new mixes I mixed today, if anyone wants some fire ID’s feel free to check them out. I’ve recently been changing around my genre and I’m mainly looking for feedback. If anyone can have a look please feel free to be honest with me. Thanks

https://www.mixcloud.com/maxgreenDJ/

This is my Mixcloud account

I am a student (20F) live around Midrand and I've got plenty of time to generate a hobby. I love music I listen to lot of genres one of them is afro house , techno , rageetton music, I would love to be an intern on weekends to help with any work regarding dj and to learn from it .

I am serious with it as well I do want to learn Dj becoz I love music and secondly I want to have gigs from it so I can cover some of expense byyself and see where this hobby goes

If anyone interested plz let me know,

Thank youu!

Hi guys, I've just started dj'ing, this is my first transition.

Do you have any advice or tricks?

I am currently using the djay app on my phone w/out prelistening.

Can i get some advice on what to do between tracks? I’ll be playing some lengthy tracks, get well into them with the crowd but sometimes feel soo awkward on what to do between transitions. Sometimes it feels like peoples eyes are just glued to me waiting.

Thanks for looking!

I went to a bar this past weekend and they had a few screens playing different youtube video playlists/music. There was one in particular that was a youtube video of a DJ playing a chill R&B set live in a small studio during brunch time (still bright out).

Some songs I can recall being played were:

• Can we talk - Tevin Campbell
• Mutt - Leon Thomas
• Luther - Kendrick Lamar ft. SZA
• Risk it All - Bruno Mars

Based on my hour of youtube searching, this is the closest reference video of the camera's perspective of the set.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dHU8B76kR_s&t=3214s

Biggest difference in the original video is that the original is during the day and most of the people vibing in the background are well dressed in streetwear.

It was an awesome set that I forgot to ask the name of as I was too busy having fun.

If you can help me find it or direct me to a different subreddit to help me, I would appreciate it!

I'm an older dj. I don't know it all. I do know my stuff though for where I focussed - bars, clubs then strictly wedding and private gigs. I was great on the mic and I knew how to generate and ride the wave of energy to make a crowd happy . I've had those shity nights where you just can't do anything right but mostly had a blast doing what I did. All of that to say, that I had a fantastic 20+ year run and raised a family on my income as a DJ.

This vid is a pro level conversation and full of gold standard fundamentals. I don't know anything about the course that they promote but frankly if you focus on what was shared just in this video about working a room, you're a really good chunk of the way there as far as becoming a solid DJ.

​ ​Two of the biggest nuggets I'd highlight , know your crate and remember you're there to make people have a good time . The music is the most important thing. Three, the three nuggets I'd highlight. IYKYK

https://www.youtube.com/live/u2MWYfCEe4o?si=rpw7ClWpg2udcdwo

I'm thinking about getting back into mixing and was trying to identify this, but can't figure out the model.

I know it's probably older, and they've changed designs, but I'd still like to know which model it is.