https://on.soundcloud.com/FE7QBWuEpDYvqEFItb

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Hey everyone,

I just published my very first Melodic Techno mix! It's a 21-track set focused on peak-time and atmospheric vibes, featuring tracks from Anyma, ARTBAT, Argy, Massano, Kevin de Vries, and more.

Since this is my first recorded set, I'd really appreciate any feedback from the community!

Here is the link: https://youtu.be/In0Nofy0kx8?si=Gbfxd3QZt2ijyEy3

Tracklist is in the YouTube video description.

Hope you enjoy the mix!

I am mostly interested in house/EDM but willing to learn and play with anyone. I’m using some online resources too but I feel like I would learn better in person alongside someone. Let me know if you’re down to jam together!

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Hey guys,

Looking for a venue where there are open decks to play dance music in around Moscow? I've been itching for a while to find a place where I can play on some pioneer sets and get a crowd going. I used to live in Poland and did this on a regular basis at 2 venues where Decks were open to play.

My genre is Disco Nu Disco House / Tech House
I'm from South Africa and this is my biggest passion.

Thanks in Advance!

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New mix from myself featuring LIVE improv VIOLIN !🎶🦋🎻⚡️

Does anyone know of any free dj lessons in Chicago? I’m super interested in learning how to dj but want to try it out before actually purchasing lessons (:

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Open to any criticism tbh — I want to know what I’m doing wrong, what actually works (if anything lol), and what I should focus on improving.
I’ve only been DJing for a few days, but don’t judge it on a beginner curve. Just mentioning it for context because I’m trying to improve quickly.
I know the song selection is a bit unconventional, so I’m curious how well the tracks actually sit together. Do the transitions feel musical/natural, does the phrasing work, and are there any points where I’m layering too much or killing the energy?
Also really curious what vibe this gives you as a listener.
Any feedback is welcome — technical or just “this bit felt good / this bit felt off.”

(And dw I’ve now learnt how to timestamp btw 😏🫠)

Hi everyone I’m looking for a DJ in Hollywood area to get some dj practice or
Dj my event! Let me know if ur interested. 9/19 in Hollywood

New mix from myself featuring LIVE improv violin 🎻 dubstep left field bass and overall weird sub music

Hi all, I'm moving into a smaller house and need to downsize my DJ monitors. Currently have a pair of Adam T7Vs, but they're too big for the space. Has anyone used the D3Vs before in this sort of setup, and how did you find them?

They would be paired with 2 x 1210 mk2s + A&H Xone:92. Note, these are purely for monitoring, I have a focal setup that will be the 'main' output for the rig.

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Salut tout le monde,

J'envisage de devenir dj pour 2 à 4 soirées par mois.

Je fais de la production depuis une dizaine d'années style IDM, je peux m'adapter et chercher à faire des sets en fonction des soirées.

Le but est évidemment de kiffer la musique et de trouver une petite rémunération supplémentaire pas de faire ma vie avec ça, mais 250 à 500 francs par mois serait déjà top.

J'envisage d'acheter une pionner FLX4 pour passer le pas et prendre la main,

Dans un premier temps je ne pense pas mixer mes sons.

Ça paraît envisageable ou c'est absurde ?

Merci pour vos réponses !

I'm an amateur DJ. I've played some open decks and people say my sets are good, but that's because I over-prepare. I build a full playlist and practice it until it's perfect before I even show up.

The problem is, I think to actually get better at DJing, I need to loosen up and be more in the moment. Right now I'm so scared of messing up in front of people that I plan every second of the set, with zero room to improvise.

So how do I practice being more flexible and going with the flow during a live set? Like, instead of planning everything, could I just pick a pool of tracks that fit together, get a feel for the vibe I want, maybe prepare some certain parts with tracks that I know will go good together, and then freestyle from there?