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Hello guys..This article is continuation of from Improve dj skill part2 and this is last part. Which I share about how to improve the ability of the dj technique a DJ. For the first part of the dj skill tips please read on - set your skill as dj . well, here detailed. Demo CDs versus Live Sets Demo CDs (formerly known as “mix tapes ”) are your opportunity to show an audience your very best work; your ability to craft the best mixes and choose the best records to express a certain theme or idea. For these reasons, many DJs choose to carefully plan their CD sets and spin them again and again until they are as fl awlessly mixed as possible. Other DJs, however, believe that their style is best refl ected in unplanned sets, spun on the fl y and recorded. These DJs believe that spinning a set over and over takes the “freshness” out of spinning a set, so they choose to spin and record a different set each time, until they create something with which they are satisfied.

hi friends..I once bought a book how to be a dj. There are some parts of the book that is very important that  I share here. please read same dj tips in order to add your insights as a dj. Detail below: When you first start mixing , your goal is simply to mix two records together smoothly. That goal will take many tries and re-tries. Once you have developed basic beat matching and mixing skills with various pairs of records, it will be time to create a set. What is a set? A set is a group of records, spun one after the other (sometimes moving back and forth in your playlist with bits of previous or future records), to create a complete musical presentation. A set can be 30 minutes long or 14 hours long, and it can be spun for no one or for an audience of thousands. “ You have to feed off the crowd … you have to play with them,” says House DJ Keenan Orr. “I love to surprise the people that I’m playing for, and I try to get them to screa...