September 26, 2005
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Links to Hot DJ SpotsThere are so many places to go on the internet it's almost to hard to keep track of them. But through out all of my internet travels there are only a handful of on demand video tutorials and that includes mine at iDJOnDemand.com. But in light of that I grabbed a few links that I annotated and thought they might be of some help to you in someway shape or form. This
is a nice site that explains how to master a mix. Dan does
a nice job of breaking down the nuances of mastering much
better than I could. To me it's more or less knowing your
gear. If
you've visited my DJ tutorials section you know doubt clicked
on the link that leads to the Foundations of Groove by Anthony
Oaks. In this tutorials he breaks down every part of the
turntable and mixer in plain english. If
my article on how
to choose speakers wasn't sufficient then
maybe this guide will help. It gives the same information
I do plus it offers a nice explanation of where to set
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offers a condensed version of how to mix. It's quick light
reading if you want to get right into mixing. There is even
a short explanation of creating your playlist. Tim from Saint Paul, MN does an excellent job
on his turntable basics article. What really brings his information
to light are the clear visuals that enhance the text. DJ
Source needs no explanation This is an great break down
of how to compose dance music and how it's structured. Do you need samples or beats. This list has
got to be the MOTHER of all lists.
e5 DJ's - New Membership LoginIn order to consolidate space I moved the membership login to a new directory. You can still login to the e5 members area so you can check out the raw footage. But the raw footage will only be posted for a short time. When the final vids are ready I'll be pulling down the raw vids. So,
in order to see the final versions of the vids use this
URL: If you want to see the raw vids use this URL: If you are having trouble please let me know. Rather than reply to this newsletter just click here and fill out the form. It helps me keep track of incoming email. Long live the DJ. Ben
Ellis,
REMINDERSubmit your tip or tutorial and I'll put it on my web site and in this newsletter. Click here. Playing Videos From Your Desktop In order to play the 'WMV' files from your desktop, using your mouse, simply right click on the file name and choose 'save as'. This will prompt you to save the file on your computer. Once it's saved on your computer using your mouse, double click on the file where you saved it and it will play back in Windows Media Player. DIAL-UP
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