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3 Technics mark 5G 1210 DJM-800, Roland MC909, Roland MC307 & Navation Nova, Korg Triton Le
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CDJ Pioneer 800x2. Serato. Pevey speakers, Mac book. Pioneer EFX 500. Techniques 1200 for Vinyl. I also use the Numark NS7 and Traktor S4 scratch.
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Co-Founder of 3Dconcept Ent. And The House Music Mob Trixstars. I began Dj'ing in the early 90's alongside such dj's/producers Mindrive, Peterbuilt, Nick Nice, Davey Dave, Cajemere, Stylee, to name a few. My sound has been described as Jackin' Chicago House. I've been blesssed to play events and parties all over the midwest and throughout the u.s. and carribiean. I would like to share the sound that defined me as a house dj with others through out the world!!!
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like house music since 1985, played at my local nightclub called cascades playin chicago house. playin at the old power house in birmingham, i am now doing mixing at home as my hobbie. i hope you like the mixes i have done as it is my part time hobbie, enjoy!! now im playing WORLDWIDE .THANKS TO HM.
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DjTee2 2004 - To The Present ! Digital Jockey!!! and loves all genres......... Enjoy!!! www.cdbaby.com/Artist/DjTee2Beats www.discogs.com/user/DjTee2 www.myspace.com/djtee2beats www.facebook.com/djtony.tetrax www.facebook.com/neeotron
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From the age of 12 when I first started fiddling around with my double cassette deck I've been into mixing, and generally listening to any form of electronic music. I'm heavily influenced by disco and soul. Also, the early Nude, NRK and OM Records releases - and west-coast house scene in general - made me appreciate the deeper tip of house releases as well Today I play pretty much what comes to my liking whether it's funky, soulful, disco, deep, electronic or all of the above.
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Clubbing since 1991 DJing since 2000 (on and off) Used to have a Saturady night residence at The Bay Horse, Northern Quarter, Manchester where I would play hip hop, house, 80s, disco, mash-up. Mainly just play at parties and in my garage these days, (getting old), open to offers though.
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2x Technics SL1210 Mk II Citronic Pro-10 2 x Pioneer CDJ 400 Kaoss Pad II iKey Plus - recorded to WAV Audacity - compress to 320kbps MP3 All my mixes are done real time without software. Sometimes I edit with Audacity to remove errors. 6000+ vinyl & 3000+ cd: 80s synthpop, soul/funk, electro, hip hop, dub & roots, chicago house, acid house, rave/hardcore, techno, handbag house, hard techno, detroit techno, drum & bass, IDM, ambient, trance, tech-house, progressive house, electro house, dubstep, and a bit of everything in between! for collection listing and pics: http://www.discogs.com/user/steady-j Where do I start? Graeme Park, WARP, Public Enemy, Autechre, No U Turn, Alex Patterson, Roger Troutman, Juan Atkins, Todd Terry, Jeff Mills, Pete Namlook, Mark Archer Been into music since I was a kid - soul & funk on the radio with Robbie Vincent on a Sunday eve after Annie Nightingale after the Charts! Hooked on house from when I first heard those first few "House" records from Chicago in late 86 - Love Can't Turn Around, Jack Your Body etc. Also into Hip Hop big time in those days - first it was Mantronix & LL CoolJ, then Public Enemy, NWA, Run DMC all that stuff! Got the record buying bug at Uni. Cut my mixing teeth at University Radio and bought some Soundlab decks with my summer job money. They wore out in about 4 or 5 years and were replaced by the Technics. Following Dance Music's twists and turns through the years, trying most things, but not loving all genres. My biggest musical regret is spurning the nascent hardcore scene when the tracks were still sounding rough and ropey, and I missed out on the development of jungle between 92-95, picking up again with the techstep thing in 95. But I sure as hell bought a lot of house and techno in those years! Late 90s I concentrated on techno, D&B and "IDM" - the whole WARP/Aphex/Autechre spawned genre of electronic listening music and experimentation. But I kept ujp with the commercial house and trance stuff too. Spent a lot of money on vinyl and clubbing in those days, Styles I never really got into (but still enjoy in the right circumstances) include happy hardcore, gabba, breaks, minimal and UKG (until dubstep and its more recent mutations). Early 2000s was lean years for me with starting a family, plus illness, slowing down my clubbing and music purchasing. A Numark CD deck joined my setup but became unreliable after a few years and was replaced by the Pioneers. Picked up again in the last few years with more new purchases than in the early 2000s but still a lot less than in the 90s due to time and funding limitations. Nowadays listening to D&B, dubstep, house, techno, and any eclectic stuff that catches my ear. Mostly buy CDs and MP3 now due to the cost of vinyl but still love mixing vinyl and prefer the hands-on approach, hence the Pioneers instead of a laptop. The Citronic is the third mixer I have owned and by far the best. The Kaoss Pad was a lucky bargain from a friend of a friend, and the iKey is essential for recording, after years of using tape and minidisc! I listed "house" as my favourite genre, not because that is what I favour most at present, but because in a way it's all house music. To me, Chicago House (and Detroit Techno) circa 1986 was the focal point, the narrowing in the funnel of all music, that then went on to fan out and spawn all the music I love. And by the way, I know its a long shot, if you like what you hear, any promoters or anyone wanting a DJ for a club, bar or even a party, somewhere around the West Midlands and Worcestershire, UK (I live in Malvern) in any of the styles of any of my mixes uploaded here, just get in touch!
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(((((((((((((((( Radar ))))))))))))))) Just love making Music for your journeys.... https://www.facebook.com/becker.davis
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living life to the max and loving it. ok so heres my story. about 30 years ago i went clubbing all by myself, sad!! i hear you say but not really is my answer as i loved what Djs done and wanted to do it. At first i used 2 portable cd players and a mixer that did not work out so well lol. i then upgraded to cdj's paid loads of money but still felt as if my work was lacking in areas my beat mixing was way off and i had high and low tracks which sounded quite bad in the mix. i then had some lessons in beat mixing which helped me loads. i joined up to house-mixes and met some very helpful people there who help me loads with my mixes im still very critical of my own work and always mix on the fly. i pay for all my tracks as i thank the ones who made them. i will give you my work for free so if you want a mix, message me and i will hook you up free of charge 😁 my fav quote: its better to have it and not need it, than need it and not have it. respect😁
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Hi there, welcome to my House Mixes page.... I'm an Irish DJ, Producer, Remixer and Radio Show Presenter. A DJ since 1989. A Vinyl lover. My Favourite Genres :- Disco/Jackin' House, Soul, Funk and Disco. Not forgetting Hip Hop and good ol' House Music. Check out my weekly livestreams on twitch.tv/dj_speedi_d or https://linktr.ee/Speedid for socials and more...
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