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THE DJ HANDBOOK

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General equipment. Other stuff. Basic toolkit for the mobile DJ. Basic  toolkit for the club DJ.   3 The business of DJing  The Schmooze. The brief. Getting paid. Club DJ contract; mobile DJ  confirmation letter and contract. Wanna be a great DJ? The future.   4 Equipment - what you need and how to use it  Microphones. Basic microphone technique. Headphones. Turntables. CD  players. Setting up a turntable. Setting up a CD player. Club mixers.  Mobile - mixers. Home use - mixers. Other equipment - mobile DJ. Graphic  equalizers. Compressors. Crossovers. Speaker control systems. Amplifiers.  Speakers. Impedance and resistance. Mobile - the venue. Equipment  profile. Behringer Ultra Curve Pro DSP8024. Aphex Aural Exciter. DBX  DriveRack. Lighting. Connections. Other equipment.   5 Sound basics  Dynamic range, noise, rumble and crosstalk. Gain structure. One last  time. Equalization. Impedance. Impedance. Interference.   6 Mixing and how it's done  The mechanics of the mix. Main types of mixing. Mixing with vinyl. Mixing  with CDs. Counting. In the mix (mixing beats and bars, counting time).  Rhythm patterns.   7 The mobile DJ  Carting it about. Setting up, wiring and troubleshooting. Typical wiring  setup basic rigs. Connector Wiring Standards (B) typically balanced (UB)  unbalanced (D) digital. Troubleshooting. Mobile DJ/club sound vs. live  sound.   8 Safety  Hazards to the DJ. Hazards to the public. Hearing. Security.   9 Career progression  Radio. Making an audition tape.   10 The art of being a DJ  Know your audience.   11 Doing it for real  Practice makes perfect. Mailing lists. Playing your first gig. Being a  good DJ.   12 Copyright and licensing   13 DJ Products  DMC, Music Factory and CD Pool. Software.   14 DJ resources    Author :-  Charles Slaney has been involved with the DJ and club business since  1969. In that time he has been a mobile and a club DJ, he has worked on  the design and installation of sound systems, and has managed a retail DJ  outlet. He has enthusiastically embraced all the technical innovations  that have brought DJing into the 21st century.

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