> If that is the case, I don't know a single DJs who cares about their craft. Makes you think.
Yea when that sentence started I was ready to agree until they made a point which seems more relevant to producers than DJs
Yea when that sentence started I was ready to agree until they made a point which seems more relevant to producers than DJs
Wedding deejays can play whatever nonsense they like, cause nobody really cares about them - people came for the wedding and bride, not to listen music. They came to see relatives, so yeah - perhaps this works for them to download random tracks. You may be right it works for them, but that’s not what a respected club artist (above the 500£ booking fee) would even dare doing on stage.
Deejaying is a lot about selection and sparsity of certain records. If I’m to play the same thing everyone else does - well why not leave AIs do it then and scratch the deejays entirely. Sounds like a nice plan for some corporate audio weirdo in Japan, but would be met with laughter in proper clubs.