i'm a father already...now got a daughter 3 years old..coming soon a baby boy  ...

maybe after my baby boy is born wanna organize a simple party with few frens..will invite all of u guys to come..kalau ada budget lebih laa hehehe

anyone interested on my DJM600 ? all new sliders ....... made in japan
heh ~ anyway when is the next gathering ~

at your age to have any dj equipment regardless of brand is considered fortunate oredi....
not many peeps out there have excess of the gear can test try before getting them. i've learned soo much about the gears in internet (never meet any hardware before), more than a year of research. nasib baikla all come to me in good condition...although my parents bising2 at 1st when they saw it.

i'm a father already...now got a daughter 3 years old..coming soon a baby boy  ...

maybe after my baby boy is born wanna organize a simple party with few frens..will invite all of u guys to come..kalau ada budget lebih laa hehehe

try gear before getting them? nope i never try b4. i also search in internet...
how come u know how old i am?

my email add where got 88? sure bo...?
aiyah... dont la expose my age... i very old grandpa edi leh ....
i very sad i so old... i have long passed the age where i can freely tell the world how old i am...
now when people ask how old are you?
i will answer... i am an old-old man...

i have a fair share of mobile gigs.... some good some not so good as all gigging live would to face. but you will have to maintain a spirit of esprit de corps and be professional about everthing even when things goes wrong...
i have mixed for a live bands/ concerts using the allen and heath gl4000, and full blown cerwin vega cabinates das bass cabs and stuff (basically the cream de la cream of pa) till the 'budget' made in china coby brand mixer and dmb (imitation of bmb) speakers.
some formal events and some not so formal.

in all things you do, no matter what kind of gears you use or gigs you have, be professionnal about it.
i cant stress how important this is by just typing it here. perhaps one day you guys teh tarik wif me at mamak then i can start my grandfather story. can start telling stories form world war 2 also can. but i prefere chinese tea, some1 must bring the oolong tea and bring some chinese chess and peanuts and then can start my grandfather story.

btw, guyz any good and cheap tt for scratching? 2nd hand 1200mk2 how much ar? or is numark tt500, tt200 good? how much are the numarks ar?

ahaaa at least choong is half traditional...hehe

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Added on May 21, 2008, 1:32 pm
wah got so many dealers for numark & behringer in this forum..i do hoe that some day there will be an ecler, pioneer or at least denon dealer 

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Added on May 21, 2008, 1:37 pm
wow that's very fortunate of you...live in KL where there is places for some mobile gigs for you to test on....

i've been trying to tell folks here what is the difference between a dj in house parties an a spokeperson/MC/host that always introduce people & ice-breaking. they doesn't seems to understand & thought the person who always hold the mic during parties are DJs ...WTF??  

anyone interested on my DJM600 ? all new sliders ....... made in japan
heh ~ anyway when is the next gathering ~

been busy with WICT event .. no time to sit around the forum to reply. Finally today last day... I macam kena kutuk jer with my DVS...
i got vinyl and i op for DVS because it's cheaper and there will be more things /sounds/tracks that u can experiment with ... so yea
i do have couple of scratch/single records .....

next gathering ..? this weekend at xtothed's cafe ..? keke
i should be free this weekend ..

you said friend's uncle birthday? so u sure the group of unlces can tahan hardstyle? just because you friends do doesn't mean the uncles can u know? i really cannot picture uncles partying to hardstyle (cant imagine my dad would to anyway)...

as for what i would do i would start the night off with some barstyle house, chillout kind. insert some top 40 along the way. open the floor to dedications. put on some commercial rnb and hip-hop or commercial dance or pop or anything that will float your crowd's boat, you really need to read the floor. but i keep in mind i have another age group of audience here. the uncles. play something they like. for example they are in their mid thirties. so accordingly i would play some late eighties or early nineties which has a good beat. but all in all i would have a continuity of flow.

then from now i have roughly an idea of what the crowd need/ wants . as the night progresses you could play some old skool stuff disco or house or techno then you can progess genres towards hardstuff (if you feel thay want it)... as you get later into the night people are less sober than they are when they came so i guess that they will be more open to harder stuff....

i guess this qualifies more of a mobile gig instead of a full blown rave or something.

Yup my friends uncle is around their mid 30s and is those party people, im not that sure but just for your info hes into those 'business' and sometimes he goes in and out at those 'underground club' so this is why they can tahan harder stuff. Agree with you as i also think before, sometimes is great to have few top 40 in your set cause it makes people dance and sing along but the problem is i dont have much of these top 40 dance mix. 

Fuyoh you really do have those 80s or 90s dance version?

So would you guys intro me some pounding chooon electro, disco or hard stuff?

intro arr.. hardstyle?
listen to some yoji biomechanica mixes and try to get the songs which he mixes.
or carl cox...
these are pro hardcore dj

Yoji=Definitely no, thanks

Cox=Sure of course

wei speedfamgirl i dont have those macarena, la bouche... any idea where can i get those?