I organize two cases always. One with classics that I know work and another with new records that I am into. If everything goes well you never touch the aforementioned first crate. It's good to know it's there though.
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TL
Organising records at home and in your bag
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2nd question -
Usually the night before, I'll go through the majority of my tracks and see which ones I want to play for the set (based on venue, time of day, slot time, length of set, etc) and put all those tracks into their own folder (I use Serato)
So for example, I pull aside 30 tracks that I think would work well (new ones, older ones, whatever) and then play on the fly. No pre-programming.
Usually the night before, I'll go through the majority of my tracks and see which ones I want to play for the set (based on venue, time of day, slot time, length of set, etc) and put all those tracks into their own folder (I use Serato)
So for example, I pull aside 30 tracks that I think would work well (new ones, older ones, whatever) and then play on the fly. No pre-programming.
This makes sense! Usually I grab my new tracks because I'm excited to hear em loud but I dont know-(KNOW) them as in I have no idea whether they work..jessejames wrote:2nd question -
Usually the night before, I'll go through the majority of my tracks and see which ones I want to play for the set (based on venue, time of day, slot time, length of set, etc) and put all those tracks into their own folder (I use Serato)
Thanks for all the tips people!!
I read an interview about Tiesto who apparently takes a long time preparing and packing his bag.. so it made me wonder, what great secret he has and if I could do this to improve my performances.vrejulf wrote:i wonder why you came up with this question so late ?
i mean ... if you already have 600 of them , haven't you stumbled earlier before?
Secondly, this weekend I took a too broad selection of music house/mnml/tech and I actually panicked for a second halfway the mix while looking for the right record :-)