Скачать или смотреть Part 4 DJ'ing for Beginners with DJ Bolivia

This is the fourth part of a four-part series (which also has more than a dozen other videos to complement it) which is designed to give beginner DJ's an overview of the industry. In this section, I talk about the best ways to get booked, marketing yourself, editing tracks, making remixes, making your own tracks, and a large number of tips and advice. When it comes to production work, if you're interested in branching out into that, you'll eventually have to learn about things like: how sound works, sampling rates, bit rates, decibel scales, nyquist frequencies, dither, frequency spectrums, frequency ranges of various instruments, EQ'ing, using MIDI versus audio, virtual instruments, effects including reverb, echo, delay, chorus, flanger, compression, types of instruments, working with microphones and working with vocalists, mixing and mastering, and much more.

Here's the link to the blog post which describes this particular video within the DJ'ing for Beginners series. More importantly, for mobile users, it also includes links to all the other videos that I mentioned:
http://djbolivia.blogspot.ca/2014/03/...

If you'd like to just listen to or download an audio transcript of this video, as an mp3 from Soundcloud, here's the link:
  / djing_for_beginners_04  

Unfortunately, as of early 2014, YouTube annotations are not visible to mobile viewers, only to users watching on desktop browsers. I use annotations quite frequently to post clarifications and additional information during the video. For the best educational experience, you might prefer to watch this video in a desktop browser rather than on mobile, unless YouTube eventually fixes the mobile annotation deficiency.

If you like the sound of any of the tracks played during the breaks between sections, I've got all of them available as free downloads. Go to SoundCloud and do a search for: "dj bolivia global underground"

On a side note, I get a lot of requests from people who want me to review their DJ mixes. Unfortunately, I am extremely busy. I'm already turning down paid projects, and I don't have time to review mixes. I wish it was otherwise.

Follow Jonathan Clark (DJ Bolivia) on other sites:
  / djbolivia  
  / djbolivia  
  / djbolivia  
http://www.mixcloud.com/djbolivia

For a complete organized index list of music-related videos by DJ Bolivia here on YouTube, go to this link:
http://www.djbolivia.ca/videos.html

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