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On tonight's show, our DJNTV team discusses the concept of a “shakedown,” a term borrowed from car culture to describe the rigorous testing and fine-tuning of DJ equipment before and during gigs. The participants—Buddy, Eric, Damon, Jay, and others—share their experiences, tips, and insights on how to properly test sound systems, lighting, computer hardware, and cables to ensure reliable performance in a variety of venue environments. They emphasize the importance of pushing equipment to limits safely to identify issues before they cause failures during events, drawing parallels between shakedown testing of cars and DJ setups. The conversation covers practical topics such as speaker headroom, power testing, cable management, battery checks, software reliability, and backup strategies. They stress continuous system adjustments based on the acoustics and conditions of each venue, advocating that the shakedown process is ongoing rather than a one-time test. The discussion also touches on the necessity of careful software and operating system management on laptops used for DJing, to prevent system crashes due to incompatible updates. Practical recommendations and tools are mentioned, such as comprehensive cable testers, power meters, and battery replacement strategies, underscoring the critical role of preparedness in live sound environments. The dialogue concludes with a lighter tone about the group’s camaraderie and sponsorship mentions. DJ Gear Shakedown: How to Test & Tune Your Setup Like a Pro | #DJNTV Discussion Highlights The term “shakedown” borrowed from car testing perfectly applies to DJ equipment testing and refinement. Speakers must be carefully tested with adequate headroom to avoid damage—clipping speakers is strongly discouraged. Cables, especially XLR and USB, are the most common failure points and must be regularly tested and replaced. Lighting setups require regular shakedown too, including battery checks to avoid on-site failures. DJs must carefully manage their laptop software and operating systems to avoid crashes, especially avoiding upgrades close to gigs. Power supply quality in venues can vary—power meters help ensure stable voltage for safe equipment operation. Continuous system tweaks before and during gigs based on venue acoustics and conditions are essential for optimal performance. Sponsors: http://www.djeventplanner.com http://www.electrovoice.com http://www.madebydjs.com http://www.proxdirect.com http://www.odysseycases.com http://www.djrequests.com Links To Help DJNTV: http://www.djntv.com/amazon http://www.djntv.com/nextinsurance http://www.djntv.com/homedepot http://www.djntv.com/acehardware http://www.djntv.com/southwest http://www.djntv.com/toolnet http://www.djntv.com/adorama http://www.discjockeynews.com

In this discussion among karaoke hosts (KJs) and a regular karaoke singer, Randy Swenson, during a week 9 episode of “Kj’s helping Kj’s” on Karaoke Chill. The episode centers around the topic of the top 10 most requested karaoke songs, featuring insights from KJs Eric, Dennis Healy, and Matt Shun, along with contributions from Randy. They share their personal lists of popular karaoke songs, offer anecdotes on crowd interaction, and explore the dynamics between karaoke hosts and singers. Randy, the featured singer, provides a unique perspective on song selection, performance style, and what makes a karaoke show appealing from a singer’s viewpoint. The dialogue also includes discussions on regional song popularity differences, the importance of a good karaoke song library, and the role of KJs in fostering an engaging environment. The session concludes with Randy performing part of a karaoke classic acapella, illustrating his deep connection to certain songs. Throughout the conversation, the group emphasizes the importance of song choice, host-singer interaction, and understanding the audience atmosphere to create memorable karaoke experiences. Highlights The session focuses on the top 10 most requested karaoke songs, with hosts and a guest singer sharing their favorites. Popular karaoke songs named include “Sweet Caroline,” “You Give Love a Bad Name,” “My Way,” “Bohemian Rhapsody,” and multiple hits from “Grease.” Randy Swenson, a regular singer, shares his approach to song selection, highlighting voice range and personal connection to songs. The importance of an interactive and friendly karaoke host is emphasized as a key component of a great show. Regional differences affect song popularity and requests, illustrating the diverse tastes across karaoke scenes. Randy categorizes his go-to songs (favorites, lively, country) to stay organized and adapt to the crowd vibe. Randy demonstrates his performance skill by singing acapella, underscoring the ion and storytelling aspect of karaoke.

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Karaoke Hosting Secrets: Sound Settings, Safety Tips, and Pro Insights from Pro KJs! This episode is an informal discussion among several experienced Karaoke Jockeys (KJs) and DJs about best practices and challenges in hosting karaoke shows, highlighting crucial technical and operational insights. It opens with introductions in a Zoom-style “chill” session before diving into the key topic: the concept of “set and forget” audio settings in karaoke events. This refers to a method where sound settings—such as treble, midrange, bass, and reverb—are preset and not adjusted per individual singer. The consensus among the ists is that while some KJs prefer a set-and-forget approach with occasional gain adjustments, the better practice is to tailor sound settings to each singer’s unique voice and performance style to enhance their sound and, consequently, the KJ’s reputation. The conversation moves to practical issues with microphone use, particularly how performers hold and handle mics, which significantly impacts sound and overall audio quality. Problems such as singers holding microphones too far away or pointing mics at each other during duets can cause , reflecting poorly on the KJ. Suggestions include using identical microphones to maintain uniform sound quality and, where feasible, using mic stands or physical instructions to control microphone handling and singer positioning. Highlighting sound equipment, the group discusses preferred mic types, mixers (notably digital mixers like QSC TouchMix), and the importance of adjusting gain levels in response to individual performers’ volume and mic technique rather than fully relying on fixed equalizer settings. They emphasize that continuous adjustment and attention signify professionalism and make the karaoke experience more enjoyable for performers and audiences. An important segment involves a shared incident from Matt, who recounts a patron injuring herself by tripping over stage equipment during a show. This opens a valuable discussion on safety practices in venue setups, such as lighting, speaker placement, and spatial arrangements. Suggestions for mitigating such risks include using tape or barriers to guide traffic, clearly marking hazardous equipment with brightly colored tape, and keeping essential lighting on at all times during shows for visibility. This incident also highlights the complexities of liability, the importance of carrying insurance, and documentation practices like taking photos of setup to protect against legal claims. Towards the end, the group discusses the typical career pathways, with consensus that starting as a DJ provides valuable experience before becoming a KJ. Being a DJ equips one with a knowledge of sound systems and crowd management, which are vital skills for successful karaoke hosting. Overall, the session provides a blend of practical technical advice, reflections on performer management, and insights on safety and liability, targeting both novice and veteran karaoke hosts. Highlights Set and Forget is Outdated: Most ists agree personalized audio adjustments per singer significantly improve sound quality. Gain Control is Key: Instead of altering all equalizer settings for every performer, adjusting the gain is the most common dynamic tweak. Uniform Microphones Improve Sound Consistency: Using identical mic models can reduce sound discrepancies between performers. Mic Handling Impacts : Incorrect mic positioning, especially during duets, causes and complicates audio mixing. Safety in Setup: Poor placement of audio equipment and lighting can cause accidents, emphasizing the need for clear stage organization. Liability and Insurance: Carrying liability insurance and documenting setups protect KJs against injuries and potential lawsuits. DJ Experience Benefits KJs: Prior DJ experience provides a solid foundation for hosting karaoke shows, especially in technical sound management and crowd control. Sponsors: http://www.djeventplanner.com http://www.electrovoice.com http://www.madebydjs.com http://www.proxdirect.com http://www.odysseycases.com http://www.djrequests.com

Too Old to DJ? Navigating Age in the DJ Industry | DJNTV Hangout Room In this episode, the DJNTV Hangout Room team delves into the topic of age and its impact on DJing. With a backdrop of St. Patrick’s Day, the conversation explores the notion that DJs over 50 years should consider retirement. The speakers, Buddy, John, and Jay, express their views on aging in the industry, highlighting that many renowned DJs, despite being over 50, continue to thrive. They tackle the physical demands of DJing and suggest adjustments through lighter equipment and adaptive technology. They also share personal anecdotes about managing equipment logistics, emotional challenges of live events, and the importance of experience in maintaining a successful DJ career. Overall, the conversation emphasizes the ongoing relevance of older DJs and offers strategies for gracefully navigating the profession as one ages. Highlights The discussion revolves around the notion that DJs over 50 should retire, questioning this perspective. Personal anecdotes illustrate how older DJs manage the physical demands of their profession. Experience is emphasized as a valuable asset, counteracting the perceived disadvantages of age. The importance of equipment weight and efficiency is highlighted as key to longevity in the industry. The benefits of collaboration, including hiring younger assistants, are discussed as a practical solution to physical limitations. The conversation touches on emotional challenges faced by DJs, urging self-reflection and problem-solving. Technological advancements have contributed positively to the industry’s adaptability for older DJs. Sponsors: http://www.djeventplanner.com http://www.electrovoice.com http://www.madebydjs.com http://www.proxdirect.com http://www.odysseycases.com http://www.djrequests.com Links To Help DJNTV: http://www.djntv.com/amazon http://www.djntv.com/nextinsurance http://www.djntv.com/homedepot http://www.djntv.com/acehardware http://www.djntv.com/southwest http://www.djntv.com/toolnet http://www.djntv.com/adorama http://www.discjockeynews.com

Keeping the Karaoke Vibe Alive: DJ Tips for Bumper Music with Eric, Dennis, Matthew & Kevin DJ Eric leads the conversation, welcoming his guests—including Dennis Healy, Matthew Shun, and Kevin Beers—as they share their experiences and preferences for bumping music to maintain the energy between performers at karaoke events. The participants explore various types of bumper music, the effects of different genres on crowd interaction, and the best practices for managing both the technical and social elements of live performances. The discussion also touches on personal anecdotes, the evolution of their strategies as DJs, and the necessity of adapting to the unique vibe of each singing crowd. Highlights Birthday Shoutout: Dennis Healy celebrates his 61st birthday, prompting lighthearted commentary from Eric and the group. Bumper Music Defined: Dennis explains bumper music as a filler played between karaoke singers to avoid silence and maintain atmosphere. Crowd Consideration: Matthew emphasizes the importance of adjusting music choices based on the crowd’s demographics and energy level. Mixing Nostalgia with Energy: Eric discusses ubeat or nostalgic tracks to create a lively ambiance and keep the audience engaged. Adaptability is Key: Kevin shares his flexible approach to radio shows, incorporating humor and creativity in bumper music choices. No Room for Silence: The importance of maintaining continuous sound to keep the show vibrant and enjoyable is highlighted throughout the conversation. Role of DJs: The DJs affirm the need to balance music selection and crowd entertainment while managing technical sound adjustments effectively. Sponsors: http://www.djeventplanner.com http://www.electrovoice.com http://www.madebydjs.com http://www.proxdirect.com http://www.odysseycases.com http://www.djrequests.com

In the latest episode of the Tuesday Night Music Show, the hosts engage in a lively discussion about music discovery, particularly focusing on how people who have been raised in conservative environments or different cultures might not be familiar with iconic music genres like rock and roll or hip-hop. The hosts propose that it would be beneficial for these individuals to explore classic albums and artists that define various musical eras, beginning with rock music’s inception in the 1950s. This leads to an exploration of foundational rock and roll artists such as Chuck Berry, Elvis Presley, and Fats Domino. They emphasize the importance of understanding the evolution of music across decades, discussing influential artists from the 60s to the 90s, and suggesting ways to appreciate music better by recognizing its roots and evolution. Highlights Understanding Musical Foundations: The hosts deliberate over introducing music to those unfamiliar with its historical context, advocating for a baseline understanding. Musical Discovery: A mention of YouTube personalities like Charismatic Voice showcases the joy of discovering music from different genres, emphasizing music’s power to surprise. Decade Breakdown: The discussion breaks down influential music eras, starting from the 1950s to the 90s, highlighting key figures that shaped popular music. Influential Artists: Chuck Berry is cited as a crucial figure whose legacy paved the way for rock music, while Elvis Presley’s influential tracks represent the genre’s commercial rise. Genre Evolution: The conversation explores how music progresses over decades and discusses how different artists contribute to musical shifts and transformations. Diverse Recommendations: The hosts suggest an array of artists from Elvis to The Beatles, while also acknowledging how British artists reinvigorated American blues. Guilty Pleasures Ahead: Looking forward, they hint at a future episode focused on discussing guilty pleasure tracks, encouraging listeners to embrace personal music tastes without judgment. Sponsors: http://www.djeventplanner.com http://www.electrovoice.com http://www.madebydjs.com http://www.proxdirect.com http://www.odysseycases.com http://www.djrequests.com Links To Help DJNTV: http://www.djntv.com/amazon http://www.djntv.com/nextinsurance http://www.djntv.com/homedepot http://www.djntv.com/acehardware http://www.djntv.com/southwest http://www.djntv.com/toolnet http://www.djntv.com/adorama http://www.discjockeynews.com

In this episode of the Monday Night DJ Hangout, the conversation is a detailed critique of a recent benefit event that featured several DJs and live music in a small bar setting. The participants discuss the sound management and setup of the event, noting that the choice of using a single loud speaker in a small space led to excessive volume levels. This created an uncomfortable environment where guests struggled to hear each other and socialize. The discussion emphasizes the importance of sound quality and appropriate equipment for specific venues, suggesting that too often, DJs prioritize volume over the overall experience for attendees. The main themes highlighted include a need for better sound management, the pitfalls of DJ egos, and the importance of empathy in live DJing to ensure that the music enhances rather than detracts from the event. Highlights Increasing volume from DJs correlates with audience discomfort, leading to a poor experience. Use of a single loud speaker in small venues is often insufficient and can lead to harsh sound. The event’s music selection ranged from classic rock to party anthems, illustrating a celebratory vibe. A well-managed sound setup can significantly enhance the atmosphere and enjoyment for guests. Many modern DJs lack awareness of the impact of sound levels on their audiences. Balance in sound coverage leads to a more enjoyable experience in crowded or intimate settings. There should be an appointed individual to monitor and adjust sound levels during events for better guest experiences. Highlights Increasing volume from DJs correlates with audience discomfort, leading to a poor experience. Use of a single loud speaker in small venues is often insufficient and can lead to harsh sound. The event’s music selection ranged from classic rock to party anthems, illustrating a celebratory vibe. A well-managed sound setup can significantly enhance the atmosphere and enjoyment for guests. Many modern DJs lack awareness of the impact of sound levels on their audiences. Balance in sound coverage leads to a more enjoyable experience in crowded or intimate settings. There should be an appointed individual to monitor and adjust sound levels during events for better guest experiences. Sponsors: http://www.djeventplanner.com http://www.electrovoice.com http://www.madebydjs.com http://www.proxdirect.com http://www.odysseycases.com http://www.djrequests.com Links To Help DJNTV: http://www.djntv.com/amazon http://www.djntv.com/nextinsurance http://www.djntv.com/homedepot http://www.djntv.com/acehardware http://www.djntv.com/southwest http://www.djntv.com/toolnet http://www.djntv.com/adorama http://www.discjockeynews.com

Tonight, the crew tackles kickbacks in the DJ industry. The dialogue begins with the introduction of the participants, including Eric from upstate New York, Damon, John, Jay, Buddy, and K Dog, all bringing different perspectives to the conversation. A key question brought up in a DJ help group revolves around the standard fee for kickbacks and whether or not DJs believe in them. The discussion unveils varying opinions on kickbacks, with some participants firmly against them, emphasizing the importance of relationships and reputation over financial gain. Many stress the difference between informal gratitude (like gifts or thank-you gestures) compared to solicited kickbacks that could jeopardize professional integrity. There’s a consensus that ing each other in a collaborative spirit is preferable to engaging in transactional relationships that could diminish the quality and trust in the business. Each DJ shares personal experiences related to referrals, preferred vendor lists, and the nature of building relationships in the industry, ultimately highlighting the importance of integrity, character, and professionalism amidst varied underlying motivations related to kickbacks. Highlights Emphasis on Relationships: The DJs discuss the significance of developing trusting relationships rather than engaging in kickback transactions. Preferred Vendor Lists: There’s a debate surrounding the ethics of preferred vendor lists and how they may or may not include kickback arrangements. Responsibility in Referrals: Participants stress the importance of vetting individuals being referred to clients, ensuring the quality of service stays high. Tokens of Gratitude vs. Kickbacks: A clear distinction is made regarding informal thank-yous compared to the more unethical practice of soliciting kickbacks. Collaboration over Competition: Many DJs agree on the collaborative spirit within the community rather than competition fueled by financial gain. Disclosure in Business Practices: There is a call for transparency in dealings, with some DJs advocating the need to disclose any financial arrangements to clients. Long-Term Reputation: The DJs discuss how their reputation is tied to the quality of work performed, leading to future opportunities based on the past performance. Sponsors: http://www.djeventplanner.com http://www.electrovoice.com http://www.madebydjs.com http://www.proxdirect.com http://www.odysseycases.com http://www.djrequests.com Links To Help DJNTV: http://www.djntv.com/amazon http://www.djntv.com/nextinsurance http://www.djntv.com/homedepot http://www.djntv.com/acehardware http://www.djntv.com/southwest http://www.djntv.com/toolnet http://www.djntv.com/adorama http://www.discjockeynews.com

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What’s the Most Universally Loved Song of Each Decade? | Tuesday Night Music Show #DJNTV The Tuesday night music show hosted by Brian Redd is a lively discussion about selecting the best song from different decades based on mass appeal. The group, consisting of hosts Jay, Brian K, John C, and Mr. Damon, begins by tackling songs from the 1980s, proposing various contenders and engaging in debate over their choices. They seek out songs that, when played, would be universally accepted by audiences without prompting anyone to change the station. Songs like “Purple Rain” by Prince, “Don’t You Forget About Me” by Simple Minds, and “Don’t Stop Believin’” by Journey emerge as favorites, showcasing the diverse opinions of the participants. As the conversation evolves, they acknowledge the subjective nature of music preferences based on personal experiences and demographics. They suggest iconic 90s songs like “Smooth” by Santana and evoke nostalgia for memorable tracks like “Sweet Dreams” by The Eurythmics while also contemplating potential mass-appeal songs from the 70s and 2000s. The dialogue reflects the complexity of music curation for varied audiences, aiming to select tunes that resonate regardless of genre or age. Highlights Universal Consensus: The hosts emphasize choosing songs with broad appeal that everyone enjoys. Iconic 80s Picks: “Purple Rain” is discussed as a quintessential choice representing the 1980s music scene. Debate Over Choices: Discussion heats up as different song contenders challenge each other’s mass appeal. Diverse Musical Genres: The dialogue spans multiple genres, showing the intersection of rock, pop, R&B, and more. Subjective Perspectives: The conversations illustrate how personal experiences influence music preferences. Timeless Quality: Songs like “Don’t Stop Believin’” are acknowledged for their enduring popularity across decades. Future Exploration: The group hints at continuing the conversation into the 90s and beyond, opening up new avenues for discussion. Sponsors: http://www.djeventplanner.com http://www.electrovoice.com http://www.madebydjs.com http://www.proxdirect.com http://www.odysseycases.com http://www.djrequests.com Links To Help DJNTV: http://www.djntv.com/amazon http://www.djntv.com/nextinsurance http://www.djntv.com/homedepot http://www.djntv.com/acehardware http://www.djntv.com/southwest http://www.djntv.com/toolnet http://www.djntv.com/adorama http://www.discjockeynews.com

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In this engaging interview, long-time DJ Jerry Bazada reflects on his 40-plus year journey in the DJ industry, which spans from his beginnings in high school through his current focus on weddings and consulting for aspiring DJs. He discusses his transition from nightlife to weddings, revealing how he has shifted his focus toward teaching and advising the next generation of DJs. Bazada emphasizes the need for DJs to understand both music theory and business aspects, offering insightful tips and advice on the financial management of their careers. He shares personal anecdotes, emphasizing the importance of education, collaborative learning, and the value of networking within the DJ community. Overall, Bazada expresses a desire to mentor others while continuing to evolve in his own musical journey. Highlights Jerry Bazada’s career spans over 40 years, shifting focus from club DJing to weddings and consulting. He plans to retire in Florida, with a unique ambition to perform at Montreal’s festivals. Bazada emphasizes the importance of music education, which is often neglected by younger DJs. He stresses the need for DJs to manage their business finances and create budgets effectively. Networking with other DJs was essential for Bazada, leading to collaborations and mutual . He advocates for DJs to understand music theory and improve their crafting by practicing regularly. Bazada shares touching stories about mentoring young DJs and the rewards of seeing their growth. Jerry Bazada: 40 Years of DJ Spinning, Weddings & Wisdom #DJNTV Talks with John Young Sponsor: http://www.djeventplanner.com

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