[Dynagroove] OK HERE'S A TOPIC"PROGRAMING A SET"

[Mike Brunick]

from a listener's standpoint, i don't think the music should ever stop.  if 
you want to take the audience in a different direction, find a way to do it 
with your mix.  even if it takes a couple of records.

no dead air!

my $.02 

-Mike

> I agree with most of what Cade is saying, however I think the "intro" 
> statement needs to be further discussed. True, if the dj before has the 
crowd 
> digging a certain vibe it might not be a good idea to stop the music 
> altogether and drop an intro, but what if you are completely not feeling 
the 
> dj that went on before you?   I'm not even saying as far as tempo goes 
> becuase thats a given, if the dj before me has different tempo than I'm 
> aiming for, I will drop an intro and start fresh.. Sometimes I think its 
cool 
> to give the crowd a breather and let them know that they are about to be 
> headed in a new direction. 
> Why does the whole night have to be mixed together? To me thats just as bad 
> as programmed sets.   I hate it when I hear the same style, same tempo 
> throughout the entire night, if I weren't watching I would think the same 
dj 
> has been on since the beginning when actually It will be the third dj or 
> something, know what I mean?   There are certain situations where it would 
be 
> wrong, but my point is it's not always wrong to drop an intro after another 
> dj's set. A truly talented dj and open minded crowd will both give each 
other 
> a few minutes to feel out the vibe.    not sure if what I'm saying makes 
> sense but it's not proofread. ok back ta skool.... 
> 
> t diddy 
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