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		I’ve observed that DJs tend to get very bogged down in the technical details of their craft, and as a result are not able to concentrate on the aesthetic portions.
		Phrasing requires an understanding of the structure of the music, and using it requires a deep memory of the structure of thousands of songs already played.
		The DJ is shown a list of music that he has identified as sounding good with the current song (song #1-3).
	rubick.com:8002 /visualdj (1477 words)

	dj (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		DJs can be heard on the radio or at any number of social gatherings, among them weddings, nightclubs, art openings, warehouse parties, or high school dances.
		Wedding DJs play music but are often expected to act as a masters of ceremonies who introduce the bride and groom, lead dances, or invite guests to play games.
		A DJ at a rave would not be expected to do any of these things, but would be expected to introduce a greater technical element to their performance by manipulating the songs they play in order to maintain a given tempo and energy level.
	www.yourencyclopedia.net /DJ.html (564 words)

	Disc jockey - the free encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		DJs can be heard on the radio and at any number of social gatherings, such asweddings, nightclubs, art openings, warehouse parties, and high school dances.
		A DJ at arave would instead be expected to introduce a greater technical element to theirperformance by manipulating the songs they play in order to maintain a given tempo andenergy level.
		In the late '90s Nu metal bands started to introduce DJs into their band to givetheir music a hip-hop style.Usually their role in the band is minor on live shows butthey usually have a large influence in the recording stages.
	www.free-web-encyclopedia.com /?t=DJ (1246 words)

	Disc jockey - Open Encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		DJs can be heard on the radio and at any number of social gatherings, such as weddings, nightclubs, art openings, warehouse parties, and high school dances.
		A DJ at a rave would instead be expected to introduce a greater technical element to their performance by manipulating the songs they play in order to maintain a given tempo and energy level.
		In the late '90s Nu metal bands started to introduce DJs into their band to give their music a hip-hop style.Usually their role in the band is minor on live shows but they usually have a large influence in the recording stages.
	open-encyclopedia.com /DJ (982 words)

	Disc jockey - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The term was first used to describe radio announcers who would introduce and play popular gramophone records, but today there are a number of factors, including the selected music, the intended audience, the performance setting, the preferred medium, and the development of sound manipulation, that have led to different types of deejays.
		The total number of clubs and DJs dropped substantially, and most of the dance clubs were underground gay discos.
		DJ Kool Herc (born 1955), inventor of breakbeat technique, "the godfather of hip hop culture".
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/DJ (3630 words)

	Disc jockey - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		Phrasing, sampling, scratching, the application of effects (e.g., delay, flanging, etc.), and most importantly, toasting or rapping over music, develop an aural montage that may be spontaneous/improvised or carefully crafted.
		John Peel rose to fame as a DJ with pirate radio station Radio Caroline, was one of the original DJs of BBC Radio 1 in 1967 and was the only original presenter still on Radio 1 at the time of his death on October 25, 2004.
		Another DJ who has been widely renowned is Christian Marclay who taught at the European Graduate School; the Berklee College of Music in Boston, among others, also offers courses on the art of the DJ, and has made a book available complete with a vinyl record for practicing scratching and mixing.
	www.kernersville.us /project/wikipedia/index.php/Dee_jaying (1869 words)

	Disc Jockey 101: Tip of the Month
		Let's call the above 32 beat segment a "phrase." By "phrasing," a DJ is starting the intro exactly at the beginning of a segment and matching it to the outro of a song with the same number of beats (i.e., 32 beat outro).
		For example, if a DJ starts to beat match a song with a 32 beat intro into a song with a 16 beat outro, the change at the 17th beat of the outro may ruin the mix (particularly if the intro was noticeable).
		If the DJ mixed out of the song with the 16 beat outro, then the remaining 16 beats of the intro will most likely consist of just drums, which will most likely drop the energy level.
	www.discjockey101.com /oct2001.html (502 words)

	DJUniversity : Course Catalog : Club Department : Harmonic Mixing 101
		For a DJ to take on a challenge such as mixing all night by keys, is to readily admit he or she may not know everything there is to know about mixing...
		For over 20 years there have been a handful of pioneering DJs around the world that have taken the next step into perfection and have managed to be noticed for their DJ skills.
		The DJ can create the modulation by mixing from one record to the next from one key to another key by suddenly and cleanly slamming into the next record, "slam" or "slip cue", or with the help of a 4 or 8 measure (rhythm only) beginnin on the incoming record.
	dju.prodj.com /courses/club/c6.html (1800 words)

	DJing
		A disc jockey (sometimes DJ or deejay) is an individual who selects and plays pre-recorded music for the enjoyment of others.
		is a DJ technique originated by Francis Grasso that consists of "holding a record still with his thumb and forefinger while a protective slipmat and the steel platter of the turntable revolved underneath.
		The DJ sets a record spinning, then drops the needle on the turntable at the point where he or she wants playback to begin.
	www.uic.edu /orgs/kbc/hiphop/dj.htm (548 words)

	Disc jockey - InformationBlast
		A disc jockey, (usually called by the initialism "DJ", or"deejay"), is an individual who selects and plays pre-recorded music for the enjoyment of others.
		In the sense of the word as it is used in circles and cultures where reggae and related musical styles are prevalent, a DJ is an MC or rapper--in Jamaica, Panama, and other parts of the Caribbean and Latin America--whereas the DJ is called (music) selector in Jamaica.
		Due to the control that DJs have over the music that is played on radio stations, some record companies have desired to use money to control disk jockeys.
	informationblast.com /DJ.html (719 words)

	dj corner
		I used to dj RandB in the early 80's, always had an interest in Latin and in 92 someone organized a big Latin extravaganza and had booked a "prima donna" dj, who at the last hour demanded double the fee, in desperation the organizers turned to me knowing I had the music and was available.
		Most DJs that mix salsa come from the Anglo side of things and they have the skill to beat mix, but they lack the musical background which is necessary to mix salsa.
		If a DJ can mix and still program a good set that will make everybody have a good time dancing and say after worth, "wow I never had such a great time dancing like that before" then that DJ has done a great job.
	www.salsaweb.com /ny/djcorner.htm (4818 words)

	Disc jockey : DJ (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		Disc jockey : DJ Disc jockey : DJ Disc jockey : DJ disc jockey, (usually called by the initialism "DJ", or "deejay"), is an individual who selects and plays pre-recorded music for the enjoyment of others.
		It can be said that DJing isn't a single action but instead a series of actions whose makeup is predicated upon a number of situational factors and expectations.
		Examples of such DJs as "artists" adding musical or dramatic value include Coldcut and DJ Spooky.
	www.freetemplate.ws /dj/dj.html (805 words)

	Scratch DJ Academy 2005
		This overview course is ideal for students interested in starting their career as a DJ, as well as for those interested in picking up a new hobby.
		During Summer Session, all DJ 101 course material is covered during an intensive 5-day sessions in July and August.
		Students will be introduced to the world of the DJ, first through a brief overview of its history and roots, and then by covering and defining the basics of the equipment and turntable set up.
	www.scratch.com /classes/classes_101.html (487 words)

	The DJ
		I've been to dances where the DJ played one predominant type of swing music, because the DJ had just "discovered" a particular era or genre of swing music and wanted to "educate" the audience on their "discovery".
		A DJ needs to have a certain amount of knowledge of the many different types and genres of swing music, and of course, have the actual music on hand to play (although no DJ could possibly have every swing song ever recorded!).
		Perhaps the toughest job for a DJ is to ensure that, along with variety of tempos and genres, there is also the proper amount of flow and contrast in the Playlist.
	www.uky.edu /StudentOrgs/HKSDC/DJ.html (3866 words)

	MusicMonthly.com
		Metatrack is an oasis of creative electronic music energy where DJ fantasies come true: It’s you behind the turntables, wearing the earphones, tweaking the knobs, learning how to match the beats of one record to another in your own unique way.
		Metatrack was born of owner Juliette Siegfried’s desire to share her joy and the knowledge of the art of DJ’ing with anyone who wants to explore the mysteries of what goes on behind the decks.
		DJ T.E.C. aka Tim Cook (Siempre Foundation) is a madman or a genius, possibly both.
	www.musicmonthly.com /archives/archive.cgi?id=123 (1630 words)

	dj forums - The Center of Electronic Music Culture - 32nd count in transitions (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		i was talking to a more experienced dj the other day, and he informed me that the proper place to start transitioning a new song into a mix is on the 32nd count or beat of the current song.
		The single most important part of mixing and being a DJ is, develope your own style.
		Does anyone know of a DJ I can listen to who spins 2 Step- not the housy kind, mind u, but the rolling basslines and choppy perc.
	www.djforums.com /forums/showthread.php?t=370 (1797 words)

	>>WANTICKETS.COM ARTIST// Hybrid
		Back Spinning (repeating a beat or phrase on a record, by alternately spinning both records backwards to the desired beat or phrase; thus, repeating it); and punch-phrasing (playing certainparts of a record on one turntable in quick volume surges, while the record plays on the other turntable).
		In the late 1980s, he was also the first DJ to develop and market his own mixer, called the Flashformer.
		Flash and his then-partner, Mean Gene (DJ Grand Wizard Theodore's older Brother), Later played for small house parties and discos, Where he came upon Pete DJ Jones, A popular disco DJ for the older crowd.
	www.wantickets.com /dj/Grandmaster_Flash.htm (1636 words)

	Scratch DJ Academy 2005
		This 6-week course is the next step for DJ 101 students interested in learning more about mixing and club DJ’ing.
		This course is ideal for DJ 101 students who want to work on their mixing skills and start to prepare real sets for a club or party.
		During Summer Sessions, all DJ 151 course material is covered during an intensive 5-day sessions in July.
	www.scratch.com /classes/classes_151.html (334 words)

	..:: DJ Jitsu ::.. BIO Information (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		Dj Jitsu became immersed in house music while being involved with a Honolulu nightclub called 1739.
		With each passing night at the club his fondness for house music grew strong until he naturally transitioned behind the turntables in 1997.
		showed him the basics of beat matching, mixing, phrasing etc. and sent him down the path of honing his dj skills.
	www.dj-jitsu.com /bio.htm (217 words)

	ChicagoSoundSource.com :: FLX (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		DJ FLX now finds his home in Chicago where he shares his unique musical vibe across the Windy City and beyond by creating some of most rhythmic and most memorable sessions heard.
		DJ FLX is featured regularly at the 3 Degrees Ultra Lounge Wednesday night industry gathering.
		Bringing his musical experience to the next level, DJ FLX is currently in the early stages of production work and his releases will be highly anticipated.
	www.chicagosoundsource.com /flx.htm (475 words)

	christinapadilla.com \| web design and more...
		It is time for the ultimate tickle to manifest.
		Many of you may recall that this served as the name of the band I was in with my touchstone, Morniengstar.
		With much love and respect to our experience, she has warmly offered that I use the name for my DJ calling.
	www.christinapadilla.com /news.htm (402 words)

	Disc jockey at opensource encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		In the sense of the word as it is used in circles and cultures where reggae and related musical styles are prevalent, a DJ is an MC or rapper-- in Jamaica, Panama, and other parts of the Carribean and Latin America--whereas the DJ is called (music) selector in Jamaica.
		DJs who specialize in wedding music and entertainment, throughout the states, and Canada.
		Disc Jockey 101, which is also known as DJ 101, is an introduction to the live-performance DJ (i.e., club, mobile, radio mix-show, etc.).
	www.springknow.com /DJ.html (1319 words)

	Mobile Beat, The DJ Magazine & Show (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		With music emphasis given to particularly the first, last, and bridal dance songs, the public introduction of the wedding party is often an overlooked aspect of a DJ's reception responsibilities.
		Since the announcement of the bride and groom's chosen circle is usually the first contact between a DJ and the audience, it can play an integral role in establishing the tone for the event and developing a rapport with the guests.
		Listen to radio personalities, commercial voice-over artists and news anchors to observe how they inflect on certain words and syllables, modulate their phrasing and create the sense that they are not reading copy but conversing with you.
	www.mobilebeat.com /archives.asp?art=58 (623 words)

	Phrasing - dnbforum.com
		Phrasing is the part of mixing that deals with when you start and subsequently mix in the records.
		Most dance music has 16, 32, and 64 bar phrases - therefore, when mixing records, you want to start the second record at the beginning of the live record's phrase.
		For example, after the drop, that is generally the beginning of a phrase of that record, so that is a good point to begin the second record.
	dnbforum.com /showthread.php?t=6619 (214 words)

	An Opera for Four Fusion Works, Act Two: "Phrasing the Air"
		Like "Echoes of Steel," the tracks on "Phrasing the Air" are labeled only by Roman numerals (often out of numerical order).
		"Phrasing the Air" is a surprising departure for VidnaObmana, and continues the Opera in a most auspicious way.
		While no track could be considered "easy" listening (or "fusion," or "opera," for that matter), I find this to be one of Obmana's most impressive works of the last five years.
	home1.gte.net /vze6zk8a/theambientreview/id90.html (718 words)

	Synful Orchestra v2.2.2 for Macintosh OS X
		When you play a phrase with legato and detached notes, with accents, and pedal nuances, Synful Orchestra responds with realistic sounding slurs, tonguing, and bowing.
		This is the result of many years of research, several patents, and a lifetime of experimentation, design, and frustration with older synthesis technologies.
		This is because it is impossible to achieve realistic musical phrasing for expressive instruments using samplers.
	www.hitsquad.com /smm/programs/SynfulOrchestraMac?newsfeed (694 words)

	reviewZ (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		Some of the tracks on here are waaay long (7-8 minutes) which takes the energy level down a notch at times but the skill and style you've come to expect from Micro is definitely still in effect here.
		The phrasing would be absolutely perfect and the flow amazing if he mixed the tracks in the order they are on the CD.
		Certainly keep an eye out for this deejay as her track selection is slamming and her phrasing right on.
	members.aol.com /HUGEmassif/reviewz.html (2198 words)

	James Gunaca @ Club Radio Network (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		He began using electronic mixing software to learn the basics such as phrasing, sequencing, beat counts and such and later upgraded to turntables in the Summer of 2001.
		About 10 months after his first DJ gig, and after realizing the competition of other upcoming DJs, James realized the most efficient way to play at local shows; to be involved in producing them.
		Playing a few more shows in Dallas in the remainder of 2002 and the beginning of 2003, James had decided that relocating to a different part of the country would help push himself to new limits and open up opportunities to help further development in his career.
	www.clubradio.net /dj/djinfo.cfm?djid=1490 (501 words)

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