I know this forum is just for Auxy production, but I would like to know if anyone DJs, and if so, what genres, and what gear?
I play House and Techno in my sets, and I use Traktor, with a few MIDI controllers
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I started DJing about 1.5 years ago, so I’ve only done like 7 or 8 sets. This is just for student parties though, so nothing too special.
I mostly play house, but I always like to include a few moombahton and trap tracks as well.
I also use Traktor! (S2 I believe, but it’s not mine)
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Nice! Traktor is my favorite software because of all the MIDI mapping capabilities, which none others do.
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I know @Kerfuffle has done some DJ stuff in the past, not sure how long ago it was but I am pretty sure he’s pretty familiar with it. I could be wrong though.
I actually was a dj before I was a producer. When I was about 11 or 12 I got my first controller, the Hercules Control Air. I now have that and the Pioneer DDJ WeGo 2. Yes I’m still on basic controllers lol, but my skill as a dj has improved greatly.
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i play songs in my car for my friends
hah
so my answer is no
but id like to
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I make songs with Auxy and play them…is that considered DJ”ing”
I don’t, but I have a cousin who is a DJ
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No, it’s not. It’s considered producing.
Production - Making music
DJing - Playing music
That explanation is kind of simple and It’s way more complicated than that, but that’s basically the gist of it.
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Nice, keep up the work!
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Does this count as well?
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Aux-dj!
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I used to. Like, I was a dj for like a month or two before I actually started making music. I always used to mix Flying Lotus’s songs.
Hahahaha! That for sure does not count!
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At like 1:14ish is he digging thru a vinyl crate??! Lmaoooo
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Lol 
Don’t do drugs kids
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Stay in vegetables, don’t do school, eat your drugs
yes
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Lol dead
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me! I usually play dubstep and riddim in some parties but not like A LOT haha
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Geniunely curious: What’s the difference between throwing on a playlist yourself and being a dj?
Is it that they generally supply the sound equipment and create seamless transitions between songs? Or is there more to it?
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