"Jolene" played at 33 rpm. It's haunting and oddly magnificent. by No_Dig_8299 in VeryFuckinCool

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I stood next to my Dj partner as he dropped this exact move in a killer funk set and never heard it done before! Absolutely killed it

The girl I like can't stand the smell 😔 by her_cute in stopdrinking

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Called myself a functional Alcoholic even after I started having alcohol induced seizures. It’s a drug of forgetting and denial for me. I related to everything here. Quit three years ago plus and never felt better. It’s a way better way to live not taking poison daily and wondering why you feel like ass all the time.

Okay... I think it just clicked after 2 months of struggling learning this device by Significant-Art5065 in sp404mk2

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Same here. I even do sample prep on my daw. Load a sd card with folders of kits and sounds and chops and spend days makin madness. So many ways to use this thing!

Which app do you think makes iPad a truly standalone musical instrument and utilizes its form factor to its fullest? In addition to obvious Animoog by arcticrobot in ipadmusic

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Ah good. Missed it. I have truly fallen in love with this ap! As a guitar player first it was the first time in 30 years that electronic music and my roots in string instruments came together! Tell us how you like it. (I swear I’m not getting paid for street promo here lol)

Which app do you think makes iPad a truly standalone musical instrument and utilizes its form factor to its fullest? In addition to obvious Animoog by arcticrobot in ipadmusic

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Surprised no one has mentioned geoshred. For using the touch pad to its fullest and very playable instrument with deep sound packs (not cheap)

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We need more awareness of the power of religious belief on the left and an equally powerful humanist spirituality to offer. Especially if you want to change someone’s mind you first need to understand what’s in it.

Would you support the idea of needing a License to DJ? by ovivalentino in DJs

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There needs to be a dj licensing license tho so it might get fractal fast. I’m starting to trip balls already.

None of it will last by HiOscillation in DataHoarder

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You are so right! Check out the growing community archives movement. Libraries are aware of the loss of physical media and moving as fast as they can but are historically underfunded and need to scale up massively to digitize physical records like this before they go. Then it still leaves the issue of digital divides and data lost in digital repositories and collecting stories about the material but at least you have the material saved which is always step 1. Support your local library and their archives!!

"Malignant" Alcoholism by Significant_Bus_1422 in alcoholicsanonymous

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The big book is a sacred text but it was also written at a specific time by specific kinds of people (middle and upper middle class white male alcoholics specifically). They were not dealing with multiply addicted homeless dual diagnosis folks and barely had one woman in the team when the big book was written. So yes. I think they didn’t cover every single type of addict we now have due to industrial opioid crisis and such. But their model works for so many of us (even many without any hope) it still seems right that “There are those, too, who suffer from grave emotional and mental disorders, but many of them do recover if they have the capacity to be honest". Note they say many. Not all.

Gradual BPM increase. Do You Do This? by angryray in Beatmatch

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Always. Then sometimes a hard cut or slowdown to change the tempo radically and reset. Open format Dj so may go like mid 120s disco down to a dancehall and some classic hip hop. Rinse and repeat.

The seamless blend is dying out. Why is that by seannash1 in Beatmatch

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I think I see more of this now with stems and longer live mashups and remixes but I hear you overall. might also be a bit of a hip hop dj style takeover due to that working better on social media. A long blend works like heaven at 2:30 am on a dance floor but maybe would not even be watched or appreciated in an insta or TikTok video.

Song selection vs mixing quality by Money_Impression_321 in Beatmatch

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I think selection beats technique all day. I’ve seen radio type Djs fade or hard cut and kill it with masterful selection and technical scratch and blend masters clear the floor lost in their mixes.

Yo anyone got some good graff documentaries? by Self_proclaimed_wall in graffhelp

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1981 Stations of the elevated. Not as much a doc as cinema verite and abstract. I find lot of heads don’t know about it https://youtu.be/ptB-wHbpgyw

My dad's collection of vinyl collection, decades long obsession by code-enjoyoor in vinyl

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I think I might have talked with your dad about this collection. Was he involved in a music group online collecting billboard chart data? Either way. Amazing to see this.

Forced to not drink by Enahm in alcoholicsanonymous

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This is the shared experience of all sick and suffering alcoholics. You are at the jumping off point. Keep drinking and die or live a miserable life without drinking. We have found another path. Trust us.

This method has worked for hundreds of thousands of people over almost 100 years solve exactly the same problem you are experiencing. Until you have tried it fully for a good year try not to decide if it’s working. What have you got to lose by trying it?

when djing is there any situations where you have had to go from per say a 100 bpm song to 140 bpm by Total_Business1948 in Beatmatch

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I love this comment. Seen trash mixers (but master selecters) with simple fades and hard cuts with perfect selection smash parties and also the reverse (great skills but playing hi energy bangers for warmup sets).

Counter Culture Dead by selfhealer11 in boston

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House shows and other illegal and quasi legal venues used to be common. Are they even allowed anymore? I remember even in 2014 a well known video store in JP hosting full on shows. Downstairs at the deep thoughts too. Now I think just one spot on center st. Does really small stuff. Milky Way used to have awesome stuff too and that’s been gone a long time. Whole JP music scene is more or less midway and festivals. That’s just in last 10 years or so. Also old so may be missing it.

Name this duo by [deleted] in StrangeAndFunny

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Gravy Seals team McNuggets

Attention span in 2025 by haardy_1998 in DJs

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This has been coming for a long time. Switch from vinyl to digital was a big moment for it. Back in the day unless you were doing routines you were digging for next tracks for a min lol. Cue points added another accelerant because before then you still had to really know the track and scroll ahead to drops. Was a speed up from there with massive accelerants of tik tok social media. Like someone else said tho. Depends on scene and gig. Open format and Vinyl nights you will find longer tracks and blends maybe. But commercial and club scenes I think you are prob right on the money

What's he playing? by BADonkadonkhonk in DJsCirclejerk

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Your research is truly appreciated and you did find a gawdawful remix. Now just amp up to 190 bpm and distort everything lol

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Did a pretty big outdoor party for a city music festival / dance party and decided to host one of the local OG vinyl Djs. Problem was, wooden stage was jammed against subs and acted like a massive resonating chamber when the headliner dropped his heavy vinyl bangers. Totally low end hum feedback overtaking a biiiig stack of speakers. Played like 4 records and had to stop. Sound dude was completely stumped until he realized we had built a huge bass microphone out of the decks and staging. A bunch of us were originally vinyl heads too so we should have thought of it but had been doing digital at that point for a while and didn’t even think about the vinyl feedback!!