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    I was wondering what housemusic producers out there dont dj? Do they still have the knowledge to put out records that are dancefloor friendly, and are they successful?

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    [ November 05, 2004, 09:57 PM: Message edited by: Jesse Davis ]
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    As for myself..NO. I do a show on Cyberjamz but it kinda of sucks,and so does my productions.sooooo the answer is no.. ;)
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    Originally posted by sammyrock:
    As for myself..NO. I do a show on Cyberjamz but it kinda of sucks,and so does my productions.sooooo the answer is no.. ;)
    HaHaHa! The reason I ask is I want to do productions but dont want to dj. I think that club life gets in the way of family life. I guess Im just not strong enough to tell them no. If ya no what I mean. :D
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    [ November 05, 2004, 11:36 PM: Message edited by: Jesse Davis ]
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    Have faith my friend.It all works out in the end.You can enjoy both things without disrupting your family life.I have a family too.But yet again I play to a wall and into a computer. :D ;)
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    Originally posted by sammyrock:
    Have faith my friend.It all works out in the end.You can enjoy both things without disrupting your family life.I have a family too.But yet again I play to a wall and into a computer. :D ;)
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    Originally posted by Jesse Davis:
    </font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by sammyrock:
    As for myself..NO. I do a show on Cyberjamz but it kinda of sucks,and so does my productions.sooooo the answer is no.. ;)
    HaHaHa! The reason I ask is I want to do productions but dont want to dj. I think that club life gets in the way of family life. I guess Im just not strong enough to tell them no. If ya no what I mean. :D </font>[/QUOTE]Jesse, there's lots of producers who don't dj... I would tend to say that if you're making music for a dancefloor, you should have an intimate relationship with one, but that's about the extent of it. Don't let the scene limit you - just let the music flow! The reason you see so many producer/DJs is because it's hard to make your living doing just one or the other and doing both helps create more hype and name-awareness which propels one's career (hope that makes sense) but there is no rule that you must do one in order to do the other ... in fact, there's a big backlash against producers "becoming" djs (and taking legitimate DJs gigs from them) in order to pay the bills.

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    i find that a lot of musicians that arent DJ's too make music which is often much more exciting and fresh as they don't tend to look as much to dancefloor effectivity

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    Slightly off topic but needs to be said--What we need are some more "PROMOTERS" that don't DJ--besides Robbi!!!
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    And if you're dating a DJ that doesn't count!!!
    You're like a dull knife that just ain't cuttin' ! You're just talkin alot, AND SAYIN NOTHIN' !!! --JB

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    Thanx for the advice fellas.

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    I don't.....

    I just play records.....

    and per chance they mix together then ya got me on a good night!

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    Originally posted by whyteout:
    Slightly off topic but needs to be said--What we need are some more "PROMOTERS" that don't DJ--besides Robbi!!!
    this is true.

    there's more money in playing records if travel
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    Originally posted by dennis f:
    I don't.....

    I just play records.....

    and per chance they mix together then ya got me on a good night!

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    So your the guy taking up all the good bookings. Man, you better give em up for someone who can get with it! J/K

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    Originally posted by whyteout:
    Slightly off topic but needs to be said--What we need are some more "PROMOTERS" that don't DJ--besides Robbi!!!
    it takes a special breed. there aren't many who can do it and not succumb to the insantiy that usually follows...
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    I've DJed and got a few gigs in the past years I have DJed and know how to beatmatch,but that is about it. I collect records but didn't put them together in a mix until a decade later. But I have played music all my life and I concider myself a producer rather than a DJ. I would rather be more sucessful in producing rather than DJing. Plus I live in a remote area and never had much sucess in landing those national and international gigs. With a track you can demo it out to labels and thats that. Although a gig up in some exotic place where eveyone is naked wouldn't be so bad either. Peace.

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