DJ culture has since shifted from authenticity to lies and laziness. Many DJs now rely on machines to handle most, if not all, of the work while they merely tweak EQ knobs and pump their fists. To me, this is a form of creative plagiarism. #brolicarmydjschool #workshoparchives

In the world of DJing, the choice between learning analog or digital gear is a decision that all aspiring DJs face. Whether vinyl or DVS, each type has its unique characteristics and learning curve. But is it good to start with a traditional turntable guitar before diving into CDJs or Controllers? Each gear path, analog or digital, has its merits and drawbacks. The right choice is a personal one, dependent on your individual goals and preferences. It’s about aligning your equipment with your unique DJing style and aspirations. If pressing buttons is as far as you want to take your DJ prowess, go digital immediately. That said, using good old-fashioned records will always allow you to emphasize the fundamentals of music theory more since you won’t be able to rely on gadgetry that will enable you to use features like Sync as a proxy for not listening well enough to mix two songs, a fundamental DJ skill. DJs who use the standard Technic 1200 and mixer set-up must focus on the purity of their senses. This encourages a deeper understanding of tactlessness, listening, and reacting, which are highly advantageous DJ traits to accumulate in the long run. You also establish a deeper connection with the art of DJing itself when you learn the traditional way. This heightened bond allows you to personalize the functionality behind DJing. One of the beautiful aspects of DJing is the versatility of skills. The techniques and knowledge acquired on turntables can often be seamlessly transferred to CDJs or Controllers. Today’s celebrated legendary DJs and DMC champs started on analog before transitioning to digital. This is not just a theory but a proven fact you should consider the next time you’re being marketed the latest DJ gizmo. brolicarmydjschool.com #workshoparchives #ontherecord #djrobswift #mistasinista #eachoneteachone

At Brolic Army DJ School, we take pride in our comprehensive approach. We curate tutorials to help you level up your skills and provide guidance. Because there's more to DJing than perfecting a 'flare' scratch or beat juggle pattern, we're here to guide you through it all and provide the information you need to build your career. Sign up for the latest #ontherecord, featuring @DaOddCouple, located inside the WORKSHOP ARCHIVES course at brolicarmydjschool.com and receive the gems @mistasinista and I impart regarding the 'keys to success' in building a career in the DJ industry. One important strategy is the ability to pivot from any stage (battling, residencies, DJing for an artist, etc.) and maintain several income sources. This approach will keep you in a position of self-reliance and ensure continual growth in your career. #brolicarmydjschool #workshoparchives #ontherecord #djrobswift #mistasinista

All music is informed in some way by the music that came before it, and since I consider the turntables my instrument, what helps me get creative when I’m scratching or beat juggling is identifying the attributes I like from the drummer, bassist or guitarist for example, and using them as inspiration for how I can integrate myself as a scratcher or juggler into the song itself. I’m trying to say that when I’m at my most creative, it’s because the input I’m receiving from the music inspires my output. If you’re a Brolic Army DJ School (brolicarmydjschool.com) student, don’t forget to enroll in the latest installment of #ontherecord featuring @DaOddCouple #brolicarmydjschool #workshoparchives #ontherecord #djrobswift #mistasinista

Our upcoming ON THE RECORD series of DJ oriented conversations will feature the tiny 11 year old prodigy, @iamdjmichelle. Sign up to Brolic Army DJ School and enroll in the WORKSHOP ARCHIVES course this Sunday at 11am. #brolicarmydjschool #ontherecord #djmichelle #workshoparchives #mixingculturesthroughhiphop #americanvoices #usembassy #abudhabi

I designed Brolic Army DJ School’s WORKSHOP ARCHIVES course as a means to expose my students to the learning experiences and career lessons I’ve acquired because there’s more to DJing than mixing, scratching and beat juggling. #brolicarmydjschool #workshoparchives #christmassale

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