[whenyournex2me]

heres a list of videos to cover so far:

1. turntables, to include taking out of the box to setup.
2. mixers, getting to know your mixer, effects, functions, and different designs.
3. dj set up, hooking up and maintaining and troubleshooting a dj setup.
4. formats of mixing, cdjs, vinyls, laptop, mp3 player formats of mixing music.
5. song structure/ set or mix structure, exactly that.
6. track selection, what tracks to play, and how to play them.
7. mixing techniques, basic scratching, cutting, blending.
8. advanced techniques, phasing, double beating, turntablism, poly-rythemic beats.
9. crowd reactions, dealing with crowd reactions.
10. recording sets/mixes, recording a set from start to finish, transitions.
11. editing recorded demos, using software to edit and master mixes.
12. publishing demos, getting your demo out there.

what are your opinions? any subjects i should cover that are not listed? any additions to the subjects that are listed?

[elvisthe2nd1]

I think it would be very helpful if someone did a tutorial on all these subjects. I would also like to know where and what type of vinyl or cd's to use for dj'ing.

[rednblck]

wooo! hehe maybe i can sneak into my brother's room and use his set up >.< yes my brother is a DJ. he scratches and plays those oh so grand old school rap which of course is so much better than what's going around right now.

[Eric]

Yes, this would surely get you massive exposure. Whoever is interested in tackling these, be sure to message me and we will release them on the official GXG youtube account for maximum exposure!

[whenyournex2me]

yeah i want to make them. i already made five lil videos. but i will need a better camera and sound. i will be getting a camera in two weeks. also i will make scripts for them, and share them with ya eric so we can work on them to make them as professional as they can be.

thanks for the support guys! :-)