DJ GIG LOG! | EMCEE TIPS! | HOW TO MASTER THE MICROPHONE!

[@DjWooPig]

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[@izzo4185]

What table is that ?

[@timothyscott7356]

Very great tips to have. My gig is coming up and a little bit nervous but you let me know how to relax. Thank you once again.

[@clive6641]

I love to listen to you talk. I admire your passion for your job.

[@schmerz6604]

Great tips and well structured tips. It helped out a ton to see clips of you on the job in conjunction with the info presented.

[@David-sg4se]

That was definitely very well put together! Really appreciate the pro tips, thank you so much for putting out this video!

[@lennyd.4861]

I know this video is old but great job. One major thing that I noticed that I wouldn't do myself is, rehearsing the introductions while there guests present. While I agree with you to rehearse what you're going to say the day of.... I would personally do it after setting up before guests start to arrive.. Giving me more time to interact with the guests during the cocktail hr. Since most of the time (if not all of the time) we just have an easy listing playlist going, it's a perfect opportunity to mingle with the guests. Exp. Introducing yourself, getting to know their likes in genres and potentially booking another gig. It's like DJ's having the laptop face and not paying attention to the crowd..

[@djmaxten3152]

Can you do a review on the best moving Heads for Wedding DJ's? Great content btw 💯💯

[@LeftStageProduction]

I wouldn't ask for applause, it should come naturally from you building up the excitement.

[@freshkidd23]

Great video. Have my first wedding gig coming up. I’m super excited. These are some really great pointers!

[@djjoeyd5416]

i have 2 weddings coming up and i am super nervous, thanks for the tips!

[@ajaybarbur5407]

Great video. One of the best I've seen so far. Will definitely use what I learned for my next gig.

[@MakeItKount]

#protip.....type up a script of what you are going to say with phonetic pronunciation of any names that are unusual. You won't go wrong with what you are going to say in front of you. Also, I have a printed out script just in case something happens to my tablet.

[@bertwall]

I 100% agree with this tip...

[@MmlawnService85]

have you ever been nervous when you first started DJ how did you get over it .I'm just now started DJ

[@oldschooldjernie]

I rate this event 3/5 stars. You need to bring a killer lighting effect and I didnt see one.

[@DJ-Gboi]

Great video....I would like to see a review of the pioneer xprs 12 or 15 tops since they are hardly any on KZbin

[@ksdj1]

Nice job John! Happy Thanksgiving!

[@DJRickWeb]

If you tell someone to not do it. There gonna do it man. Think about a little kid or a teenager. Just dont mention it. I stopped getting calls once I stopped mentioning it

[@clive6641]

Well done, I like how you do your thing

[@HomeGuitarMods]

Thanks for the video and for showing that you don’t need a huge setup every time. I’m a gear whore and have the problem of feeling like since I have it I should use it. I’ve been doing same table setup and wall as you, with two elx18p subs with the elx15ps on top. Moving heads on the subs, two light trees with 4 cans each, mini kintas, and spiders each, and room up lighting for $100 an hour. And all by myself! I think it’s time to look into packages.

[@chrispolykandriotis3587]

Great job

[@djs1wiley972]

Thank you for all that you do. Your always professional.

[@TheNappyboy2]

Another great gig log, however I'd like to see some video of you playing drums if they're any.

[@dadjbig]

Ooo h yeah.. Gear review of Uplighting.. And dots light system.

[@DJDynablend]

Great content, I need to practice my MC skills

[@MarlonAce]

Great points on MCing!

[@djdylzy7132]

Personally I do say ums but that's how I speak and it flows its just something I use to block out silence before I speak.

[@DJ.ZammyZ]

i enjoyed this video

[@jamesdietrich5544]

Great video!!!! Thanks for all the info.

[@chrisperry3525]

why are your pars (dance lights) on during cocktail/dinner? Looks as fantastic as a bingo hall can LOL. No need to ask for applause, saying 'next up'...and STOP 'at this time'. Pointless! "please stand for our guests of honor, the newly married mr and mrs blake. Nice and clear and good energy!

[@typeer]

thanks as always, good stuff

[@serotonindjsentertainment9171]

When can we see the final review of the Evolve EKX series speakers?

[@kushalgossai409]

Can you do a review/demo of the new chauvet dj intimidator spot 360 please? :)

[@Wm.Lidgett]

you make me want to be a dj

[@nojoke.]

we realize the dat e of this video but a solution that we've adopted is using a google voice number for ads. #nojoke

[@dadjbig]

Nice video..

[@guyhermanson3002]

Hey DJ, you are doing great vids. I don't want to give you a negative comment but I've been watching a ton of vids lately and I've DJd for the last 30 years and asking for a round of applause for every thing that happens isn't necessary. I noticed you kept doing it and all you had to do instead was break it up. What I mean is try just saying something like, "Now for the parents of the happy couple". People instinctively know when to clap, they don't need to be told everytime. It can get too repetitive. Also they not saying, " At this time". If you want to announce something just say it. Brian S Redd has a video on this topic and he's right. All your tips are great and you do a pro job other than mentioning the applause. I don't even think clients notice it much but an experienced DJ will. Keep up the good work.

[@ownieb]

Should we call if we have a question?

[@benballard7521]

Email

[@seasickvision]

I'm definitely not a wedding dj

[@stephenlozada7158]

Phone camera was better lol