Be the First DJ to Upload DJ Tutorials in Your Language and Start Getting Known World Wide

0:00 I'm going to talk about

All right, ladies and gentlemen, first of all, my disclaimer. There you go. Right. This isn't clickbait. OK, this when I say is fact, do your research and potentially you too could be a DJ tutor in your country doing really well. I'm not saying that I'm doing really well, but I'm enjoying this anyway. First of all, before I talk about what I'm going to talk about in this video, check out deep.com. That's D3. If you like underground house music and deep house music, the underground vibe of soulful house music, go and check it out because it's stunning. Anyway, listen, what I'm going to do now is give you some information and I need you to work around this information and make up your own mind. Now again...

You've got to know what you're doing, okay? So you have to be not so much a prolific DJ but you've got to understand the concepts of how to DJ, what to do. In other words, if you're a new DJ and you understand how to use everything on a controller and your laptop and you're relying completely on the software then please don't follow what I'm about to tell you on this video because you'll probably end up looking an idiot. On the other hand, if you understand how to mix What I'm trying to say here is, if someone tells you, listen, I need you to do an event tonight, turn up. We've supplied the music and you turn up and there's a whole bunch of vinyl and you think, yeah, no problem. Or you turn up and there's Serato, no problem. You turn up, there's old CDJs, no problem. In other words, you can DJ on anything. You don't have to worry about a laptop or a computer or something helping you. Then this video is for you.

1:50 Other DJs did of course upload videos

Now, many years ago, I decided to do some videos on Bangra, how to mix Bangra music. Now, before I go there, I was not definitely, I was not the first DJ to upload videos on YouTube. Other DJs did of course upload videos. But I was undisputedly the first DJ in the entire world to start giving good, or hopefully good quality, if not random and a bit silly, videos for DJs on YouTube. So I was the first, and you can only ever be the first once. Now let's have a look at India. Now India has over a billion people. And someone told me a while ago that I was the first person to start... Thank you for watching. Now, there are many different languages around the world, but predominantly, you know, a lot of tutorials are in English, Spanish, maybe Russian and so on. I don't know what so on is, but you get what I mean. So what I want you to do is think about your country and your language where you are. Are there people making videos for DJs in your language? If there aren't...

Then goddamn get start making them, because potentially you could be the first person to start uploading tutorial lessons for DJs in your language. And if you are the first, there can only be one. And once you are the first, you'll get well known, more subscribers, more hits, more views and so on. And maybe down the line, companies will contact you and say, we love what you're doing. You're getting a lot of views and subscribers. Would you mind sort of demoing this piece of kit? All right. Now you have to do your own research here. Okay. I'm not going to delve into this in great detail, but you know, use common sense, do some research. Have a look in your language. Now, forget English because it's been seen and done. Every single man and his dog has done tutorials in English, probably French and German and so on. But you could be in some country somewhere and you look and you think, well, there aren't any. Well, why don't you be the first person to do it? All right. You heard it from me first. Go for it. And as ever, practice.

And enjoy.

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