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FINALLY I UPGRADED MY GEAR TO 1 PIONEER DDJ-1000 CONTROLLER/CD PLAYER And. Its an awesome piece of equipment love the sound and effects and the faders are so nice and smooth
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I began my DJ career at age 16 with one of my dad's belt drive turntables, a friend's belt drive turntable and a $90 Gemini mixer. I later got a set of 1210s and a a real mixer and went for it! In college my friend DJ Atom and I began the Ill Communications production company and started throwing raves in Santa Cruz and The SF Bay Area. I spent 5 years as the DJ for the seminal San Francisco Metal/Hip Hop band Zeromind. Playing with a live band gave me a respect for pitch and phrasing that most DJs don't have a need for. I was regularly "playing" along with the band in key with guitar samples and sound effects. Soloing on stage to hundreds of people as part of a rock band is something I will probably never replicate. Since then I have moved into the digital era and began working with software like Traktor and Ableton. I have a love for music that will never die, even though I have not been able to pursue it as my career I still regularly find myself spinning and producing tracks. If you love it, you just have to do it!
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Ross Jackson is an experienced house and techno DJ who has played in some of Edinburgh’s top clubs such as The Liquid Room, City Nightclub and Cabaret Voltaire. He plays a wide range of styles across the house music spectrum but is best known for his driving tech house sound. Ross is currently resident at Subterranean who run nights in the Perth and Tayside area. He has also played a number of guest slots for various clubbing brands across Scotland and has supported the likes of Dave Angel and Judge Jules. Ross recently launched his own underground house and techno night Element at the Mash House in Edinburgh. Booking enquiries - rossjackson2@hotmail.com Follow Ross on Facebook at www.facebook.com/djrossjackson and soundcloud.com/trueborndjross
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