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This video is about using programs and hardware in order to make custom DJ drops without having to pay for others to do it. Indeed you have to have a good voice to begin with, but it doesn’t really matter. Heavy distortion and echo should fix it relatively well so that no matter what your voice, it’ll sound good.

Links to my Promos that I showed you on the video today:
Promo #1: http://www.zshare.net/audio/60997520abf9839c/
Promo #2: http://www.zshare.net/audio/609981805770f2f0/

Duration : 0:10:50

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http://www.DJtutor.com/buying
Big shout to Armando!
Good job this is not smell video as i gave off a good morning fart.
what headphones do you use, are they any good?

Duration : 0:4:21

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Evan “Lost Frames” Wrye and I were testing out green screen using the Sony PMW-EX1 and we needed a subject. My buddy Simon, AKA “Stir Fry Willie” was directed to do a impromptu commercial for his DJ Service. We started making up messed up things for him to say, and he rolled with it. He also put lots of his own stank all over this joint.

Yeah, it’s kind of a dirty green screen key. It was done in Motion 3. But the camera’s footage is very easy to key. Keylight (after Effects) get’s it perfect with one click. But I like how easy it is to make stuff fly in Motion.

Duration : 0:2:1

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