Queen of Clubs - Female DJ - Live Demo (Part 1 of 2)

Hi guys my name is Roya and I am an aspiring DJ. I started DJing in October 2010 so I have much to learn but I will try my best to improve continuously! Thank you for watching and I hope you enjoy my set! :-D

Tracklisting:

Chris Brown - She ain't you
Tinie Tempah feat. Eric Turner - Written in the stars
Snoop Dogg feat. Pharrell - Drop it like it's hot
Sean Kingston feat. Nicki Minaj - Letting go (Dutty Dutty)
CJ Hilton feat. Fat Joe & Tyga - Heavy
Ray J feat. Ludacris - Celebration
Trey Songz feat. Fabolous - Say aah
Wiz Khalifa - Roll up
Chipmunk feat. Chris Brown - Champion
Drake - Find your love
Justin Timberlake - Summer love
Papoose - Party bout to pop
Bobby Brackins feat. Jeremih - 180

Part 2:

Bobby Brackins feat. Jeremih - 180
The Game feat. 50 Cent - How we do
Timbaland feat. Justin Timberlake - Carry out
Gyptian feat. Nicki Minaj - Hold yuh
Rihanna feat. Drake - What's my name

Category:

Music

Tags:

• DJ
• Female DJ
• Music
• Music Video
• Live mixing

[stevezilla09]

nice mix...........ps...vinyl aint dead..its just been sleepin...i use that serato box to save my vinyl gettin fu$ked up...

[QueenofClubsDJ]

@stevezilla09 Thanks!! I've tried Vinyl a couple of times and I think it's fab, would love to master the Vinyl too!!

[djaward]

Why you look so serious? May I give you a few pointers?

1. Try not to mix vocals over vocals. Sounds horrible at the club

2. You're turning off the bass and mids at every blend. Thats a bad habit. Try to cut the bass half way out.

3. (Not a must, put if you do it right it sounds great) try using the loop rolls on Serato. It will help you fade out the song a lot better.

4. Baby scratches are ok to an extent.

Other than that, your beat matching is great. Try to smile a little more.

[QueenofClubsDJ]

@djaward 3. I used a loop at the end of Wiz Khalifa - Roll up but it was only 2 beats. I have used the loop function a few times in my mixtape... they can sound very clean. 4. I'm trying to learn numerous different scratches, the baby as you say is very basic and I don't intend to stick with just the one! I appreciate your comments though, thank you very much :-)

[ipodtouch616]

do u use serato ?????? how much is the sl4 i hve the sl3 and i want the the sl4

[ouide007]

@QueenofClubsDJ For me basic is better, some Dj go crazy and end up sounding awful.

[dollar578]

hi queeen nice just keep up the muisc have you don culbs ?

[QueenofClubsDJ]

@dollar578 Hey! Yeah I do funky house and electro, I like most types of music but r'n'b & hip hop is my passion. Will hit you up on twitter :-)

[QueenofClubsDJ]

@djaward Umm.... I was slightly terrified haha!! Point 1 - I completely agree... I just didn't have intro versions to some songs at this point as I'd only been DJing a few months. 2. I've pretty much taught myself how to DJ so I didn't really know much else at the time. I now have more knowledge on transitions and try to mix it up and do as many different transitions as possible during a set.

[QueenofClubsDJ]

@mixxedjustright LOL!!! Awww thank you so much. It's nice to have people's support. I understand that this video is very basic but it was a starting point and I want to continually improve. Hopefully I might make it big one day with lots of dedication and practice!!!

[QueenofClubsDJ]

@djthedadi Oh wow thank you :-D I know what you mean, I agree, I can drop songs and scratch them in etc it's just getting the confidence to do it in front of a crowd! But I'm improving and I will get there!!

[QueenofClubsDJ]

@ycho72 Sure thing I totally agree. I appreciate the comments. I've got far to go but I'd like to think I've improved quite a bit since I did this video, busy doing my second mixtape now :-)