How to DJ Right: The Art and Science of Playing Records

Really great book. Wish it reflected more on the fact that not only men DJ, it seems very ‘broey’ but full of useful and concise information.

Rated one of the best DJ books worldwide..this book is pure class...1. Visuals that can easily understand2. Useful Tips3. Most of the tips contain information abt famous dj site which helps us to retrieve more information.

When I bought this, I wanted to start DJing and had no friends in the profession. This book came very handy in giving me the basic tips when it came to beat matching and collecting the right records. I've since turned my attentions more towards music production but the things I learnt from the book have stood me in good stead for the future, particularly when it comes to record collecting as that's a big part of my work.

How to DJ right by Frank broughton and bill Brewster is a book listed to come from the same men who wrote last night a dj saved my life. This book also features information and advice from some of the multiple DJs featured in this book; carl cox, Christopher Lawrence, armand van helden, juan atkins, ron trent, masters at work, chemical brothers, derrick carter, kool herc, boy George, little louie vega, danny tengalia, dave seaman, coldcut, Richie hawtin, Harvey, barry ashworth, mr. scruff,pete tong, danny howells, adam freeland, Anthony pappa, norman cook of fatboy slim, david mancuso, grooverider, junior Vasquez, funkmaster flex, grandmaster flash, Laurent garnier, grand wizard Theodore, paul oakenfold, dj shadow, rocky, tom middleton, paul oaKenfold, paul vAn dyk, grandmaster dst, roc raida, mark rae, q-bert. John digweed, ltj bukem, Darren emerson, roger sanchez, gary bird, francois Kevorkian, dave lee, josh wink, Arthur baker, dj rap, sasha, marshall Jefferson, todd terr arey, norman jay, frankie knuckles, lottie, sAndrA Collins, timo maas, bAd boy bill, Afrika bambaataa, keoki, robb swift, todd terry, And other names and information that could take up another review length.

Libro molto utile per conoscere tutti i segreti del Djing.