Well I'm not sure how "you" can make one. Might I suggest that you hire DJ Mighty Mike Saga to do it. He is a graphic artist by day and his graphic work is second to none, not to mention he does many fliers for raves and such.
http://www.myspace.com/mikesaga
http://mikesaga.com/
no
To start DJing some people find a mentor to help train them in the ways of DJing. You will also need a sound board, mixer, microphones, and speakers.
yes...
No, the Crosley CR248 just to play, not for DJing. Their's a Crosley CR248 model that can transfer your old vinyls and cassettes in to CDs
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No it is considered a hobby. No it is considered a hobby.
Zayn
Yes way better
Grandmaster Flash is often cited as creating the turntables an intrument
DJ Kool Herc is the hip hop pioneer who created and popularized break beat DJing. In the early 1970s, he introduced the technique of isolating and extending the "break" section of songs, allowing dancers to showcase their skills during parties. His innovative approach laid the groundwork for hip hop DJing and significantly influenced the genre's development.
Denon makes a variety of beginner turntables that are great to start DJ'ing with.
To beatmatch effectively and accurately in DJing, you need to listen carefully to the tempo and rhythm of the songs you are mixing. Use the pitch fader or tempo controls to adjust the speed of the tracks until they are in sync. Practice transitioning smoothly between songs by matching the beats and phrasing.