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Oct 30, 2026

Charissa ChioccarelliGUEST
8:23
So this is what I wanted to, like the feminine version of this is what I wanted to create.
Charissa ChioccarelliGUEST
8:27
And for me, music was another element where I, because I knew a couple of promoters and club owners, I had access to these like CDJs to practice on.
Charissa ChioccarelliGUEST
8:38
And, but I realized this is a privilege that I had because of my then boyfriend and I just realized how many women probably wouldn't have this access or wouldn't feel comfortable being in these male-dominated spaces.
Charissa ChioccarelliGUEST
8:55
So I just always wanted to create a space that was welcoming, but also for giving back.
Charissa ChioccarelliGUEST
9:00
So that's why I invested in the CDJs and had the CDJs set up for women to come in and use them.
Charissa ChioccarelliGUEST
9:08
But also the sound.
Charissa ChioccarelliGUEST
9:09
I think when I moved here over 10 years ago, it was very... techno and very one-dimensional, I would say, the sound and the parties and the club scene.
ChrisHOST
43:02
decks at home?
Shawn O'SullivanHOST
43:04
Yeah, I have CDJs.
ChrisHOST
43:05
okay and i sold mine a long time ago i kind of was wishing the other day that i had them back or that i didn't sell them but i
Shawn O'SullivanHOST
43:16
i would regret i mean mine are mine are totally fucked up they do this weird thing where like um i have to reset the firmware almost every time i start because they start up and it says like e403 connection error or communication error that's good um And like, this is like, yeah, if I, if I leave them off for like more than like two or three days, it always reverts back to this.
Shawn O'SullivanHOST
43:44
Um, the fact that, you know, reset to factory and then it usually works fine.
Shawn O'SullivanHOST
43:48
Um, I mean, they, they always work fine after a couple of tries.
Shawn O'SullivanHOST
43:52
Um, But I would totally regret selling the CDJs or not getting new ones in some capacity.
ChrisHOST
44:02
Yeah.
Four Color ZackGUEST
9:56
And he proceeded to.
Four Color ZackGUEST
9:59
Fade songs out, load a new one, fade songs in, off one CDJ for his whole set, and that man ripped that place to the ground.
Four Color ZackGUEST
10:10
I would argue that it did better, and actually J.S. Minnows and I talked about this because a similar thing happened to him.
Four Color ZackGUEST
10:18
I would argue that the crowd reacted better to that style of musical presentation than what I went on to do, which was...

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Four Color ZackGUEST
35:54
we've had a lot of big leaps.
Four Color ZackGUEST
35:56
And those big leaps, I think, made it easier.
Four Color ZackGUEST
35:59
The leap from vinyl to DVS, the leap from whatever, turntables to CDJs to controllers to whatever.
Four Color ZackGUEST
36:10
These are big, big steps.
Madd HadderHOST
21:55
I like asking this just to get people's perspective.
Madd HadderHOST
21:58
Starting with vinyl, then moving to CDJs and digital media.
Madd HadderHOST
22:04
How was that transition for you?
SavageGUEST
22:06
The transition was weird, bro, to be honest with you.
speaker_3SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
33:40
Nobody say a lie You don't know the story, love me Nobody tell a lie Nobody tell a lie I'm sorry, that's me You're a great son.

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speaker_6SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
51:32
has to pass through searching for pieces something good for you we pray for light whenever we come across situations we cannot diffuse rulers of the youth seem arrogant and rude whenever challenged by ordinary civilians their status takes a huge knock and in retaliation An illusion eluding distorted views filled with confusion Give me the groove The groove is all I seek to impeach the counterfeit around The groove exists in the CDJs being caressed with the life of the sounds manifesting our hands in the air, alluding to the spirit entering.
speaker_6SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
52:57
We are in the wild.
speaker_6SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
53:15
I am craving a sound meant to empower An illusion eluding distorted views filled with confusion Give me the groove The groove is all I seek to impeach the counterfeit around As I continue to delve into the underground The strings bring out the rhythm And don't you ever forget the poetry when you praise the lyricism
Brian SmithHOST
7:25
It's happened.
Brian SmithHOST
7:26
It's in there.
Brian SmithHOST
7:26
And not only is it in the software, like if you're teaching with software, but like you can do it on CDJs and like using like the pro DJ link and like sticks and like just connect the laptop and like run sound switch.
Brian SmithHOST
7:40
And I never thought that that would happen.
Brian SmithHOST
7:42
So this is really like a major change.
Donnell KnoxHOST
62:00
Like Miles and I recently did a set with Matters, Matter of Fact, yeah.
Donnell KnoxHOST
62:06
And, you know, we both can play on CDJs, and even I'm using hybrid controllers and all this stuff that we play.
Donnell KnoxHOST
62:13
But it's still something about playing on the vinyl, you know, just mixing in two tracks raw like that.
Donnell KnoxHOST
62:21
I think it goes
Libby BawdenGUEST
14:12
I probably couldn't do it anymore.
Libby BawdenGUEST
14:14
Now I can mix CDJs, but there's a real art to mixing vinyl, which I probably don't have anymore.
Emma JHOST
14:20
But then, you know, you get older and you realize in
Libby BawdenGUEST
14:22
Devon, there's probably not a huge demand for DJs.
Emma JHOST
16:57
Yeah.
Emma JHOST
16:58
I used to do pubs and clubs when I was starting.
Emma JHOST
17:02
And, you know, there's this general consensus that oh well you're just playing a few tunes in the corner you know and this is before you know Spotify and Livestream and all of this sort of stuff so you'd literally spend a day or two organising all your music trying to get all the new music trying to get everything onto like hard drives and USBs and like I had CDJs I'd bring with me so You'd have to go to the venue and lug your speakers and lug your decks and set everything up.
Emma JHOST
17:28
And you'd have to be there now really before people showed up and then stay back and take everything down.
AlexHOST
32:34
Some of the uses of this reverse engineer anything are really interesting.
AlexHOST
32:41
inspiring uh so so one of the things that they're doing for example is like people are just going into their car computer systems and going i don't like the look of this dashboard so i'm just gonna like hack the computer so that i can have the dial over here and add spotify over here or something or something like that then for example i've in my world uh DJ World, Pioneer, who make the CDJs, the hardware that you use to DJ in all the nightclubs around the world, the software that you prepare your tracks for at home to then play in the CDJs in the nightclub, the hardware.
AlexHOST
33:21
The software is notoriously crap.
AlexHOST
33:23
Like nobody has ever been able to understand why this multi fucking billion dollar company that has a total monopoly on DJ hardware makes the worst fucking software program in the world called record box.
CassöGUEST
29:57
sold them and then i re-bought them around the time i made started making music again well started making music um and that's when i actually started learning to mix a little bit but again just i didn't really care about i was like oh i just go away i just want to produce so it was before my first gig actually i'd said to my manager i was like oh by the way you know i can't i can't really dj he's like what So one of my mates, Bronnie, luckily lived in the city that I was playing.
CassöGUEST
30:22
And then two hours before the show, he showed me, he's like, right, these are CDJs, these are decks.
CassöGUEST
30:27
Do you have a USB? You put your USB in, you know, you crossfade it.
CassöGUEST
30:30
So I learned it so last

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