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Chris from Washington
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Why do people register, and then never post?

Post by Chris from Washington »

?

I don't get it, just looking through the memberlist. See some people who signed up like 2 months ago, and never posted anything. :confused
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Post by Ryan from Ohio »

I sent out an email to all them people. Actualy all members with less than 20 posts.

Maybe we should send another?
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Chris from Washington
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Post by Chris from Washington »

Is there a way in Vboard to send an email out to only members with less then xx amount of posts? Or did you have to go in and find out who had whatever number of posts?
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Post by Ryan from Ohio »

Theres a way. When you generate a mailing list you can specify...

Just do it right the first time :) Put a message in after making all slections :p
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ill post

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whats up, i used to be "camarolt77" at the old ezboard site, the last post i left you guys was asking about turntables, since then i became a dj and got signed to ifk rek. but anyway good to be back.
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A.K.A. megahurts4 :: Member since: July 19, 2002 :eek:
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Post by Mercedesbends69 »

ROFL

I was just talking about that, DJ's and such with cds of their "Songs".
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yeah...

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it may be other peoples music but once you learn how and when to mix it, tweak it, add effects or scratches it becomes a mix all your own. Its not just pushing play, or wobbling the record back and forth to look cool. Turntableism is an art form. There is so much that can be done with tables and a mixer it takes years to master.dont get me wrong I give props to all mucisians out there, i played the drums for years, but dj's deserve just as much respect. anyway though,.... . :unwell028
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Post by Ryan from Ohio »

I think it does take talent to do DJing. But there comes a point.

How does a DJ get signed to a record label?

Also if it takes years to master or to get good at it, and you have only been doing it for a year or less- what makes you good? Well good enough for a label? Or is this some little no name label?

Just trying to understand...

In toledo we have DJ Money Mike. His mixes are extremely good... But thats what they are, mixes. You cant sell it...It someone elses...
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Post by Renegadesrun »

Chris from Washington wrote:?

I don't get it, just looking through the memberlist. See some people who signed up like 2 months ago, and never posted anything. :confused :
I figured with as much spent on the last place someone would have told me why i could stay logged in, i guess i asked too many times because then i couldnt log in at all.

I remembered shortly after signing up.

Where is the f you smiley?
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