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1. Djay pro 2 serato timecode generator#
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3. Djay pro 2 serato timecode portable#

Fortunately, battery-powered, portable speakers are the norm these days and the options range from the consumer level speakers to full-on professional level PA systems.

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A full PA system setup might attract undue attention.If you aren’t downsizing your current setup, you’ll still need to transport it, including the the sound system (probably via a car).Quieter and less hazardous than a gas generator.

Djay pro 2 serato timecode generator#

Easy to setup – it’s the exact same as your regular setup, just bringing a battery powered generator in place of a gas generator.With this, you can continue using your regular setup, PA system, and whatever else as normal – you just need to make sure that your battery bank produces enough power to run your gear and has a decent amount of power in it. This is one of the easiest options, as you’re really just using a battery power bank as your power source– replacing a generator or wall outlet.

Battery bank/generator-powered setup: Photo via Amazon Let’s take a look at some of the power options that would be fitting for a portable DJ setup.

Step 1: Choosing a speaker & power source At a high level, we’ll cover two main areas of concern: your speaker (and the power source you’ll need to power it), and your DJ gear. Let’s take a look at a bunch of of gear combination options to create your own mobile DJ setup. Forget mobile DJing, we’re talking about portable DJing. Portability and convenience seem far more important than a lot of the “pro” features I needed before. Now that most of my public DJing consists of small groups in a park at quiet levels, most of that is pretty moot. This is admittedly not very loud, but it’s loud enough for a small group of friends socializing in the park.īack during the “before times,” my biggest criteria when purchasing gear was finding a professional level of features, build, and reliability. In my city, there is a “busking” loophole that allows amplified music – as long as the speakers are battery powered and the decibel level is about 70 db. One way of dealing with permitting issue sin some areas has been using battery-powered gear and staying within a certain volume. That said, small, outdoor gatherings of responsible people that are properly socially distancing (or bubbled up) could be a perfect situation to include a live DJ. On top of that, in many areas – especially larger cities – setting up a rig for amplified music require permits that may not even be available while the pandemic is happening. Largish, attention-gathering setups run the risk of attracting more people than your area allows, spreading the virus among attendees who refuse to socially distance – which can happen when you create a party atmosphere -– and attracting local law enforcement. Likewise, while being outdoors can be much safer in terms of COVID-19 transmission, large and unmasked gatherings are still frowned upon by many – including governments and disease experts. While setting up a full, generator-powered sound system rig and stage in the park to attempt a socially distanced party seems attractive, not everyone has the space, gear, or transportation ability for this. They’ve turned to setting up outdoors in an attempt to recapture some of that magic we once felt when playing to a real dancefloor, beyond live-streaming and Zoom parties. With large gatherings limited or banned in some places, many bars and clubs shut down, and apprehension around returning to indoor venues – where viral spread risk is greater – many DJs are trying a make-do solution for outdoor gigs and gatherings.