Rank1

I've been a DJ since 1987 and used to DJ with a group called One Live Beat from Union City, CA in the Bay Area. During that time, I looked up to DJ's like Cameron Paul (106.1 KMEL) and DJ Qbert. I always tried to attend the showcases and battles like Imagine and AA Productions. I won my first and only battle in the early 90's. I stopped DJing in 2000 and if it wasn't for digital mixing tools like Serato, Torq, etc., I probably would have never got back into it. Personally I use Torq and I still use vinyl. I got back into it in January of 2010 and fortunately for me, I was able to get my old turntables (Technics SL-1200MK2) back from my younger brother who I gave to 10 years ago! I'm glad that I am able to DJ again because music is something that I've always loved and had a passion for.

Currently I'm a student at http://www.qbertskratchuniversity.com/ and I'm refining my skills as a scratch DJ and turntablist. I believe that once you learn how to beat match and mix songs, (which I learned in the late 80's) it is something that a DJ will never forget how to do. Personally, I also feel as a DJ you never stop learning and being a student of the element because learning how to scratch and use the turntable as an instrument will take any DJ to the next level. Please visit my links to learn more about my experience as a DJ.

Contact Information