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DJ$22420$ - translation to English

AMERICAN DJ AND AUTHOR
DJ/Rupture; DJ/RUPTURE; DJ /Rupture; DJ Rupture; DJ rupture; Dj rupture; Dj Rupture; Mudd Up!; Mudd Up; DJ \rupture; DJ \Rupture; DJ/rupture; DJ /rupture

DJ      
n. dj (Abürzung für diskjokey)
disc jockey         
  • [[Grand Wizzard Theodore]] (R). In the early 1970s in the South Bronx, he invented the "DJ scratch" technique.
  • crossfader]] enables the DJ to smoothly transition from a song on one sound source to a song from a different sound source.
  • [[DJ Qbert]] performing in Rainbow Warehouse in [[Birmingham]] (video with close-up photography at the DJ mixer, though without sound)
  • Radio station DJ in a studio
  • French electronic music producer and DJ [[Miss Kittin]]
  • A [[screenshot]] of [[Mixxx]] DJ software running on [[Mac OS X]]
  • DJ [[Pete Rock]] performing at Rahzel and Friends – Brooklyn Bowl, 2016
  • Pioneer DDJ-RX]] controller with the mixing software rekordbox running on a computer. The physical setup (two "discs" as primary tools, mixing controls mainly in the middle) of this digital DJ workplace strongly resembles the style of the old analog DJ set above, as the latter was standard and "[[best practice]]".
  • [[DJ Spooky]] at the [[Sundance Film Festival]] in 2003, using two [[Technics SL-1200]] turntables and a DJ mixer
  • vinyl records]] and a [[DJ mixer]]
  • Vintage DJ Station. A [[DJ mixer]] is placed between the two turntables.
PERSON WHO PLAYS RECORDED MUSIC FOR AN AUDIENCE
DJ; Disk jockey; D.J.; Disc Jockey; Radio DJ; Dee jaying; DJing; Dj; DJ's In Rock Group's; Dee-jay; Disc jockies; Disc-jockey; Dee jay; Disk jockeys; Indie DJ; Dee Jaying; Spinning (djing); Timeline of events related to the disc jockey; Club DJ; Discaire; Disc-Jockey; DiscJockey; Tablist; Deejays; DeeJaying; DJ's; Selector (disc jockey); Disk Jockey; Dj equipment; Discjockey; Club disc jockey; Disc Jokey; Djing Software; Funkmaster; Rock DJ (disc jockey); Djs; DJs; D.j.; Radio deejay; D J; Urban Disc Jockey; Deejaying; DJ (music); Deejay; Disc jockeys; Resident DJs; Faking DJ; DJs who fake; DJs pretending; DJs pretending to mix; DJs faking mixing; DJ miming; Fake DJ; Pretend DJ; Faking DJs; Radio deejaying; DJ-ing; 🆐; DJ software; Disc Jockey's; DJane
Discjockey (Musikvorträger, Verantwortlicher für die Plattensammlung)
disk jockey         
  • [[Grand Wizzard Theodore]] (R). In the early 1970s in the South Bronx, he invented the "DJ scratch" technique.
  • crossfader]] enables the DJ to smoothly transition from a song on one sound source to a song from a different sound source.
  • [[DJ Qbert]] performing in Rainbow Warehouse in [[Birmingham]] (video with close-up photography at the DJ mixer, though without sound)
  • Radio station DJ in a studio
  • French electronic music producer and DJ [[Miss Kittin]]
  • A [[screenshot]] of [[Mixxx]] DJ software running on [[Mac OS X]]
  • DJ [[Pete Rock]] performing at Rahzel and Friends – Brooklyn Bowl, 2016
  • Pioneer DDJ-RX]] controller with the mixing software rekordbox running on a computer. The physical setup (two "discs" as primary tools, mixing controls mainly in the middle) of this digital DJ workplace strongly resembles the style of the old analog DJ set above, as the latter was standard and "[[best practice]]".
  • [[DJ Spooky]] at the [[Sundance Film Festival]] in 2003, using two [[Technics SL-1200]] turntables and a DJ mixer
  • vinyl records]] and a [[DJ mixer]]
  • Vintage DJ Station. A [[DJ mixer]] is placed between the two turntables.
PERSON WHO PLAYS RECORDED MUSIC FOR AN AUDIENCE
DJ; Disk jockey; D.J.; Disc Jockey; Radio DJ; Dee jaying; DJing; Dj; DJ's In Rock Group's; Dee-jay; Disc jockies; Disc-jockey; Dee jay; Disk jockeys; Indie DJ; Dee Jaying; Spinning (djing); Timeline of events related to the disc jockey; Club DJ; Discaire; Disc-Jockey; DiscJockey; Tablist; Deejays; DeeJaying; DJ's; Selector (disc jockey); Disk Jockey; Dj equipment; Discjockey; Club disc jockey; Disc Jokey; Djing Software; Funkmaster; Rock DJ (disc jockey); Djs; DJs; D.j.; Radio deejay; D J; Urban Disc Jockey; Deejaying; DJ (music); Deejay; Disc jockeys; Resident DJs; Faking DJ; DJs who fake; DJs pretending; DJs pretending to mix; DJs faking mixing; DJ miming; Fake DJ; Pretend DJ; Faking DJs; Radio deejaying; DJ-ing; 🆐; DJ software; Disc Jockey's; DJane
n. Diskjockey

Definition

DJ
also D.J., dj (DJs)
1.
A DJ is the same as a disc jockey
.
N-COUNT
2.
A DJ is the same as a dinner jacket
. (BRIT)
N-COUNT

Wikipedia

Jace Clayton

Jace Clayton, also known as DJ /rupture, is a New York-based American DJ, writer and interdisciplinary artist. In addition to his music, Clayton has established a blog identity with musical and non-musical posts on his website, "mudd up!". His book, Uprooot: Travels in 21st-Century Music and Digital Culture, was published in 2016.