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I say : Only Sets from Events are tagged as Pro sets here

Maybe make a third choice for the radio sets from some DJ's here
I was thinking of Radio Set or Semi-Pro

On 25-04-2010 12:48:22, mstx wrote:

Who decides what's official and what's not?

On 25-04-2010 17:35:40, mstx wrote:

If you have 1 release it doesn't (have to) mean DJ-ing is your primary profession.

THIS makes you an official artist, cq having professionalism.

Look, it's just impossible to set a line "just on opinions", a release makes you an artist.
Wether they are mega good or crap as hell, this fact doesnt matter at all.
But like I said earlier. These people show professionalism by playing tracks in their sets and bringing them out (this is a fact, otherwise you have NO ground to stand on summing up bigstar djs)
This said, draws the line between: people that play their own tracks to boost up their sets, people that DONT play their own tracks in their sets and people that are officially artist.

I also understand very well there are alot of GOOD djs around, but GOOD only doesnt make them professional.
You'd either need to have a release or be contracted by a booking agency

anyone up for the job researching all djs if they have one of the two or both?

- didn't really think so either major stupid idea, this topic.

http://pro.lsdb.nl

tha bezt invention of all time after man invented the wheel

On 25-04-2010 18:09:20, Morango wrote:

http://pro.lsdb.nl

tha bezt invention of all time after man invented the wheel

On 25-04-2010 17:58:21, Pithune wrote:

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THIS makes you an official artist, cq having professionalism.

Look, it's just impossible to set a line "just on opinions", a release makes you an artist.
Wether they are mega good or crap as hell, this fact doesnt matter at all.
But like I said earlier. These people show professionalism by playing tracks in their sets and bringing them out (this is a fact, otherwise you have NO ground to stand on summing up bigstar djs)
This said, draws the line between: people that play their own tracks to boost up their sets, people that DONT play their own tracks in their sets and people that are officially artist.

I also understand very well there are alot of GOOD djs around, but GOOD only doesnt make them professional.
You'd either need to have a release or be contracted by a booking agency

anyone up for the job researching all djs if they have one of the two or both?

- didn't really think so either major stupid idea, this topic.

The only reason you put so much effort in not letting this idea take effect is because of this:

On 25-04-2010 18:16:28, Dakpan wrote:

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The only reason you put so much effort in not letting this idea take effect is because of this:

On 25-04-2010 18:16:28, Dakpan wrote:

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The only reason you put so much effort in not letting this idea take effect is because of this:

In the reverse it's basicly nothing different from M4A1's starterspost.

So I have all the reason to claim the opposite WHY? -> READ THE TOPIC

On 25-04-2010 17:58:21, Pithune wrote:

[...]
THIS makes you an official artist, cq having professionalism.

Look, it's just impossible to set a line "just on opinions", a release makes you an artist.
Wether they are mega good or crap as hell, this fact doesnt matter at all.
But like I said earlier. These people show professionalism by playing tracks in their sets and bringing them out (this is a fact, otherwise you have NO ground to stand on summing up bigstar djs)
This said, draws the line between: people that play their own tracks to boost up their sets, people that DONT play their own tracks in their sets and people that are officially artist.

I also understand very well there are alot of GOOD djs around, but GOOD only doesnt make them professional.
You'd either need to have a release or be contracted by a booking agency

anyone up for the job researching all djs if they have one of the two or both?

- didn't really think so either major stupid idea, this topic.

3rd point: playing in a major event

it's funny how Noisecontrollers's IQ set came back to front page, cleaning lots of sets using Pro...refresh!

On 25-04-2010 18:18:31, Pithune wrote:

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In the reverse it's basicly nothing different from M4A1's starterspost.

So I have all the reason to claim the opposite WHY? -> READ THE TOPIC

Reactie gewijzigd op: 25 Apr 2010 18:20

Probeer nou een keer iets niet te wijzigen

amateur/professional whack a hack delete it

On 25-04-2010 18:22:14, Morango wrote:

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3rd point: playing in a major event

Only when the capacity hits at least 1000 visitors

But again, anyone up for the job researching all events?
Anyone up IF anything is a real life event at all ?

Music box is pro pithune:$

The smiley of the proffesionals is lame it should be more boss attitude

only 4 or 5 professional hardstyle dj's in the world

- btw: I don't like the idea, but who cares, admin (Bert) decides and

if you make money by dj`in producin then thats pro 4 me

On 25-04-2010 20:00:02, lawless29 wrote:

if you make money by dj`in producing then thats pro 4 me

+ booked by an agency

But i dont think that we have to edit all Pro Sets to Professional (Set Editors & Mods)

what do you say mstx?

En zo kan deze site wel meer snufjes gebruiken

On 25-04-2010 20:23:17, Nitrogen wrote:

But i dont think that we have to edit all Pro Sets to Professional (Set Editors & Mods)

what do you say mstx?

What do you mean?

Just to be clear, being an amateur is not insult. If you look amateur up in the dictonary it says: iemand die iets niet als beroep doet, maar voor zijn of haar plezier

Someone who does something out of fun, not as a job.


Yes Pithune, you can act professional, but that doesn't mean you are a professional. Let's keep it to the definition of an athlete. If you do it for a living (or you can live from it but you just won't) you are a professional.

On 25-04-2010 20:49:33, mstx wrote:

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What do you mean?

If we now have to edit all Sets on pro.lsdb.nl to 'professional' ?

This would take his Time