disc jockey (EN)
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Disc jockeys mix music from various sources using turntables or a mixing console and play music at events in front of a live audience. They may provide the music on the radio. They select the music played on the radio and make sure that it is broadcasted according to schedule. Disc jockeys can also create mixes for later distribution and playback.
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Source aliases (EN)
- radio disc jockey
- live music mixer
- DJ
- music selector and broadcaster
- live mixer
- club disc jockey
- deejay
- music selector
- live mixing disc jockey
Skills and knowledge
Essential (EN) · 19
- select music for performance
- mix multi-track recordings
- set up sound equipment
- acoustics
- musical instruments
- study music
- musical genres
- perform soundchecks
- operate an audio mixing console
- connect music fragments
- assess sound quality
- mix sound in a live situation
- compose playlist
- record multi-track sound
- interact with an audience
- edit recorded sound
- select music
- musical theory
- maintain sound equipment
Optional (EN) · 20
- select music for training
- set up a multi-track recording
- follow a brief
- transpose music
- musical notation
- consult with sound editor
- ensure the appropriate atmosphere
- finish project within budget
- play musical instruments
- ICT software specifications
- specialise in a musical genre
- multimedia systems
- design a music show
- use audio reproduction software
- compose music
- attend music recording sessions
- record music
- perform music solo
- participate in music studio recordings
- operate sound live
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