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Comment on Thursday Night Dance Party by 3.04.10 – Thursday Night Dance Party at 7pm PDT | Nexeus Fatale

3.04.10 – Thursday Night Dance Party at 7pm PDT | Nexeus Fatale — Thu, 04 Mar 2010 18:16:38 +0000

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Comment on Music Licensing Issues in Second Life by Ameretat

Ameretat — Mon, 22 Feb 2010 17:28:28 +0000

Any advice on how to list money earned in SL on those forms?

I’ve been hoping to keep my RL identity and my SL identity separate, even for the purpose of DJing, but it looks like that won’t last long after all.

Comment on The Toxic Avenger – Superheros 2007 [Free Music Friday] by Dj Jane

Dj Jane — Thu, 18 Feb 2010 18:26:22 +0000

what about female DJ who’s trying to make it in the music/DJ industry how would you go about this i am 17 female into hard house i have a pair cdj 400 and djm 400 mixer running vir dj via a lap top

Comment on Frustrations of an Ethnic Avatar in Second Life by gaffar Belar

gaffar Belar — Mon, 01 Feb 2010 12:10:39 +0000

I agree with a few coments I’ve read.
You need to try to do it yourself, I’m a builder and I do my own objects, I also texture my stuff.
Its dificult at the starting but you end very happy with your work.
I used to use a old man avatar (because everybody mostly uses young ones). The skin was amazing, but it got copybotted and now its a freebie (damn copybotters) so… I ended making my own skin.
http://images4.wikia.nocookie.net/secondlife/images/f/f3/1.jpg
There take a look.

I recomand you to do your own skin, with the time it will end been perfect and you will be proud of it.

Get: -Gimp 2.4
-SL templates

And watch videotutorials over youtube, its a good start.

GOOD LUCK!

Comment on What Is Second Life? by World of warcraft guide

World of warcraft guide — Tue, 26 Jan 2010 06:00:15 +0000

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Comment on How to DJ in Second Life by Judas

Judas — Wed, 23 Dec 2009 01:37:04 +0000

En este blog (judassantos.blogspot.com/) podrán encontrar instrucciones en español para ser DJ en Second Life, usando Mac OS X, sin necesidad de pagar por el servidor de streaming.

Comment on How to Get a Hired as a DJ in Second Life by Sidda Leigh

Sidda Leigh — Mon, 12 Oct 2009 17:13:56 +0000

As manager of dogglounge deep house music club in second life, I can tell you that DJ’s usually take the wrong approach in trying to get hired.
1. First of all, be sure that you are adept at spinning the genre of music that the club is about. dogglounge is a deep house music club…you would be surprised at the DJ’s that contact me that say they don’t play deep house music usually but will *adapt* or dont play it at all yet wish to spin there…o.O 2. If a you are interested in spinning in any club, I would suggest spending some time there, getting to know the people, the vibe, and the feel of the music that is played rather then just showing up full of questions, like many do, and without having ever been in the club at all…wanting to spin.

Comment on How to DJ in Second Life by Second Life and Ibiza | KizaPark

Second Life and Ibiza | KizaPark — Wed, 30 Sep 2009 16:16:32 +0000

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Comment on Frustrations of an Ethnic Avatar in Second Life by Jimmyjunk

Jimmyjunk — Sat, 26 Sep 2009 22:41:50 +0000

I know how you feel. I’m on the opposite end of the spectrum; Irish decendent with a rocker/metal head style. Yet I can’t find anything that accurately represents me. I have long hair, but I can not find any normal looking long hair. I can only find fancy girl hair or highly stylized/stereotypical “metal” hair. Skins usually fall in the “light” to “literal white” tones, nothing that represents my fair/pale Irish skin. I have a full beard, and every male avatar I find with beards painted on are just goatees, chin straps, or five o’clock shadow.

I figure, the only why I will be able to get it the way I want is to do it myself. That’s my best suggestion for you. Maybe you could also contact some of the designers that you like, and discuss the situation with them. Give them the idea that this is something worth while to do, that it could be profitable. Maybe see if they can do a custom for you. You mention that you have friends that are designers that feel the same way. How come they don’t do anything with it?

But I have to disagree with you on one part. I don’t think it has anything to do with ignorance. I think there are a couple of things at play.

1. There are relatively few high quality designers in SL compared to the total population.
2. It’s not that they “won’t” sell, but other items that they can be making might sell more. Why would a designer make a west indian skin that only a few hundred might buy, when they can spend their limited time making a vampire skin that 10s of thousands might buy?
3. You have a specific style in your mind that you want. People aren’t going to have that same specific idea, so you might never find that someone else made it. OR, maybe someone DID make it, but SL is such a large place, it’s like finding a golden needle in a haystack. I refuse to believe NO ONE in SL has thought of making a skin with a full beard, I probably just haven’t found it yet. And even if I did, I bet the skin would still not represent the specific style that I want.
4. The majority of the people in SL are probably pretty happy with the selection or they just don’t care. I don’t think most people are trying to have their SL identity represent their RL identity. They are fine with having a generic “white” skin or “black” skin, or they just wear crazy non-real avys. I’ve met very few people who are actively recreating themselves in SL. I think we are in the minority in that respect.

Well, just some food for thought. I know it was pretty long winded. Good luck on finding what you are looking for. Or, better yet, make an original of your own, and maybe make a few extra L$ in the process.

Comment on How to Become a Good DJ by Gabriel Myers

Gabriel Myers — Fri, 11 Sep 2009 07:14:47 +0000

thanks for the advices. I jest decided to become DJ. I will be using cd to play music. I have a great passion for music. I am afraid at this point, but I think I can make it. once again thanks for the advice.