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”Reading the crowd”. About that, how does it exactly work?how do you know how the crowd is gonna enjoy the next track based on how they reacted to the previous one? Isn’t it a little shortsided to go off based on current crowd behavior and not planning a journey from start to finish?
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I’m no expert but in my experience the best sets i’ve heard had been carefully crafted to take you places and then out of them, or atleast i feel that way. i’m gonna go on a limb and say that usually half of the crowd wouldn’t know what track to play next if it was up to them.
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The toddler analogy is fucking wild cause the guy who's teaching me put it like this: Use the 10/10 scream-a-long classics as a way to reward the audience for going along with you, like showing a movie in class as reward for good behavior.
Dude loves his job and his audiences but he can be incredibly candid. 🤣😅😅😅