It's funny cause back in the day people said DJs were fake musicians but today those same people say old time DJs were real musicians LMFAAOOOOOOOOO

 

DJs don't produce music, they don't write songs, they don't play instruments, but they ensure that the music they produce is heard at parties, discos, or other events. In short, they aren't musicians!!!

But DJs serve a purpose: they're part of the entertainment industry; they make people dance and increase drink sales in discos (because a disco only has two sources of income: admission prices and drink sales). I think good DJs are important and necessary.

 

How can they ensure the music they produce is heard, if they don't produce ?
Also, DJ'ing can be an art. DJ Shadow is a musician as much as anyone else, even though he uses music produced by other people.

In that case, what difference does it make if a DJ takes seriously their craft or not? As long as it makes people dance and buy drinks, who cares if they're a serious DJ or just an influencer ?

 

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The term "musician," with the feminine ending "Musikerin," encompasses both producing and reproducing musicians. Producing musicians are people who perform a producing or directing role for musical pieces, such as composers, songwriters, conductors, music teachers, music producers, etc. Reproducing musicians are people who actively create music. This includes all instrumentalists, such as guitarists, pianists, drummers, violinists, DJs, etc., as well as vocal musicians who use their voice or breath for musical purposes, such as singers, rappers, yodelers, beatboxers, or whistlers. A distinction is made between professional musicians and amateur musicians.

A professional musician is someone who earns their living exclusively or predominantly from music. A professional musician pursues music with a so-called profit-making intention. Musicians often specialize in a particular genre, although overlaps are possible.

You raised the question.

No one can see into someone else's head. Exactly, as long as people are dancing and drinking, he'll keep his job. If he suddenly starts playing classical music and people fall asleep, he'll lose his job too. The better his reputation, the more crowded the place. Ideally, your name is Paul Van Dyke, because the place is always packed.

 

E: huffing paint

 

It was a serious question. You said :

and then :

I'm just asking whose music do they ensure is heard? Who is "they" in this sentence ?

Is this ChatGPT v0.1 ?