David Guetta Answers DJ Questions | Tech Support | WIRED
33,053World renowned DJ David Guetta joins WIRED to answer the internet’s burning questions about DJing. How do you learn to match beats like a DJ? What is it so powerful when DJs drop the beat? Do DJs practice their sets in advance? Whats the difference between DJing at a festival as opposed to in the club? Answers to these questions and many more await on DJ Support with David Guetta.\n\n0:00 DJ Support with David Guetta\n0:13 DROP THE BEAT\n1:44 DJ Practice\n3:59 The knobs are lava\n4:42 How do you read the crowd when the club isn't vibing?\n5:34 Playing festivals vs. clubs\n7:00 Learn to match beats\n9:43 What are you listening to?\n10:56 DG’s DJ Fails\n12:24 3AM\n13:26 Mixes vs. Remixes vs. Producing\n15:28 How David Guetta makes a DJ set\n16:51 Jogwheels\n\nDirector: Jackie Phillips\nDirector of Photography: AJ Young \nEditor: Alex Mechanik\nExpert: David Guttea\nLine Producer: Jamie Rasmussen\nAssociate Producer: Brandon White \nProduction Manager: Peter Brunette\nProduction Coordinator: Rhyan Lark\nTalent Booker: Jenna Caldwell\nCamera Operator: Seth Craven\nSound Mixer: Paul Cornett \nProduction Assistant: Liliana Starck\nPost Production Supervisor: Christian Olguin\nSupervising Editor: Erica DeLeo\nAdditional Editor: Samantha DiVito\nAssistant Editor: Billy Ward
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