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Hey guys,

I was wondering if any of you are DJ's (not radio, but parties, weddings, etc.)?

Through the ministry at church I often play music for children and youth, leading them in praise and worship, games, dances, etc. I've even done some of the same at school events, etc. (but not for pay)

I am interested in perhaps starting to do this as a side-business (focusing on family-friendly and youth/children oriented music.) I have a small Kustom sound system and laptop, but was wondering about licensing requirements, etc. I would like to go about this legally and not violate any copyright laws. What's officially the difference between a private party and a public function? Where are some good sources for downloading music? Can I use the music that I've currently downloaded, etc.?

Any pointers and comments would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

Stacy

I used to do this a few years ago as a side job.

Everything I used was on cd's as the mp3 systems were still getting started.

One of the best programs I found was the promo only company. You buy a subscription for different genres of music and they would send you cd's each month containing music that was coming out on the radio.

It made things like dances and proms really easy.

Good luck!

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