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Guides

Straight answers,
Sinhala first.

Not a blog that goes quiet in March. A reference library about renting gear, running events and learning to play — written because nobody else is writing it in Sinhala.

10 published so far. The rest are being written — nothing here pretends to be finished.

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Rentals

4 live · 1 planned
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CDJ-3000 vs XDJ-RR — which should you rent?

Two very different rigs. Which one suits your room, your set and your budget.

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Delivery and setup — Battaramulla to anywhere on the island

What actually happens on the day: brought in, set up, soundchecked, and collected afterwards.

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How do you rent DJ gear for a party?

Step by step — what to ask, what should be in the price, and what happens on the day.

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What does DJ gear rental cost in Sri Lanka?

What actually moves the price, what a deposit covers, and what should already be included before you compare two quotes.

සිංහලIn progress

සාදයකට DJ උපකරණ කුලියට ගන්නේ කොහොමද?

Renting for a party, step by step — what to ask for and what it should include.

Learning

3 live · 2 planned
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Do you need to buy gear to learn DJing?

The rent-to-learn path — practise on club equipment without owning any of it.

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How do you start DJing?

How to start without buying gear, what to learn first, and how to get to your first gig.

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Rekordbox 7 — your first mix, step by step

From loading a track to giving a clean transition, in order.

සිංහලIn progress

DJ වෙන්න පටන් ගන්නේ කොහොමද?

Where to start, what gear you truly need, and what a first gig really costs.

සිංහලIn progress

Rekordbox 7 සිංහලෙන් — your first mix, step by step

From loading your first track to a clean transition, in Sinhala.

Events

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How much should a wedding DJ cost in Sri Lanka?

What goes into a quote, how to tell a fair one from a bad one, and when renting the gear is the better answer.

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Outdoor events: power, cabling and safety

Outdoor nights fail on power far more often than on equipment. What to check before the day.

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Wedding sound checklist: 150–300 guests

What a room that size actually needs, and the three things people forget until the speeches start.