Live-mixed drum & bass on CDJs
Choose Drum & Bass event for a genuine Audio Demon live mix on CDJs, and give me your wedding running order so the performance can work around formalities.
Book Drum & Bass eventIf drum and bass is part of your story as a couple, there is no reason to leave it out of the reception. The important question is how the music fits your guests and your schedule: a late-night D&B takeover, a shorter celebratory set or a completely specialist party.
A wedding needs a more precise plan than a typical club slot. First dance, speeches, cake, venue turnaround and evening guest arrivals can all affect the running order. I would agree those moments with you before deciding when a live-mixed D&B performance should start.
These are different booking types. Choose the one that matches how you want the music delivered—not just the occasion.
Choose Drum & Bass event for a genuine Audio Demon live mix on CDJs, and give me your wedding running order so the performance can work around formalities.
Book Drum & Bass eventChoose Wedding for a conventional reception using laptop music, with optional D&B tracks but without a live-mixed Audio Demon CDJ set.
Book standard wedding DJFor a live-mixed Audio Demon set, choose “Drum & Bass Event (CDJs)”. “Club Night (CDJs)” also uses the specialist CDJ booking format for suitable club events. Standard party and event bookings use laptop music playback, not a live-mixed set. Equipment and venue requirements are confirmed when booking.
There are several ways to feature D&B without surprising the whole room at the wrong moment. We can plan it around the couple, the guests and the venue timetable.
Choose the exact recording, version and cue; the first dance need not be part of a beatmatched mix.
If you want a mixed audience to join in, the early evening can have a different intensity from the later D&B period.
A planned liquid-to-jump-up build can give the couple and their friends a proper Audio Demon finish.
Share the venue postcode and wedding timetable. If the venue provides a PA or booth, ask for the player and mixer specifications, microphone availability and any sound limiter. If a full mobile setup is needed, confirm access and setup time.
For the mixed performance, choose Drum & Bass event in the booking form. For a standard reception, choose Wedding. Neither category should be treated as interchangeable: they have different equipment and performance formats.
Yes. The first dance can be any song you choose; the later specialist performance can focus on D&B.
Decide in advance whether D&B is a dedicated late set or the main soundtrack. A standard mixed-genre wedding format is a separate option.
No. Choose Drum & Bass event for the Audio Demon live-mixing format. A standard Wedding booking uses laptop playback.
Yes, share key timings and the named venue contact so setup and important moments can be agreed.
Not necessarily. Suitable venue equipment can sometimes be used; otherwise discuss the sound, booth and lighting requirements before booking.
Plan the formal moments and your D&B time together. For a live-mixed Audio Demon set, choose Drum & Bass event when checking your date.