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Heyy.
So as the title says, I'm deeply struggling with how to come up with dj ICON, not Logo, I have a logo made by a graphic designer already (and whom I will ask assistance for on creating an icon)
But when I mean icon, I mean Illeniums Phoenix, Kai Wachis skull, Wooli's Mammoth, Subtronics blob guy, Barely Alives cassette tape face thing, and so-on.
When it comes to art, I am generally not creative, nor very imaginative, so I am having a very hard time conceptualizing in my head how to approach creating an icon for my brand. Especially given my current Dj name is something simple like QUINN currently.
Just wondering if anyone has advice on how to approach creating something like this because I'm not sure where to even begin or start with.
I largely DJ dubstep from deep 140's to melodic and other varieties.
EDIT:
I guess I will clarify if it isn't clear: I mean conceptualizing *what* will represent me. Not any aspect of actually drawing it, I have someone I will pay to do that. I just simply don't know what idea to even approach them with to draw or how to find an idea that will represent me well.
First off: I realize there are other post here with a similar question but they are either A)2+ years old or B ) Not under the same circumstance/situation as me.
I have been livestream/bedroom DJ'ing since about 2021, having moved from a DDJ-200, to FLX-4, now to a FLX-6 GT a few years ago. I'd consider myself quite well experienced and have gotten all I really can from the FLX-6.
My goal this year is to take IRL DJ'ing more serious now that schools over, which started last year when I started going to many many open decks and made a few connections. The controllers used at all of these open decks was the XDJ-XZ, with a CDJ here and there, but only having 20 minutes max at any one event to get used to them made things a hassle.
I would like to start going to these more with the goal of becoming booked at these venues soon/in the future.
Therefore, with this in mind, would it be more worth it for me to get the AZ so I can get used to the style of controllers/mixers being used at venues around me? Or would it be more worthwhile to save my money and get the FLX-10, ultimately being "somewhat close enough".
My fear with the FLX-10 is that I really feel I'm hindering myself not being able to 'get used" to all the menu's, knobs and buttons to manipulate those menu's, and dealing with how wave-forms, autogain, beatsync, USB's, and other factors are generally handled by the standalone platforms. This leaves me worried I may not be able to perform with the most confidence on-stage as I try and fiddle around to find things, or deal with unique issues, rather than being able to focus on the music.
My fear with getting the XDJ-AZ is, first and foremost cost, but also feeling I may be making a rash decision that sounds really good in the moment but may be one I regret due to something I'm not thinking about or considering in this moment.
Just wanting others opinions.
EDIT: I should add that this will be for PERSONAL HOME-USE.
I do not plan to carry a FLX-10/XDJ-AZ to gigs with me unless required or other needed circumstances