DJ Harris

01/18/2025

🚀 AI Music Video Premiere Tonight at 8PM PST! 🎶

I'm thrilled to share my latest project with you all—a music video created entirely using Generative AI content!

Here's a sneak peek at what went into it:

🎵 Song Production & Mastering: Crafted and perfected using AI. 🎥 Video Creation: Assembled from AI-generated clips. 📝 Captions & Descriptions: Auto-timed and re-written with AI magic.

See you at 8PM. The countdown begins at 7:55.

Dive into the holiday spirit with DJ Aaron Harris's "Christmas Day Service"! This catchy 8-bit synth song perfectly illustrates the battle between attending ...

12/25/2024

New music from DJ Aaron Harris. Local Albany, Oregon based DJ. Music available on streaming platforms - https://artists.landr.com/beautifulnoises

12/24/2024

Merry Christmas!

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05/22/2023

Who says wedding playlists have to be boring? 🎵👰 I'm here to mix things up and keep the dance floor thumpin' with some unique tracks! 💃 From the kids to the grandparents, I've got something for everyone! Let's dance the night away! 🕺

05/15/2023

Many couples will choose their wedding venue because of the natural backdrop beauty. They are hoping to get amazing pictures and give their Guest an amazing view to gaze upon as the nuptials proceed. Unfortunately, many venues don't plan ahead by thinking about how the DJ or sound engineer will place the speakers to provide the sound for the ceremony. In my first few years of DJ'ing, this was the most frustrating part of the whole wedding event. It's a matter of locating the electrical outlets, keeping the power cords out of the way, placing speakers up front without blocking the bridal party, and getting sound from my sound board to the speakers (more wires).

Well, I have invested my efforts into finding a reasonable solution for ceremony sound coverage and it comes down to two simple things: smaller speakers and wireless audio. The speakers are small, but they still push out some quality sound at good volumes in an outdoor space. When it comes to wireless sound there are a couple of options: bluetooth, digital, and analog. Bluethooth connections are good for consumer applications, like at home. In a professional setting, bluetooth is prone to dropouts and it is rather unsecure because just about anyone with a smart device may be able to tap into the signal and push their own audio (yikes!). Digital wireless seems like it would be good solution, but the 2.4ghz frequency is crowded by so many other devices. Live audio requires a consistent and strong signal otherwise it will get choppy and the experience will be terrible. Analog wireless is the best solution as long as the frequency in use is clear. This should not be an issue at most venue locations, but occasionally the analog space is too crowded and would result in a poor audio experience. Wired is always the best solution, but venues typically do not pre-install wired connections so it's a matter of depending on professional experience to make a decision that preserves the natural beauty of the ceremony space while ensuring that the sound experience is high quality.

Hopefully this post is an example of what I mean when I use the word "professional." A professional can navigate tough situations like this without adding extra stress to your day.

05/12/2023

2023 will be my 8th year as a DJ. Each year I learn something new about myself and how to provide the best possible experience for my clients. From 2020 through 2022 I learned the value of focusing on connecting with the right people.

My goal for 2023 is to support 30 groups/couples for their special event. I want to work with people who are fun, easy-going, loving, caring, and excited about hiring an awesome DJ for their event. Additionally, I want to DJ for Guests who enjoy celebrating and will appreciate the unique experience of partying with a professional DJ versus a playlist.

The odd thing about setting goals and talking about them publicly is that it expresses vulnerability. As I am posting this I am thinking, "What if I don't reach 30 events and people assume that it is because I'm not good at what I do?"

Well, I don't have time to be too worried about this small goal of reaching 30 DJ events because my bigger goal is to invest in some commercial real estate so that I can open and operate a Venue space in Albany, Oregon. And I have completed quite a bit of research and number crunching to figure out how to make that come to life.

"Luck is when an opportunity comes along and you're prepared for it." - Denzel Washington

Share my contact info with someone you know who is getting married or planning an event.

https://mynewdj.com/wedding
[email protected]

05/09/2023

Don't compromise the success of your event with a bedroom DJ. Hire a professional, experienced, and service-minded DJ who will ensure your guests have a night to remember.

05/07/2023

Let's turn up the volume and rock your event! Contact DJ Aaron Harris now and let's make it a party your guests won't forget. Book your DJ service today!

05/06/2023

Ready to shimmy and shake your way down the aisle? 🕺💃🎶 Look no further than our wedding DJ services! 🎧✨ Available summer 2023 and beyond, we're ready to bring the party to your big day and make sure your guests never want to leave the dance floor. 💃🕺🎉 Let's start planning the ultimate celebration! 🎉✨

05/06/2023

Bring on the requests, just please spare us the Baby Shark...we promise we won't judge (too much) 🦈🎶

09/11/2022

Wedding DJs can cover your wedding day from Guest arrival until the last song at the reception.

HOWEVER

It is also possible that you hire a band and a DJ to create a dynamic atmosphere for your Guests.

You need to think about your budget and the type of experience/memories that you want to create.

Every option has pros and cons and the only person who can tell you which option is best is YOU.

But I am excited that today I get to share the space with two other talented groups. It is. It common that I get hired into situations like this.

09/05/2022

Can you see the speakers? That's because I always choose a low profile setup so that most Guests (and the photographer) cannot see the speakers, but they can hear the sound coming from them.

This includes power cords and audio cables.

This venue is beautiful and I don't want the equipment to take anything away from the ceremony views.

This is something small that can help show the difference between an amateur DJ and a professional DJ. An amateur is concerned with getting sound to the audience. A professional is thinking about the whole experience. Cord management. Speaker positions. Quality of wireless signals and overall sound. Dead and hot spots that may be annoying for Guests.

As a Guest or client you only see speakers placed on a stand or on the ground with microphones, but with a professional DJ there is a lot more happening behind the scenes.

Here's to all the future Oregon couples who will be hiring a DJ for their wedding. May you find a professional person/team who cares about the whole experience from start to finish.

Shot out to for being an amazing host venue.