Being a CP DJ for four years I know the problem with the Volume...... Because of what I consider the lack of true investment in the DJ Entertainment their are basically only 2 speakers at all the locations and 2 subs...... which when the idea is to fill the area with entertainment and music the levels is a constent problem. I struggled with this for a long time..... There are a couple of solutions that I had thought of but would cost CP some additional money, buying higher quality of speakers that were not FULL RANGE Speakers, having them higher in the air so they are not within 4 feet of peoples ear. Also the idea of placing additional speakers in the lines, so that the main volume doesn't have to be up so high.
I think that I worked hard to watch out for people who were making comments or jestures that the noise was too loud for them, and I tried to have the people who worked with me do the same.
I also agree that it would be nice to have the DJ's there longer but then again it goes into a budget thing.....for 2 years when I was DJ I made aragements with my boss to find some additional funds to have a DJ at raptor all day on Saturday, then I worked 12 hour days.
It is also very hard to be a DJ at CP because of all the DIFFERENT PEOPLE that come to the park. NO BODY LIKES THE SAME TYPE OF MUSIC. You also have to think about the whole "FAMILY PARK" thing because what a lot of people listen too and want to hear is not what CP Management considers "FAMILY MUSIC"
I am tired of writing now I could go on and on about this topic.... but don't want to bore you!
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Raptor DJ Marcus D (NOW Human Resource Office Clerk)
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