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Tom Lovick
30-12-2010, 10:34 PM
Hi guys,

Here is my proposal for my setup for tomorrow.

What do you guys think?

Penfold42
30-12-2010, 10:36 PM
CABLES,CABLES,CABLES,.......:p

Charlie Brown
30-12-2010, 10:40 PM
Who's providing the uplighting?

Tom Lovick
30-12-2010, 10:42 PM
Who's providing the uplighting?

ME! :p

Charlie Brown
30-12-2010, 10:43 PM
ME! :p

You have all the LED pars?

Tom Lovick
30-12-2010, 10:47 PM
Yep

(well 4 of them, 4 borrowed from my school)

New Plan with added distances for cables. (approx) :p

Booche
30-12-2010, 10:55 PM
not more dodgy madeup pics/images of setups lol

StarZSoundS
30-12-2010, 10:58 PM
Yep

(well 4 of them, 4 borrowed from my school)

New Plan with added distances for cables. (approx) :p


Can't believe it me.....on your Wedding Night Tom....leave your Diagrams and Flow Charts behind...its much more fun without!!:sj: :sj: :sj: :sj:

Charlie Brown
30-12-2010, 10:58 PM
Do what you think is right Tom. :)

Post some pictures and perhaps a video tomorrow. :approve:

Tom Lovick
30-12-2010, 11:03 PM
Do what you think is right Tom. :)

Post some pictures and perhaps a video tomorrow. :approve:

Thanks Charlie!

I think it looks ok.

Do you think its ok with just 2 datamoons and Chavet insignias?

Charlie Brown
30-12-2010, 11:10 PM
Thanks Charlie!

I think it looks ok.

Do you think its ok with just 2 datamoons and Chavet insignias?

Yup!

It's the music that will matter.

I'm planning on having pink uplighting behind me and on the bar: 2 EFX's, nebula and Imposibled.

I could use more pars, scanning lasers, strobes etc but there isn't any need.

Tom Lovick
30-12-2010, 11:11 PM
Yup!

It's the music that will matter.

I'm planning on having pink uplighting behind me and on the bar: 2 EFX's, nebula and Imposibled.

I could use more pars, scanning lasers, strobes etc but there isn't any need.

Ok thanks!

I need to learn to Keep it simple :Censored: (K.I.S.S :p)

Corabar Entertainment
30-12-2010, 11:12 PM
:Censored:No... the second 'S' stands for 'stupid'! :p

Tom Lovick
30-12-2010, 11:13 PM
No... the second 'S' stands for 'stupid'! :p

Yep!

Didn't know if i could say it on the forum ! :p

Corabar Entertainment
30-12-2010, 11:14 PM
Since when has 'stupid' been thought of as a profanity? :confused: :confused: :confused: :confused: :daft:

Tom Lovick
30-12-2010, 11:15 PM
Since when has 'stupid' been thought of as a profanity? :confused: :confused: :confused: :confused: :daft:

I dunno! I'm tired :p

so angela! Do you think that my setup is ok for tomorrow? This was the point of the thread :p :p :p

Corabar Entertainment
30-12-2010, 11:17 PM
TBH, it could be fine, it could be dreadful.... a diagram may be good for you to plan and visualise your kit, but doesn't really help anyone but you (especially when it's not to scale).

If you spend time on the presentation, it will be fine. If you don't, it will be dreadful.

SIMPLES!

visualdjmax
30-12-2010, 11:18 PM
Chaps! I would wait until you get there. There will probably be tables set out for days and all your plans would have been a waste. Arrive with plenty of time to spare and work with what you are given (space wise that is!!!). 10 out of 10 for effort though.

Mark Wild
30-12-2010, 11:19 PM
Are we sure this is a different Tom? PDF diagrams of your proposed setup? Give me strength.....

Tom Lovick
30-12-2010, 11:19 PM
TBH, it could be fine, it could be dreadful.... a diagram may be good for you to plan and visualise your kit, but doesn't really help anyone but you.

If you spend time on the presentation, it will be fine. If you don't, it will be dreadful.

SIMPLES!

Ok thanks!!

Can you upload photos onto the forum from the iphone??

If so, i will pop some photos on once i have setup!!


Are we sure this is a different Tom? PDF diagrams of your proposed setup? Give me strength.....

What I'm trying to save time tomorrow and designing the setup now!

Charlie Brown
30-12-2010, 11:21 PM
Ok thanks!!

Can you upload photos onto the forum from the iphone??

If so, i will pop some photos on once i have setup!!

No you can't.

I'm sure we can wait 8 hours for you to return home.

It will be hard, but the forum will pull together and cope.

COME ON MDD. WE CAN WAIT. WE CAN DO IT!!

Tom Lovick
30-12-2010, 11:23 PM
No you can't.

I'm sure we can wait 8 hours for you to return home.

It will be hard, but the forum will pull together and cope.

COME ON MDD. WE CAN WAIT. WE CAN DO IT!!

I do love your banter sometimes charlie!! :p :p :p :p :p :p

Charlie Brown
30-12-2010, 11:27 PM
I do love your banter sometimes charlie!! :p :p :p :p :p :p

Good. :)

Sorry if I sound harsh/silly.

I'm a harmless softy, who in reality, couldn't harm a fly. :o

I think I've commented enough - Best of luck, you will surprise yourself if you improvise with the lists people have provided. :beer1: :beer1: :beer1:

Give me two - and I'll dig up another old thread of mine which will put you at ease. ;)

EDIT: http://www.forum.mobilediscodirectory.co.uk/showthread.php?t=12244 - A lot of people were anxious about me doing it....a brilliant night was had by all.

Tom Lovick
30-12-2010, 11:30 PM
Good. :)

Sorry if I sound harsh/silly.

I'm a harmless softy, who in reality, couldn't harm a fly. :o

I think I've commented enough - Best of luck, you will surprise yourself if you improvise with the lists people have provided. :beer1: :beer1: :beer1:

Give me two - and I'll dig up another old thread of mine which will put you at ease. ;)

Thanks charlie!

As i said on FB i looked at your first thread you posted on the 50th anniversary thread and learned alot from your posts and other peoples posts.

Charlie Brown
30-12-2010, 11:36 PM
Thanks charlie!

As i said on FB i looked at your first thread you posted on the 50th anniversary thread and learned alot from your posts and other peoples posts.

I cringe when I read it.

Perhaps, when I'm an old man like Steve, Darren or Shaun :p and read back the posts I'm making now...I'll cringe even more! It's amazing how much you change.

Tom Lovick
30-12-2010, 11:38 PM
I cringe when I read it.

Perhaps, when I'm an old man like Steve, Darren or Shaun :p and read back the posts I'm making now...I'll cringe even more! It's amazing how much you change.

Yeah well sometimes i post something stupid and then the next morning re-read the thread and think, 'Why the hell did i say that!?!' :p :p

Charlie Brown
30-12-2010, 11:45 PM
Yeah well sometimes i post something stupid and then the next morning re-read the thread and think, 'Why the hell did i say that!?!' :p :p

Maybe, but I'm talking years later. :lol:

You don't change that quickly! You've given me the giggles.

Tom Lovick
30-12-2010, 11:46 PM
Maybe, but I'm talking years later. :lol:

You don't change that quickly! You've given me the giggles.


Yeah well sometimes i post something stupid and then the next morning re-read the thread and think, 'Why the hell did i say that!?!' :p :p

I will probably cringe even more in years time :p :p :p

Andy Goodtimes
31-12-2010, 06:59 AM
Tom; I see you are 16 and its good that you are thinking ahead like this but from experience you will learn that it doesn't always work out as you plan. Don't want you to arrive there and be really pizzed off and find for some reason you have to scrap the lot and think on your feet.

Sometimes I arrive at venues I know really well and my roadie takes the top bar and S+H frame in while I am loading up the first trolley and he comes back saying something like..."they've got a big screen set-up and we'll never fit in", could be that there are more tables than usual or the client has requested a centre set-up or they've gone and booked a band without telling us or some new hotel staff have put the dance floor in the wrong place. The trick is to go in and make a quick plan in your mind's eye and get on with it with no fuss.

Anyway, that said hope it all goes to plan and you have a wild one.

My show for tonight is already set but I have to set another for the overspill room when I arrive, I have an old mate who used to DJ, he is an excellent DJ and he is doing the other room for me with my kit. That one is a bit of an unknown as its a room I don't usually do and it has some low cieling and little knooks and crannies and they are trying to fit too many folk in there IMO. I'm thinking to use a 4ft Ultimax with a star cloth front, pair of RCF322 or maybe 2 L1s and 4 B1s hidden under the stand and a T bar or 2 with some Impossableds and cluster lasers but might end up on a keyboard stand for all I know.

TONYTIGER
31-12-2010, 07:19 AM
I cringe when I read it.

Perhaps, when I'm an old man like Steve, Darren or Shaun :p and read back the posts I'm making now...I'll cringe even more! It's amazing how much you change.

Charlie i don,t think Steve,Darren or Shaun will thank you for calling them old
men middle age me thinks ,but you can call me old :)

Vectis
31-12-2010, 07:48 AM
The trick is to go in and make a quick plan in your mind's eye and get on with it with no fuss.

Shouldn't "conduct a risk assessment" be in there somewhere? ;)


Otherwise I fully agree with the statement. Plans are great for 'blank canvas' installations such as stage shows but out there in the real world the back of a fag packet is far more appropriate.

Ecstatic Events
31-12-2010, 08:22 AM
:D

This thread made me laugh out loud, we're talking 50/60 guests in a bar/restaurant. Not planning the main stage at a festival.

I have never felt the need to do this type of thing for any event. A quick assessment on the spot does the job for me everytime.

I can't help but feel you are putting yourself under unnecessary stress with all this planning Tom.

Half tempted to turn up there myself.

Tom Lovick
31-12-2010, 08:35 AM
:D

This thread made me laugh out loud, we're talking 50/60 guests in a bar/restaurant. Not planning the main stage at a festival.

I have never felt the need to do this type of thing for any event. A quick assessment on the spot does the job for me everytime.

I can't help but feel you are putting yourself under unnecessary stress with all this planning Tom.

Half tempted to turn up there myself.

Mike, if you do come and say hi!

But aren't you working yourself?? :confused: :p :confused: :beer1:

Corabar Steve
31-12-2010, 08:46 AM
Charlie i don,t think Steve,Darren or Shaun will thank you for calling them old
men middle age me thinks ,but you can call me old :)
I've got a grey beard, I suppose that would make me old






































































.... to a child! :sj:

Shakermaker Promotions
31-12-2010, 08:49 AM
I'm 42. I've had grey bits since I was about 22.
Does that mean I was old at 22 and now I'm even older?

Corabar Steve
31-12-2010, 08:56 AM
Yep. :sj:









How pointless is this thread?????

Tom Lovick
31-12-2010, 09:06 AM
How pointless is this thread?????

It's not pointless at all!!!!!

Jonathan Ford
31-12-2010, 09:25 AM
I need to learn to Keep it simple :Censored: (K.I.S.S :p)

I used to have that written in black marker on the back of my cricket bat. I also used to stick it on a bit of A4 right in my eyeline working on the radio.

As I was dreadful at both, I now no longer have to do this :o

Corabar Steve
31-12-2010, 09:27 AM
It's not pointless at all!!!!!
I beg to differ.

This is really something you should've thought of when you took the job, not the day before.

Tom Lovick
31-12-2010, 09:54 AM
I beg to differ.

This is really something you should've thought of when you took the job, not the day before.

i did think about it at the event, but drew it out yesterday so that i have an image to follow when setting up tomorrow.:p :p

Solitaire Events Ltd
31-12-2010, 10:11 AM
i did think about it at the event, but drew it out yesterday so that i have an image to follow when setting up tomorrow.:p :p

Yeah, it must be very hard to remember how to put 4 lights on a bar...:sj:

Corabar Steve
31-12-2010, 10:12 AM
Just goes to show how inexperienced you are.

Stick with the forum, you have a lot to learn.

Tom Lovick
31-12-2010, 10:23 AM
Yeah, it must be very hard to remember how to put 4 lights on a bar...:sj:


Just goes to show how inexperienced you are.

Stick with the forum, you have a lot to learn.

No ,

I think its just that i am dyslexic and one of the things i was taught at school last year was to plan things before doing them.

It helps me to be organised.

Solitaire Events Ltd
31-12-2010, 10:25 AM
No ,

I think its just that i am dyslexic and one of the things i was taught at school last year was to plan things before doing them.

It helps me to be organised.

It has nothing to do with that...good god.

You said you are a 'medium' experienced DJ. If so, you will know how to put 4 lights on a bar.

Corabar Steve
31-12-2010, 10:26 AM
WTF has dyslexia got to do with it???

If you had any experience things like this should come as second nature.


As I said earlier, you have a lot to learn. Anybody can "run a company" few can run it well.

Tom Lovick
31-12-2010, 10:27 AM
It has nothing to do with that...good god.

You said you are a 'medium' experienced DJ. If so, you will know how to put 4 lights on a bar.

I do know how to put 4 lights on a t-bar

But i still like to have things planned. E.g. where things will go in the room etc

Corabar Steve
31-12-2010, 10:29 AM
If you really need to plan where in the room you are putting your kit, you really should give up.

StarZSoundS
31-12-2010, 10:32 AM
If you really need to plan where in the room you are putting your kit, you really should give up.

Haven't you forgotten...."they are our future"....


You'll be following his example when you're my age!!:devil: :devil: :devil: :devil:

Tom Lovick
31-12-2010, 10:32 AM
If you really need to plan where in the room you are putting your kit, you really should give up.

Look, it may seem daft to you. BUT i like to do it :p :p

Saying that, i dont often look at it when setting up. But its there if i need it! :p :p

bassicily i am a bit of a :daft: :muppet: :p :p

Solitaire Events Ltd
31-12-2010, 10:33 AM
I have tried to be encouraging but my patience is wearing thin...

Why not just tell people the truth.

You aren't an experienced DJ. You are a schoolboy whose Father bought him a company to 'play' with.

You have no idea on how to run a company or what this industry is about so stop the pretence.

Now, you are enthusiastic and I hope you want to learn and grow, so stop the nonsense and listen to experienced members on here for help.

You are 16 and these threads are started because you like talking about the gear and the industry, not because they are of any use to anyone.

Let's be realistic and stop the pretence and we can all move on.

Tom Lovick
31-12-2010, 10:36 AM
I have tried to be encouraging but my patience is wearing thin...

Why not just tell people the truth.

You aren't an experienced DJ. You are a schoolboy whose Father bought him a company to 'play' with.

You have no idea on how to run a company or what this industry is about so stop the pretence.

Now, you are enthusiastic and I hope you want to learn and grow, so stop the nonsense and listen to experienced members on here for help.

You are 16 and these threads are started because you like talking about the gear and the industry, not because they are of any use to anyone.

Let's be realistic and stop the pretence and we can all move on.

Darren i start the threads because i want to LEARN and get your thoughts.

My father did not buy me my company. I bought it.

Corabar Steve
31-12-2010, 10:38 AM
You'll be following his example when you're my age!!:devil: :devil: :devil: :devil:
Hopefully I'll have retired by then


bassicily i am a bit of a :daft: :muppet: :p :pYou'll get no argument here


I have tried to be encouraging but my patience is wearing thin...

Why not just tell people the truth.

You aren't an experienced DJ. You are a schoolboy whose Father bought him a company to 'play' with.

You have no idea on how to run a company or what this industry is about so stop the pretence.

Now, you are enthusiastic and I hope you want to learn and grow, so stop the nonsense and listen to experienced members on here for help.

You are 16 and these threads are started because you like talking about the gear and the industry, not because they are of any use to anyone.

Let's be realistic and stop the pretence and we can all move on.
Thanks for saying what I was thinking (only more tactfully)

Solitaire Events Ltd
31-12-2010, 10:40 AM
My father did not buy me my company. I bought it.

So you know all about incorporation then do you?

Why would you buy a Ltd company at 16 with no experience?

What exactly are you protecting yourself from?

Tom Lovick
31-12-2010, 10:41 AM
Look I enjoy reading and contributing to the forum but sometimes it really pees me off how some of the older forum members rip it out of me for doing what i think is the right thing to do.

I thought it would be a good idea to plan the setup for tonight so that i know what to pack in the car etc.

Is there anything wrong with that?

Corabar Steve
31-12-2010, 10:42 AM
My father did not buy me my company. I bought it.
Out of interest how much kit do you have & where did a 16 year old boy get the money from? I remember how much it cost to get all the kit together when we started out & it wasn't cheap!


Look I enjoy reading and contributing to the forum but sometimes it really pees me off how some of the older forum members rip it out of me for doing what i think is the right thing to do.
Because you won't listen to the voice(s) of experience.

andyw
31-12-2010, 10:43 AM
tom
without see the kit in place it is hard for us to comment on the set up, will the lighting be enough, only you will know being there, yes the idea of the set up looks ok, but it is only on paper. your second diagram where you show your wiring distances, down the left hand side it says arches,are they walkways, how are you running the wires down this side and what are you using to tape the down securely, make sure you have no trip hazards.
hope it all goes well for you tonight

Solitaire Events Ltd
31-12-2010, 10:43 AM
Look I enjoy reading and contributing to the forum but sometimes it really pees me off how some of the older forum members rip it out of me for doing what i think is the right thing to do.



Well stop the bull:Censored::Censored::Censored::Censored: then and just be who you are. :mad:

Tom Lovick
31-12-2010, 10:46 AM
tom
without see the kit in place it is hard for us to comment on the set up, will the lighting be enough, only you will know being there, yes the idea of the set up looks ok, but it is only on paper. your second diagram where you show your wiring distances, down the left hand side it says arches,are the walkways, how are you running the wires down this side and what are you using to tape the down securely, make sure you have no trip hazards.
hope it all goes well for you tonight

Thank you andy.

I have borrowed some trip slip from my school for this purpose.

http://www.gemplers.com/img/floortrak-cable-cover-24419.jpg

Tom Lovick
31-12-2010, 10:47 AM
Well stop the bull:Censored::Censored::Censored::Censored: then and just be who you are. :mad:

I do try to be myself on the forum??? :confused: :confused: :beer1:

Solitaire Events Ltd
31-12-2010, 10:48 AM
I do try to be myself on the forum??? :confused: :confused: :beer1:

So you are a 'medium' experienced DJ then?

You have staff working for you?

You managed to buy and incorporate a company at 16?

Tom Lovick
31-12-2010, 10:51 AM
So you are a 'medium' experienced DJ then?

Maybe Not.


You have staff working for you?

I have two people working along side me. Matthew Chambault And William Young


You managed to buy and incorporate a company at 16?

Yes. with this company http://www.wisteriaformations.co.uk/

£25

Corabar Steve
31-12-2010, 10:53 AM
Could you answer the question in post #55 ?

Thanks

Tom Lovick
31-12-2010, 10:57 AM
Out of interest how much kit do you have & where did a 16 year old boy get the money from? I remember how much it cost to get all the kit together when we started out & it wasn't cheap!


Equipment owned:

1 Martin Adventurer
2 Chauvet Intimidators
2 Chauvet Insignia
2 Soundlab Vasto Moonflowers
16 Par56
3 Chasers
2 Smoke Machines
1 Laser
1 Strobes
2 NJD Datamoon
2 Behringer Speakers
2 Prosound Speakers
2 Intimidation AKA115 Speakers
3 Prosound 1000W amps
1 20cm Mirrorball
1 Numark CD player + mixer
1 Prosound mixer
4 microphones
3 T-bars
1 DJ 6 foot stand

This is owned between Matthew and Myself.

Solitaire Events Ltd
31-12-2010, 10:58 AM
I have two people working along side me. Matthew Chambault And William Young


This is exactly what I am talking about. These two people are not staff are they? They are probably people you go to school with who you pay a couple of quid for helping out. If you can afford to take on staff, then you would be a lot more experienced and wouldn't be on here starting threads about putting 4 lights on a bar. Come on Tom, think about it.

Corabar Entertainment
31-12-2010, 11:00 AM
Equipment owned:

1 Martin Adventurer
2 Chauvet Intimidators
2 Chauvet Insignia
2 Soundlab Vasto Moonflowers
16 Par56
3 Chasers
2 Smoke Machines
1 Laser
1 Strobes
2 NJD Datamoon
2 Behringer Speakers
2 Prosound Speakers
2 Intimidation AKA115 Speakers
3 Prosound 1000W amps
1 20cm Mirrorball
1 Numark CD player + mixer
1 Prosound mixer
4 microphones
3 T-bars
1 DJ 6 foot stand

This is owned between Matthew and Myself.Not the company? :confused:

Solitaire Events Ltd
31-12-2010, 11:01 AM
Not the company? :confused:

I rest my case...:)

Tom Lovick
31-12-2010, 11:01 AM
This is exactly what I am talking about. These two people are not staff are they? They are probably people you go to school with who you pay a couple of quid for helping out. If you can afford to take on staff, then you would be a lot more experienced and wouldn't be on here starting threads about putting 4 lights on a bar. Come on Tom, think about it.

Well it depends what you count as staff.

If you count people working with you/along side you then Yes they are staff. if not then No. :p :D


Not the company? :confused:


I rest my case...:)

This is owned by Matthew and Myself with the companies full use.

We bought the equipment then setup Horizon Events Limited.

andyw
31-12-2010, 11:09 AM
tom I think what darren and steve are getting at is, if you come on here and say, hi I am 16 wanting to get into the mobile dj'ing , this is the equipment I have, can you help me please, you will get a fantastic response, but if you come on here and say I am 16 got my own company, I am a medium experienced dj blah blah blah,then because you have experience and should know better you will be shot down, there is nothing wrong with asking for help, just go about it in the right way and it will be given (sorry if I got this wrong steve/darren my son started at 15 and without the help he received from forums and local dj's he wouldn't be going now)

Corabar Entertainment
31-12-2010, 11:12 AM
Tom: From those replies, it really does sound like you've just bought a company but not actually done anything with it.

Anyone working for the company needs to have a status. Are they Directors? Shareholders? Employees? Contractors? Do you have all the necessary paperwork in place? Employers liability insurance? Plus you can't just own the kit and let the company use it like that. It really sounds like you are storing up a big pile of trouble for yourself.

Have you taken professional advice? If so, I'd sack them quick and get someone else. If not, do so pronto!

Tom Lovick
31-12-2010, 11:14 AM
Tom: From those replies, it really does sound like you've just bought a company but not actually done anything with it.

Anyone working for the company needs to have a status. Are they Directors? Shareholders? Employees? Contractors? Do you have all the necessary paperwork in place? Employers liability insurance? Plus you can't just own the kit and let the company use it like that. It really sounds like you are storing up a big pile of trouble for yourself.

Have you taken professional advice? If so, I'd sack them quick and get someone else. If not, do so pronto!

Hi.

They are both shareholders with me as the director.

We have company PLI.

I have my Father as my accountant as that is what he does as his profession.

I haven't really taken much professional advice. Where/who would you suggest??

Solitaire Events Ltd
31-12-2010, 11:18 AM
tom I think what darren and steve are getting at is, if you come on here and say, hi I am 16 wanting to get into the mobile dj'ing , this is the equipment I have, can you help me please, you will get a fantastic response, but if you come on here and say I am 16 got my own company, I am a medium experienced dj blah blah blah,then because you have experience and should know better you will be shot down

Exactly Andy. :)

Tom Lovick
31-12-2010, 11:21 AM
Exactly Andy. :)

I'm not meaning to me obnoxious (Wow, i'm surprised i spelt that correctly! :p)or anything.

I am looking for help with my company and expanding/experiencing it.

Mark Wild
31-12-2010, 11:22 AM
Get over yourself Tom, it's becoming very tiresome reading your kak.....

Tom Lovick
31-12-2010, 11:24 AM
Get over yourself Tom, it's becoming very tiresome reading your kak.....

OI! Mark. I'm trying to get help and explain why i do somethings and answering Steves, Darrens and Angelas questions.

Solitaire Events Ltd
31-12-2010, 11:26 AM
I'm not meaning to me obnoxious (Wow, i'm surprised i spelt that correctly! :p)or anything.

I am looking for help with my company and expanding/experiencing it.

Q. Why have you incorporated a company?

A. Because my Father is an accountant and that is what he recommended.



Do you really know the reason why you are the director of a Ltd company Tom? I'd be very interested to know why you are doing it this way rather than being a sole trader.

deltic
31-12-2010, 11:27 AM
i've just wasted 10 minutes of my life reading this thread.

i feel all the good solid advice from very experienced people has just fallen on deaf ears completely.

so anyway just off to draw up a plan for tonights set up...................not.

anyway tom have a good night and for the punters sake i hope all goes well.

Corabar Entertainment
31-12-2010, 11:27 AM
OK Tom.... the question of all questions.

Why, if you haven't taken any advice and are not sure what's what, did you set up a limited company in the first place? :confused:

EDIT: Posting same time as Darren

Tom Lovick
31-12-2010, 11:29 AM
I'd be very interested to know why you are doing it this way rather than being a sole trader.

I have made it a limited company rather than a sole trader as I spoke with my father, the careers teacher at school and various other people and this seemed to be the easier route. (Incorporated rather than sole trader)

Corabar Entertainment
31-12-2010, 11:30 AM
I have made it a limited company rather than a sole trader as I spoke with my father, the careers teacher at school and various other people and this seemed to be the easier route. (Incorporated rather than sole trader)But WHY? :confused:

Tom Lovick
31-12-2010, 11:32 AM
But WHY? :confused:

BECAUSE I TOOK GUIDANCE FROM THE AFOREMENTIONED PEOPLE!!!!

Solitaire Events Ltd
31-12-2010, 11:34 AM
How on earth is setting up a Ltd company easier than being a sole trader?

Shaun
31-12-2010, 11:35 AM
BECAUSE I TOOK GUIDANCE FROM THE AFOREMENTIONED PEOPLE!!!!

No need to shout young man!

Solitaire Events Ltd
31-12-2010, 11:35 AM
BECAUSE I TOOK GUIDANCE FROM THE AFOREMENTIONED PEOPLE!!!!

So you have no clue yourself then.

Please don't shout.

Corabar Steve
31-12-2010, 11:35 AM
You only answered half of my question. Where did the money come from???

deltic
31-12-2010, 11:36 AM
You only answered half of my question. Where did the money come from???

paper round?

Corabar Steve
31-12-2010, 11:39 AM
paper round?
If it did, I'm giving up DJing tomorrow & I'm off to my local newsagents first thing, to see if Mr Patel has any vacancies.

andyw
31-12-2010, 11:39 AM
paper round?

thats where my son got his money and from picking up golf balls at a driving range, no shame in that, if anything something to be proud of , he wanted something and worked his socks off to get it, he then reinvested a lot of the money he made on improving what he had:)

Tom Lovick
31-12-2010, 11:40 AM
You only answered half of my question. Where did the money come from???

Allowance, Birthday money, etc. - Saving


I helped out Matt Parker of Powerhouse Entertainments to gain some experience.

Sorry about shouting.

I just got frustrated.

Corabar Entertainment
31-12-2010, 11:42 AM
BECAUSE I TOOK GUIDANCE FROM THE AFOREMENTIONED PEOPLE!!!!Look Tom - I do not appreciate you replying to me in that way.

So, what you're saying is that you do not have any idea whatsoever as to why you have a ltd company? Or whether or not you have or require ELI? Or why the assets have not been transferred to the company? Or on what basis the company is using the equipment? Or what basis any of you are receiving payment? etc, etc, etc.

If I gave you the advice to jump off a cliff, you would just go an do it, would you?

Tom Lovick
31-12-2010, 11:46 AM
If I gave you the advice to jump off a cliff, you would just go an do it, would you?

angela i do not appreciate jokes like that as a close family member died from jumping off a cliff top... :cry:

Corabar Entertainment
31-12-2010, 11:47 AM
angela i do not appreciate jokes like that as a close family member died from jumping off a cliff top... :cry:That's it Tom... I'm outta here...

Good luck with your business.... bye from me.

Corabar Steve
31-12-2010, 11:48 AM
Get over yourself Tom & cut the crap!

Even if it was true, how could Angela possibly know?????

Tom Lovick
31-12-2010, 11:48 AM
That's it Tom... I'm outta here...

Good luck with your business.... bye from me.

I'm not being mean its just that you touched on a very close and personal thing to me

Tom Lovick
31-12-2010, 11:49 AM
Get over yourself Tom & cut the crap!

Even if it was true, how could Angela possibly know?????

well it is true but she could atleast be a tad sympathetic when i mention it.

Corabar Steve
31-12-2010, 11:50 AM
I suggest that now would be a good time to go & prepare for tonight's gig Tom.

Tom Lovick
31-12-2010, 11:52 AM
I suggest that now would be a good time to go & prepare for tonight's gig Tom.

i am preparing for tonights gig as we speak.

andyw
31-12-2010, 11:52 AM
tom, please step back and think about what and how you are posting, you might not mean to but sometimes you don't come across very well on here, it could be your attitude or age or just frustration that you sometimes are not taken seriously enough or possibly a combination of all of them, just think about what and how you post things and of course LISTEN to what you are being told and all that will change

Tom Lovick
31-12-2010, 11:54 AM
tom, please step back and think about what and how you are posting, you might not mean to but sometimes you don't come across very well on here, it could be your attitude or age or just frustration that you sometimes are not taken seriously enough or possibly a combination of all of them, just think about what and how you post things and of course LISTEN to what you are being told and all that will change

Thank you andy :)

Corabar Steve
31-12-2010, 11:54 AM
i am preparing for tonights gig as we speak.
You're missing my point a tad

Now would be a good time to go & prepare for tonight's gig

Shaun
31-12-2010, 11:56 AM
tom, please step back and think about what and how you are posting, you might not mean to but sometimes you don't come across very well on here, it could be your attitude or age or just frustration that you sometimes are not taken seriously enough or possibly a combination of all of them, just think about what and how you post things and of course LISTEN to what you are being told and all that will change

Tom's membership here is already hanging by a very fine thread due to past actions. Whilst I hope he heeds your advice, I fear his remaining time here will be brief.

Only Tom can help Tom, but his failure to do just that over the last while has proved to be futile. There's only so much childishness and immaturity that we'll take. This is a professional forum for Professional DJs, not a crèche.

Tom Lovick
31-12-2010, 11:56 AM
You're missing my point a tad

Now would be a good time to go & prepare for tonight's gig

if that means i need to calm down.

I am calm.... :p :p :beer1: :beer1:

Corabar Steve
31-12-2010, 11:58 AM
No, it means go away, come back later.

Tom Lovick
31-12-2010, 11:58 AM
Tom's membership here is already hanging by a very fine thread due to past actions. Whilst I hope he heeds your advice, I fear his remaining time here will be brief.

Only Tom can help Tom, but his failure to do just that over the last while has proved to be futile. There's only so much childishness and immaturity that we'll take. This is a professional forum for Professional DJs, not a crèche.


tom, please step back and think about what and how you are posting, you might not mean to but sometimes you don't come across very well on here, it could be your attitude or age or just frustration that you sometimes are not taken seriously enough or possibly a combination of all of them, just think about what and how you post things and of course LISTEN to what you are being told and all that will change


thank you andy and Shaun.

I do not mean/want to annoy anyone. But want to learn from people like Darren, Shaun Angela etc.

Mark Wild
31-12-2010, 12:00 PM
angela i do not appreciate jokes like that as a close family member died from jumping off a cliff top... :cry:

That's really sad Tom, really sad !

andyw
31-12-2010, 12:00 PM
Thank you andy :)

thank me by listening, you know as well as I do, Angela wouldn't say anything to upset you like that if she knew, but you put her in an impossible situation, she was asking you a question and probing for a good reason, and then you have the nerve to SHOUT at her when she is trying to help you(reminded me of kevin and perry), you can listen to your dad and teacher by all means but when they give you advise find out why they are saying it and remember they do not know everything, give Angela a good reason to help you and she will because she know's her stuff
(thats enough creeping by me for this decade):)

Corabar Entertainment
31-12-2010, 12:01 PM
I do not mean/want to annoy anyone. But want to learn from people like Darren, Shaun Angela etc.Well, as you know Tom, I've been quite supportive of you so far and given you the benefit of the doubt on numerous occasions, but I'm afraid from my perspective, that bridge is now burnt and you will receive no more help or advice from me.

Tom Lovick
31-12-2010, 12:03 PM
thank me by listening, you know as well as I do, Angela wouldn't say anything to upset you like that if she knew, but you put her in an impossible situation, she was asking you a question and probing for a good reason, and then you have the nerve to SHOUT at her when she is trying to help you(reminded me of kevin and perry), you can listen to your dad and teacher by all means but when they give you advise find out why they are saying it and remember they do not know everything, give Angela a good reason to help you and she will because she know's her stuff
(thats enough creeping by me for this decade):)

Again thank you andy, and apologys to Angela, darren steve and the rest.


That's really sad Tom, really sad !

don't joke around mark, please.

andyw
31-12-2010, 12:05 PM
thank you andy and Shaun.

I do not mean/want to annoy anyone. But want to learn from people like Darren, Shaun Angela etc.

tom do the sensible thing send angela a pm and apolgise, then come back on here tomorrow a new year a new start, remember you need this forum more then it needs you, so think please

Tom Lovick
31-12-2010, 12:05 PM
Well, as you know Tom, I've been quite supportive of you so far and given you the benefit of the doubt on numerous occasions, but I'm afraid from my perspective, that bridge is now burnt and you will receive no more help or advice from me.

sorry angela, you touched a sensitive nerve with me.

I dont want to fight with any one.

I'm..... Sorry. :( :(

Corabar Steve
31-12-2010, 12:05 PM
Tom, which part of "go away, come back later" is causing you difficulty?

Tom Lovick
31-12-2010, 12:07 PM
Tom, which part of "go away, come back later" is causing you difficulty?

i'm trying to apologise to the forum.....

Corabar Steve
31-12-2010, 12:09 PM
Just Bloody Go!

Do you have any idea just how thin the ice that you are on is???

No don't answer that, just go.

Booche
31-12-2010, 12:10 PM
Tom im sure we have all been nieve but for your sake :zip: it and look at the advice you have been given by alot of pro companys on here, no need to reply just do what i used to do at school SILENT READING..

andyw
31-12-2010, 12:14 PM
tom you have wasted enough of the forums/moderators time today, please dont get yourself banned. :beer1:
have a good night and see us tomorrow

Jonathan Ford
31-12-2010, 12:16 PM
Tom, I can't put words in the mouths of others, but I suspect a little self-awareness may go a long way.

As Darren said a few pages ago, the pretence that you are something you are not is where the trouble lies. You may have a limited company...but you are still a 16 year old boy with a disco as a hobby. You are wildly inexperienced; inexperienced to the point where you probably don't realise how inexperienced you are. Recent threads have demonstrated this better than I ever could.

The thing you're missing is that this place offers such collective experience, you'd be a fool to jeopardise your involvement in that by running your mouth.

So, back to self-awareness....the sooner you realise exactly what your business is (a few school boys with a hobby), how inexperienced you are, and how much help, support, advice and guidance you need, the sooner you'll be able to present yourself in a better light. Because at the moment you look like a spoilt kid that has accumulated several grands worth of equipment, doesn't know how to use it and has chucked his toys out of the pram.

Some of the older members on here take great pride not only in their business, but in the welfare of the industry as a whole; they (and I, but only since I've been here) see anything that would lower the public perception of mobile DJ's as a hazard to their business and ability to command a fee. It would be much better to have you inside the tent :Censored: ing out, than outside the tent :Censored: ing in.

Charlie Brown
31-12-2010, 12:17 PM
This has been good reading. :sj:

ppentertainments
31-12-2010, 12:18 PM
This has been good reading. :sj:
And here comes the other forum prat :D :D

Solitaire Events Ltd
31-12-2010, 12:18 PM
Tom, I can't put words in the mouths of others, but I suspect a little self-awareness may go a long way.

As Darren said a few pages ago, the pretence that you are something you are not is where the trouble lies. You may have a limited company...but you are still a 16 year old boy with a disco as a hobby. You are wildly inexperienced; inexperienced to the point where you probably don't realise how inexperienced you are. Recent threads have demonstrated this better than I ever could.

The thing you're missing is that this place offers such collective experience, you'd be a fool to jeopardise your involvement in that by running your mouth.

So, back to self-awareness....the sooner you realise exactly what your business is (a few school boys with a hobby), how inexperienced you are, and how much help, support, advice and guidance you need, the sooner you'll be able to present yourself in a better light. Because at the moment you look like a spoilt kid that has accumulated several grands worth of equipment, doesn't know how to use it and has chucked his toys out of the pram.

Some of the older members on here take great pride not only in their business, but in the welfare of the industry as a whole; they (and I, but only since I've been here) see anything that would lower the public perception of mobile DJ's as a hazard to their business and ability to command a fee. It would be much better to have you inside the tent :Censored: ing out, than outside the tent :Censored: ing in.

Great post Jonathan and what I have been trying to say for the last few pages. Please try and take this in Tom. :)

Charlie Brown
31-12-2010, 12:19 PM
And here comes the other forum prat :D :D

:boxer2:

andyw
31-12-2010, 12:23 PM
This has been good reading. :sj:

come on charlie you said you were going to stop the grudge thing last night, don't take any glee in tom getting himself in any :Censored: . lets start a fresh tomorrow and all be grown up. if you youngster need help ask for it, if you want to just pretend and be children i will recommend another forum for you :muppet: :)

Charlie Brown
31-12-2010, 12:25 PM
come on charlie you said you were going to stop the grudge thing last night, don't take any glee in tom getting himself in any :Censored: . lets start a fresh tomorrow and all be grown up. if you youngster need help ask for it, if you want to just pretend and be children i will recommend another forum for you :muppet: :)

Sorry but some of the statements have been comical. You couldn't make them up.

Corabar Steve
31-12-2010, 12:25 PM
This has gone on for long enough, this thread is now serving no point.

Closed.

Shaun
31-12-2010, 12:33 PM
come on charlie you said you were going to stop the grudge thing last night, don't take any glee in tom getting himself in any :Censored: . lets start a fresh tomorrow and all be grown up. if you youngster need help ask for it, if you want to just pretend and be children i will recommend another forum for you :muppet: :)

Just to wrap up this thread as it's now closed.....


Charlies posts towards Tom lately haven't gone un-noticed. I jokingly mentioned recently about having a creche area of the forum where all the young immature DJs can post, and I think that may be the newest addition of 2011. I'll stick all the immature brats in there and change their forum permissions so that's the only place they can post. Enough is enough.