How does a Deaf DJ use technology to help mix songs? Dre, AKA DJ Deaf Tunez, always wanted to be a DJ because of his love of music. When he DJs, his hearing aids are actually off. Instead of listening to the songs, he uses a technology called Matching Speed on his laptop to help synchronize the beats of the songs he plays by giving a numerical assignment to each song’s tempo. This allows him to keep the party going without using headphones!

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Andre "Dre" Robinson, also known as DJ Deaf Tunez, was born and raised in Boston, Massachusetts. He was born with hearing loss; however, he can do anything except hearing. When Robinson was young always wanted to be a DJ. Growing up, he wasn’t sure he’d make it as a DJ because of his deafness and thought he didn’t know how Deaf people could be successful. That’s when he found DJ Hear No Evil and DJ Nico: both of whom have been successful as Deaf/Hard of hearing DJs and have inspired Robinson to make it happen. Many people were afraid of him because of his hearing loss, but his work and network speak louder than those who doubt the Deaf! Learn more: [ Ссылка ]

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