Tranceaddict Mp3 DJ Competition 8

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Posted by soulfire on Mar-16-2005 01:28:

Hey, I can judge for this one.

(Sorry about the last time, I had a bit of internet woes and was without internet for a few months...)

I love listening to sets, and I reckon I have a pretty good ear for transitions / track listings etc.

Thanks!

Posted by CB Field on Mar-16-2005 02:01:

Competition me up!

Hey Guys

Ive seemed to have missed the entry dates on these in the past. Not this time.

Please enter me in as CB FIELD and I would like someone to list the link for the mix competition that Luke is running...?

Many thanks

Cam

Posted by djsphere on Mar-16-2005 05:37:

quote:
Originally posted by dj_palm
is it alowed to mix with vinyl and then convert to mp3 and then send it to you guys??? in that case i would like to submit a trance / techtrance set.

No it's not. READ THE RULES!!!

Posted by djsphere on Mar-16-2005 05:43:

Re: Competition me up!

quote:
Originally posted by CB Field
Hey Guys

Ive seemed to have missed the entry dates on these in the past. Not this time.

Please enter me in as CB FIELD and I would like someone to list the link for the mix competition that Luke is running...?

Many thanks

Cam

The TT/CD Competition should start soon I think. Just keep checking "Amateur DJ Promotion" forum. You know that you'll have to use real time mixing software in this one, right?

Posted by CB Field on Mar-16-2005 12:25:

Si Si Mr Sphere )

Posted by djsphere on Mar-16-2005 13:53:

quote:
Originally posted by CB Field
Si Si Mr Sphere )

Ok, then you're in. Good luck!

Posted by djkoolaide on Mar-16-2005 14:57:

Count me in as DJ again

DJ Koolaide

Posted by resonate on Mar-16-2005 20:24:

Could I pop my name down again as a competing entry please

Many thanks

Posted by Pinokio on Mar-16-2005 21:22:

hey what does this means?, snapping together of tunes is not allowed.

sorry , but english its not my primary language.

and i have another question
if the mix have to be with new tunes, or just whatever i want to mix?

i want to know if i use new tunes will give me a better score, or if this doesnt matter, and i just get to mix whatever i want.

thanks.

Posted by djsphere on Mar-16-2005 21:30:

quote:
Originally posted by Pinokio
hey what does this means?, snapping together of tunes is not allowed.

sorry , but english its not my primary language.

and i have another question
if the mix have to be with new tunes, or just whatever i want to mix?

i want to know if i use new tunes will give me a better score, or if this doesnt matter, and i just get to mix whatever i want.

thanks.

You must mix to gain marks, don't just crossfade from one track to another (you're not a radio dj).

It doesen't mater how old a tunne is, just play what you like. It's your choise.

Quote from first post:

quote:
All mixes must be marked on skill and the way the contestant progresses their mix, NOT ON PERSONAL OPIONION OF THE CONTESTANT OR THE SONGS HE WISHES TO MIX.

Posted by kip campbell on Mar-17-2005 02:30:

hi
put me in as a dj

Posted by Rockabye on Mar-17-2005 11:49:

of course I'm in -> Rockabye

I've waited for so many time for this *g*

Posted by infinity0908 on Mar-17-2005 14:55:

Sign me up as a DJ plz as "Transpot" plz

Posted by mr2gti on Mar-17-2005 18:05:

Good to see another Competition coming up.

Will keep an eye on it - bit busy though - Sphere - if you get stuck for a judge, feel free to give me a shout

Posted by djsphere on Mar-17-2005 18:19:

quote:
Originally posted by mr2gti
Good to see another Competition coming up.

Will keep an eye on it - bit busy though - Sphere - if you get stuck for a judge, feel free to give me a shout

You can never have to much judges, but there's no problem if you are too busy.

Posted by mr2gti on Mar-18-2005 20:06:

Go on then - If I have trouble with time - nearer the time - I can just say then.

I'm shocked we aint filled up yet!!!??!?!?!!!

Where's all the MP3 Dj's when you want them???

Posted by djsphere on Mar-19-2005 05:08:

quote:
Originally posted by mr2gti

I'm shocked we aint filled up yet!!!??!?!?!!!

Where's all the MP3 Dj's when you want them???

I've started this threat Monday, so there's plenty of time left.

Posted by sEpH on Mar-19-2005 05:58:

Sign me in plz

Posted by djsphere on Mar-19-2005 06:30:

quote:
Originally posted by sEpH
Sign me in plz

DJ? Judge?

Posted by DJ Vision-USA on Mar-19-2005 14:46:

Sign me up as DJ please.

DJ Vision

Posted by CJ Milner on Mar-19-2005 15:28:

I've missed the date for this a few times now, hopefully im not too late!

Sign me up as CJ Milner

Posted by mr2gti on Mar-19-2005 15:34:

I know there has been alot of confusion with the way your allowed to mix your compilation.

So here for those still unsure what to use, is a little guide as to what is allowed, and whats not.

MP3 mixing consists of the competitor, having a selection of MP3 on his/her PC. The MP3's are then used in a program and mixed, back to back to make a LONG 60-80 minute mix.

This is basically an Audio CD size file.

You CAN pre-prepare your tracks, e.g normalize, edit or remix each track. There is nothing stopping you doing this, as you are still using the track and mixing it into another at a later stage.

You CAN transfer a tune you have on Vinyl, CD, Tape, other media onto your PC and use it.

REAL-TIME means just that, you can practice as much as you like, but the final mix you submit will be done in one mixing session.

WAV editors are fine for preparing your tracks but NOT usable for the actual mixing stage.

The easiest way to describe it, is MIX the same as a live DJ in a club, using software instead of Decks or CD drives.

Dj Sphere earlier posted some different programs usable. FINAL SCRATCH is not permitted as it almost does it all for you, hence showing the DJ to not be using sheer talent.

Hope this helps.

Posted by djsphere on Mar-19-2005 15:34:

quote:
Originally posted by DJ Vision-USA
Sign me up as DJ please.

DJ Vision

Do you use software?

Posted by djsphere on Mar-19-2005 15:52:

quote:
Originally posted by mr2gti
I know there has been alot of confusion with the way your allowed to mix your compilation.

So here for those still unsure what to use, is a little guide as to what is allowed, and whats not.

MP3 mixing consists of the competitor, having a selection of MP3 on his/her PC. The MP3's are then used in a program and mixed, back to back to make a LONG 60-80 minute mix.

This is basically an Audio CD size file.

You CAN pre-prepare your tracks, e.g normalize, edit or remix each track. There is nothing stopping you doing this, as you are still using the track and mixing it into another at a later stage.

You CAN transfer a tune you have on Vinyl, CD, Tape, other media onto your PC and use it.

REAL-TIME means just that, you can practice as much as you like, but the final mix you submit will be done in one mixing session.

WAV editors are fine for preparing your tracks but NOT usable for the actual mixing stage.

The easiest way to describe it, is MIX the same as a live DJ in a club, using software instead of Decks or CD drives.

Dj Sphere earlier posted some different programs usable. FINAL SCRATCH is not permitted as it almost does it all for you, hence showing the DJ to not be using sheer talent.

Hope this helps.

Thanks for the help. I agree with you except one thing: djs can normalize and remix their tracks but that's it, no more editing. Don't eq them, don't pitch them or any other thinks like that. You must mix them as they are.

It's better if you don't edit any of the files you use.

Posted by djsphere on Mar-19-2005 16:01:

quote:
Originally posted by CJ Milner
I've missed the date for this a few times now, hopefully im not too late!

Sign me up as CJ Milner

DJ? Judge?

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