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Posted by Kooshie on Feb-17-2006 04:50:

quote:
Originally posted by Ishkur
ah yes, the ole "cut the bass" trick.

aka the first actual mixing trick DJs learn how to do. Simple, but effective, and fun, but still very simple. You can learn how to do it in 40 seconds. If this seriously impresses you, you haven't actually seen any good DJs yet.


Actually, beatmatching is usually the first thing :P Can't beatmatch, can't spin. that simple.

but moving onto Eddie...

Nifty ^^

looked too routine to be impressive tho...

the good dj's do it on the fly..


Posted by superglo on Feb-17-2006 05:42:

donald glaude or chris liebing.


Posted by Scolomon on Feb-17-2006 07:40:

donald glaude makes turntables his bitch
flat and simple, i have never seen an edm dj scratch like him
i could do without his "make some fucking noise" every 4 seconds but still, a good showman


Posted by hiram on Feb-17-2006 08:28:

lol hes deff. fucked up or tripping balls. but hey it makes the crowd go nuts. hes going to be here durring WMC and Ultra. ill make sure to catch him=)


Posted by Toufas on Feb-17-2006 09:34:

quote:
Originally posted by Kooshie
Actually, beatmatching is usually the first thing :P Can't beatmatch, can't spin. that simple.
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ishkur talked about tricks...beatmatching is not a trick


Posted by Lunar Phase 7 on Feb-17-2006 11:09:

This could be utter bullcrap, so take it with a big pinch of salt, but I have been told a few times now that Eddie's sets are recorded onto a CD which he plays, then f*cks up with effects on loops from other CDJ's and his beloved Pioneer 909 mixer he demands to have installed at every gig.

*POSSIBLY* utter crap thought...

And He DOES Mix at the end, the bass runs out too, AND the beats slip. But with performances like that it's okay. I will agree that it must get annoying after a while, and that the music he plays aint really trance. Not last time I saw him anyway.

Trance Is Perfect.

No Tune worth it's salt needs all that extra stuff on top to make it sound good, hence why it only works on thumping hard housers and Shit Hop.


Posted by Lunar Phase 7 on Feb-17-2006 11:13:

And yeah F*cking tune on that video!


Posted by Toufas on Feb-17-2006 11:55:

lol, trance nowdays is boring


Posted by Wyndham on Feb-17-2006 16:19:

ya hes doin it live and its not pre recorded. For those who say its easy to do...try doing it, getting 2 songs to go together like that. He just did a completely new song live. Its fucking hard, obviously he'd practiced it a shitload prior, but its still pretty impressive non the less. no top trace dj could do shit like that.

The reason eddie doesn't do as much shit as he used to, is cause hes playin a lot more trance than he used to. He's always been more of a techno dj and trown in some trance tracks. From what i've seen lately its a hell of a lot more trance which is too bad. Anyways effects, espically scratching, sounds like absolute shit over trance. Techno is a lot easier and sounds a lot better doing tricks/effects over. And hes a pretty good scratcher too, he started out spinning rap and learning to scratch before moving into tech/trance

yea hes hit and miss, from what i've seen/heard, the more techno he plays the better he is, if u see him mainly playin trance, its not gonna be anything special. Either way though hes definately worth checkin out.


Posted by Wyndham on Feb-17-2006 16:25:

quote:
Originally posted by Lunar Phase 7
This could be utter bullcrap, so take it with a big pinch of salt, but I have been told a few times now that Eddie's sets are recorded onto a CD which he plays, then f*cks up with effects on loops from other CDJ's and his beloved Pioneer 909 mixer he demands to have installed at every gig.
*POSSIBLY* utter crap thought...
And He DOES Mix at the end, the bass runs out too, AND the beats slip. But with performances like that it's okay. I will agree that it must get annoying after a while, and that the music he plays aint really trance. Not last time I saw him anyway.


lol what a bs post...you've been told by who? your friends who probably know as little as you?
its a djm-600 he demands, cause its got the onboard efx. If your booking him for your club, your booking him cause of what he does, hows he supposed to do it without the right equipment dumbass?
the music u say "aint really trance" is called techno, genius


Posted by Ishkur on Feb-17-2006 17:06:

quote:
Originally posted by Kooshie
Actually, beatmatching is usually the first thing :P Can't beatmatch, can't spin. that simple.


I said MIXING trick.

Beatmatching would be the first TURNTABLE trick.


Posted by Scolomon on Feb-17-2006 17:09:

quote:
Originally posted by Ishkur
I said MIXING trick.

Beatmatching would be the first TURNTABLE trick.


the next trick you should learn is DISSAPEAR


Posted by Wyndham on Feb-17-2006 17:21:

quote:
Originally posted by Scolomon
the next trick you should learn is DISSAPEAR


ooooooo


Posted by weymouth on Feb-17-2006 17:51:

quote:
Originally posted by Scolomon
the next trick you should learn is DISSAPEAR


OWNED


Posted by Wyndham on Feb-17-2006 17:58:

o yea forgot, the other song is umek - codec 2


Posted by DFOP04 on Feb-17-2006 18:28:

quote:
Originally posted by Wyndham
ya hes doin it live and its not pre recorded. For those who say its easy to do...try doing it, getting 2 songs to go together like that. He just did a completely new song live. Its fucking hard, obviously he'd practiced it a shitload prior, but its still pretty impressive non the less. no top trace dj could do shit like that.

The reason eddie doesn't do as much shit as he used to, is cause hes playin a lot more trance than he used to. He's always been more of a techno dj and trown in some trance tracks. From what i've seen lately its a hell of a lot more trance which is too bad. Anyways effects, espically scratching, sounds like absolute shit over trance. Techno is a lot easier and sounds a lot better doing tricks/effects over. And hes a pretty good scratcher too, he started out spinning rap and learning to scratch before moving into tech/trance

yea hes hit and miss, from what i've seen/heard, the more techno he plays the better he is, if u see him mainly playin trance, its not gonna be anything special. Either way though hes definately worth checkin out.


^^^^^ what this guy said, techno suits him a lot better, ive seen him play an awsome techno set with hardly any tunes i recognised, yet so many trance sets where hes just banging out 'big timer' tracks that just ruin it.
max


Posted by Kooshie on Feb-17-2006 19:17:

quote:
Originally posted by Ishkur
I said MIXING trick.

Beatmatching would be the first TURNTABLE trick.


*sigh*


Posted by deknician on Feb-17-2006 19:51:

quote:
Originally posted by Scolomon
the next trick you should learn is DISSAPEAR


The next trick you should learn is how to spell

As for Eddie, as long as he rocks it, who really cares? But he was better 3-4 years ago when he played more hard techno at the start of his sets.

quote:
Originally posted by DJ Mikey Mike
Then he proceeded to get back on the decks and play Tiesto's version of Barber's Adagio, and do loads of live effects over it. I'm sure anyone that saw him at some point in 2004 will know what i'm talking about, he did it loads.


Lol - he looped the build-up over and over for about a minute and a half when I saw him at Gatecrasher


Posted by Scolomon on Feb-17-2006 20:38:

i never said i knew how to spell
additionally, although vanishing is a common magic trick, you would be hard pressed to find any civilized nation that considers spelling to be a trick
In the middle east where literacy rates are down, maybe, but that's a stretch dont you think?


Posted by Scolomon on Feb-17-2006 20:38:

i never said i knew how to spell
additionally, although vanishing is a common magic trick, you would be hard pressed to find any civilized nation that considers spelling to be a trick
In the middle east where literacy rates are down, maybe, but that's a stretch dont you think?


Posted by shades_of_gray on Feb-17-2006 23:57:

nice one Eddie

Enjoyed that


Posted by SYSTEM-J on Feb-18-2006 01:20:

quote:
Originally posted by Ishkur
I said MIXING trick.

Beatmatching would be the first TURNTABLE trick.


It's not exclusive to turntables though. You can beatmatch with CDJs or even MP3s and the only difference is that you aren't handling the record with your fingers to correct it. 99% of the skill of beatmatching is being able to listen to two seperate rhythms and distinguish which is going faster by how much. It's a mental trick.


Posted by Lunar Phase 7 on Feb-18-2006 09:13:

Whyndham,

It's a 909 he uses.

& for the other stuff

AND I SAID IT PROLLY ISN'T TRUE BUT I HAVE HEARD.

Never said it was gospel, just voiced it incase there was any element of truth in. For interesting discussion.


Posted by deknician on Feb-18-2006 11:32:

quote:
Originally posted by Scolomon
i never said i knew how to spell


Which is why you should learn...

quote:
Originally posted by Scolomon
additionally, although vanishing is a common magic trick, you would be hard pressed to find any civilized nation that considers spelling to be a trick


Someone's got their irony detector switched to "off".


Posted by Ishkur on Feb-18-2006 12:49:

quote:
Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
It's not exclusive to turntables though. You can beatmatch with CDJs or even MP3s and the only difference is that you aren't handling the record with your fingers to correct it. 99% of the skill of beatmatching is being able to listen to two seperate rhythms and distinguish which is going faster by how much. It's a mental trick.


I know it's being pedantic, but it's still a separate trick.


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