TRANCE TRIBE - The Event - what do you want?

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Posted by ONION on Mar-09-2004 09:14:

quote:
Originally posted by muli
mixing is a big part for me, i have heard some shocking mixing in my time and it has put me right off. Sucks when you pay big money for an international and they cant mix.

For me its always been tracklisting...

Yes mixing is important, and its always awesome to hear someone hold a long mix, that works in the scope of the whole journey. Nonetheless, what frustrates me is when I hear one DJ play the same tunes I heard another DJ play a couple of weeks before but in a different order... Or Djs trying to copy a tiesto / armin / ferry / etc etc set instead of playing their own style and being original.

So for me its all about whats in their crate and the order which they play it rather than the mixing... because when it comes to mixing it isnt really that difficult.

Posted by 00soups00 on Mar-09-2004 09:37:

i think Matt Darey is a great idea for a trance international, who wouldnt be too expensive.

Cor Fijneman is another one.

i would love to see him live, however im not sure he would have that much pulling power as not too many 'trance-fiends' would know of him.

*sigh*

i know this is a bit far-fetched, but wouldn't Markus Schulz fall into the category of prog/trance international who wouldnt be too expensive, maybe even Darey and Schulz?? i dunnoo

however i guess it comes down to unfortunately what will get the punters through the doors and not what is actually quality music.

i think any of those 3 names: Schulz, Fijneman, Darey
would be good value, and hopefully would fill the club.

what about someone like Infusion, maybe they'd be willing to do a cheaper gig for the sake of 'the-scene'.

who knows...

Posted by Psygnosis on Mar-09-2004 10:50:

quote:
Originally posted by 00soups00
i think Matt Darey is a great idea for a trance international, who wouldnt be too expensive.

I hope that wasn't said to be a bad thing???

About the mixing thing, sure mixing is important but also so is tracklist. I mean if there was a 2 Djs playing on the same night, one Dj plays full of anthems but poorly mixed, the Dj after him plays all poor song but flawless mixing.. which would you enjoy?

tbh try get Mark Dynamix , now that'll be nicee!!

btw Muli, Dreas done that Havannah song, also done Sonic Rush + Morning Snow... i'm sure you've heard of him, but yeh i think i do agree with you though.. Dreas isn't that popular to draw the crowds yet. Though were having a exclusive mix by him to be on Rush Nova 969 to probably popularize the name more... hope its better for him to get recognized

Posted by 00soups00 on Mar-09-2004 11:18:

quote:
Originally posted by Psygnosis
I hope that wasn't said to be a bad thing???

absolutely not

just expressing a fact.

matt darey is good, however he wouldnt be as expensive as some
other well-known dj's.

Posted by tubby on Mar-09-2004 22:29:

also consider that matt darey plays the gay clubs on his tours as well. This means he will play 2 gigs in the same city without necessarily splitting the same crowds. result = lower tour costs. And his website lists him as being in oz/nz in april.
as for mixing, i get told my mixes are fine all the time when I can tell they are complete crap. Unless they are really really bad, most people can't tell much difference. remember, we all hang around and talk about this sort of stuff a lot and pay attention to it, most clubbers don't.

Posted by muli on Mar-10-2004 00:51:

hey i never said tracks dont matter! They are the most important bit, but i like DJs who can mix good aswell

Posted by escee on Mar-10-2004 10:49:

quote:
Originally posted by Joshva
Hey I wasn't talking about you

escee i believe

"go back to the chillout room" is a slur? kthx.

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