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Posted by Quadlow on Feb-13-2008 01:49:

So here we go. Overall I honestly really enjoyed the mix. I will be the first person to say I am really not to keen for vocal tracks but for the most part I thought the ones included were pretty solid.

One of the reasons why I enjoyed the mix was obviously it had a sort of Balance 05 feel to it a bit. Not a lot but it did have a little of that flavor.

The opening track was really solid and the mix from the first to second track was honestly fucking choice. When we were listening to it on the way home from Wax that night I was like holy shit. It takes a bit for me to feel like that and you got me. Flow into the third track was solid as well. The forth track however is probably one of the worst tracks I have ever heard and really tainted the mix for me. Helen Cornell honestly should be taken out of every DJ�s bag and burned. When Chels and I were listening to it we were just waiting for it to end and it never did.

Fizzman is a great track and almost redeems the Helen track but not quite. The mix into it was nice also.

One of the only hitches mixing personally was from the Ada track into A5B. The tracks didn�t seem to fit together as good you probably thought. I really liked how you mixed right out it with the Day track. They really worked well together. Also that Lewie Day track was hands down my favorite track of the set. I am sure a lot of people got bored in that section but I thought it was fantastic. The mix in and out of it set the tone for the rest of the set.

Everything else from there on out was solid, great to here the Kage track. If you come to DEMF I will have to introduce you to him. He�s a great guy for sure. The FC track was great to hear, way to dig deep. Overall nice work boss. It was definitely something a bit different from you and I did enjoy it. I think I might have liked your last one a bit better but not by much. I would give it a solid 7.7/10. It would have been nice to see some edit and such on the track list since some tracks seemed to carry on a bit too long. That and the 4th track are my only complaints.

~ I mean really � burn that track .. lol


Posted by Blue Sky 99 on Feb-15-2008 20:43:

I enjoyed the flow of this one a lot. Keep up the good work man, you definitely put a lot of effort in your mixes.


Posted by woscar on Feb-16-2008 01:54:

Quick question...will the separate tracks play gapless on my iPod?


Posted by RJT on Feb-16-2008 05:36:

quote:
Originally posted by woscar99
Quick question...will the separate tracks play gapless on my iPod?


Yup - should work no problem at all


Posted by Allied Nations on Feb-16-2008 14:11:

not bad at all!

Some tracks i wasnt feeling as much as others but overall the style was nice... easy to have on while you're just kicking it... Some cool drums and nice basslines, just wasn't too keen on some of the vocals, but thats more my point of view than anything-


Posted by woscar on Feb-16-2008 18:42:

quote:
Originally posted by RJT
Yup - should work no problem at all


Awesome! Downloading the separate tracks version then


Posted by tubularbills on Feb-17-2008 06:35:

quote:
Originally posted by RJT

And I hope this doesn't sound arrogant, but this is a mix I am pretty proud of myself for - so even if it doesn't appeal to many, I'm still happy I was finally able to put it together (I had worked on the beginning and end for quite some time - or at least had the idea of how I wanted them to flesh themselves out).


that's a good point, man. you have to really enjoy what you do....otherwise, its almost like, "what's the point?" you know?

out of curiosity, have you ever gone back to some of your older stuff, now that you've been doing it for awhile, and tried to "fix" them? or change them in anyway? or no?


Posted by RJT on Feb-17-2008 20:28:

quote:
Originally posted by tubularbills
that's a good point, man. you have to really enjoy what you do....otherwise, its almost like, "what's the point?" you know?

out of curiosity, have you ever gone back to some of your older stuff, now that you've been doing it for awhile, and tried to "fix" them? or change them in anyway? or no?


Nah - my previous mixes basically have two flavors for me. The first is the kind I grow to despise rather quickly and am embarassed to ever have done in the first place. The second are mixes that I'm generally very happy with and continue to listen for a long time after I've made them.

I think I've made 3 of the second kind total in the past 11 years.


Posted by Sukhoi29SU on Feb-19-2008 01:21:

Rob- listened to your set this evening and thought it was great. Mellow, relaxing, casual sound that is a nice change in pace from the many 'danceable' sets posted on TA.
I did, however, agree with a previous poster's comment about the Helen Cornell track. Just not my cup of tea, but to each his own- and despite my dislike for the actual track- it was mixed nicely within the set.

Overall, spot on mixing and aside from that one track, thought the track selection was great and made the set flow together nicely

well done on this one- I'm throwing it on my iPOD for future listening


Posted by RJT on Feb-19-2008 02:54:

quote:
Originally posted by Sukhoi29SU
Rob- listened to your set this evening and thought it was great. Mellow, relaxing, casual sound that is a nice change in pace from the many 'danceable' sets posted on TA.
I did, however, agree with a previous poster's comment about the Helen Cornell track. Just not my cup of tea, but to each his own- and despite my dislike for the actual track- it was mixed nicely within the set.

Overall, spot on mixing and aside from that one track, thought the track selection was great and made the set flow together nicely

well done on this one- I'm throwing it on my iPOD for future listening


Thanks much for the feedback m8 - I was definitely going for a bit of a contrast with the amount of more banging, club friendly sets on here. Some of those can be a lot of fun, don't get me wrong - just wanted to try to provide a bit of a different spin than some of the other stuff in here.

Cheers


Posted by ZeJayMan on Feb-20-2008 17:14:

downloading...........................................................................


Posted by infinity HiGH on Feb-20-2008 18:22:

Re: Rob Turner - Sounds like Robots [Winter/Spring Promo Mix 2008]

quote:
Originally posted by RJT
Single File: Right Click and "Save As"

Zip File w/ Individual Tracks: http://www.sendspace.com/file/st97i2


Why not just include a cue sheet?


Posted by RJT on Feb-20-2008 19:05:

Re: Re: Rob Turner - Sounds like Robots [Winter/Spring Promo Mix 2008]

quote:
Originally posted by infinity HiGH
Why not just include a cue sheet?


Because I didn't have one ready at hand or feel like making one.


Posted by woscar on Feb-21-2008 01:10:

Sendspace is a bitch man, can you upload the tracks version to megaupload or rapidshare please? I really want to listen to this


Posted by RJT on Feb-21-2008 01:41:

quote:
Originally posted by woscar99
Sendspace is a bitch man, can you upload the tracks version to megaupload or rapidshare please? I really want to listen to this


Sure - I'll try to get a perma-host for it ASAP, thanks for your patience


Posted by Clovis on Feb-21-2008 01:48:

So after a few listens, I like this mix on the whole, though theres a few small things I thought didnt work so well.

- obvious vocals clashing in the mix out of takk brett, which is inevitable with these 2

- the whole hayling thing at the end, I mean...fucking great tracks, I just didn't feel like they fit in well with the rest of the set, even though you did set them up perfectly. Come to me -> original hayling was great though.


Posted by nrjizer on Feb-21-2008 11:41:

Rob if you still need a host, PM me.


Posted by MrJiveBoJingles on Feb-21-2008 14:47:

Been listening to this and enjoying it.


Posted by RJT on Feb-21-2008 15:51:

Ice, glad you dig it JBJ

Tom, check your PM's


Posted by Az on Feb-21-2008 16:13:

this was pretty good rob, only listened once cos i lost my mp3 player, forgot to leave a comment
that citizen cain tune is the shit though, got some good stuff by him
not overly keen on chica go and takk brett though, but horses for courses and all that


Posted by MrJiveBoJingles on Feb-21-2008 17:36:

Favorite track is probably "The Blistering Barnacle." I'd like to make some tracks in a similar style.


Posted by RJT on Feb-22-2008 02:42:

quote:
Originally posted by MrJiveBoJingles
Favorite track is probably "The Blistering Barnacle." I'd like to make some tracks in a similar style.


It's funny you mention that - when I downloaded "Veto" the other day, "The Blistering Barnacle" was instantly the tune I thought of.

Looking forward to hearing more of your stuff.


Posted by MrJiveBoJingles on Feb-22-2008 04:07:

quote:
Originally posted by RJT
It's funny you mention that - when I downloaded "Veto" the other day, "The Blistering Barnacle" was instantly the tune I thought of.

Awesome.


Posted by woscar on Feb-23-2008 21:05:

quote:
Originally posted by RJT
Sure - I'll try to get a perma-host for it ASAP, thanks for your patience


No prob...is the host ready yet?


Posted by RJT on Feb-23-2008 22:17:

Sorry for the delay m8 - just been a bit scattered these past few days.



Tom sent me the FTP info before he left for Charlotte for the weekend, so I'm upping now - should be available within the next hour or two (depending on whether or not I run out for a bit here).


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