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Posted by DeepSix on Nov-04-2003 00:52:

Digital Witchcraft - Brindavan

Hey all,

I am working on a breaks mix and I am having problems mixing into the Greyarea remix of Brindavan...I just can't find anything that works well with it. I've been trying other tracks in Bm as well to make sure it is keymatched, but it never sounds good enough...Anyone have any suggestions? I'm trying to pick up the pace a little with Brindavan, so something a little more on the chill side would be preferable.

Posted by digital SLUTS on Nov-25-2003 19:00:

WOW

may i ask how you got your hands on this track? and if you downloaded it from soulseek and any other internet source or mp3 share might i just say that its people like you that are hurting and killing the record lable industry

Posted by Elmo-On-XTC on Nov-25-2003 20:55:

i dont have an answer to your problem, but Digital Witchcraft is fucking sick! there featured artist set from 07-30-03 is by far my fav set of the year!!! simply incredible

Posted by Taub on Nov-25-2003 22:05:

quote:
Originally posted by Elmo-On-XTC
i dont have an answer to your problem, but Digital Witchcraft is fucking sick! there featured artist set from 07-30-03 is by far my fav set of the year!!! simply incredible

Ned is the man...love his sets...ambient and breaks

Posted by DeepSix on Nov-25-2003 23:58:

Re: WOW

quote:
Originally posted by digital SLUTS
may i ask how you got your hands on this track? and if you downloaded it from soulseek and any other internet source or mp3 share might i just say that its people like you that are hurting and killing the record lable industry

Right. I buy $60 worth of vinyl a week, not to mention a couple of mix CDs a month, and I'm ruining the industry. Fuck you, asshole. Get a fucking clue.

Posted by Elmo-On-XTC on Nov-26-2003 03:18:

you know, downloading music like a digital witchcraft track wouldn't really be 'hurting the industry'. You have to understand that this is not pop music. nobody prints their track on a medium like vinyl for mass production. it's for dj's to spin locally (or in their bedroom). not to mention some vinyls are extremely rare to find so even if you wanted to pay for it you can't get yours hands on it. That's not to say downloading the music is a good thing but just try to look at it from a regular listeners point of view

Posted by digital SLUTS on Dec-04-2003 04:36:

wow again

you do not know how it can hurt the industry. well let me tell you how. 1. digital witchcraft grayarea remix is not released yet. Its on Opek music. Opek music is a small canadian independent record lable. when you have people downloading tracks off the internet because they can't wait till the tracks are released and figuer its ok and its for free so hey why not. your screwing the small lable and you screw the industry. the industry my friend is the record lables along with the hard working producers so technicaly when your downloading unreleased music you cut sales and kill small lables such as opek.
so there you go

Posted by capricorn15 on Dec-04-2003 04:40:

Re: wow again

quote:
Originally posted by digital SLUTS
you do not know how it can hurt the industry. well let me tell you how. 1. digital witchcraft grayarea remix is not released yet. Its on Opek music. Opek music is a small canadian independent record lable. when you have people downloading tracks off the internet because they can't wait till the tracks are released and figuer its ok and its for free so hey why not. your screwing the small lable and you screw the industry. the industry my friend is the record lables along with the hard working producers so technicaly when your downloading unreleased music you cut sales and kill small lables such as opek.
so there you go

thanks for your insight,
i myself cannot find this track for download, i would download it and buy it too. that is what i do. download and buy. i am going to buy their other one, snowday, when it comes out, not sure if it is out yet, unless you can point me in the right direction. also, i heard they produce under sultan and tonedepth, is taht right, where can i get their shit too? thanks =)

Posted by Omegasox on Dec-04-2003 04:54:

Here's a shot in the dark. Try Shiloh - Swerve [Trail Mix]. I only have minimal break stuff, but I find this mixes well with a lot of it.

Brindavan is a fucking tune and a half, though. It's worth buying even if there's nothing to mix with it.

Posted by Mixologist on Dec-04-2003 05:25:

i think digital sluts = digital witchcraft. hes got the right to be pissed off like many other producers that get their material leaked out earlier before even promos r out, and then shared on soulseek. underground music will not exist soon if shit like this will continue to kill the labels.

Posted by Taub on Dec-04-2003 05:57:

quote:
Originally posted by Mixologist
i think digital sluts = digital witchcraft. hes got the right to be pissed off like many other producers that get their material leaked out earlier before even promos r out, and then shared on soulseek. underground music will not exist soon if shit like this will continue to kill the labels.

i understand what digital sluts is talking about but where else are we to hear what the track sounds like? most of these tracks are not available at my local store. Also digital witchcraft, sultan, tondepth, jiva are just up and coming artists so i think the mp3s will help them become more popular. I for one have to give credit to GU 25 for putting me on to sultan and the gang.

But sultan and the crew release a whole lot of good track and its very hard to find out the release dates and when i actually do find out about them they get sold out. It would be more better if they relased studio/live mixes with new and old tracks once in a while to keep the mp3 fans happy and give a tracklist.

i dotn know...mp3 helps you reach a wider audience but at the same time you can also get hurt by it too. But i do download thier tracks and buy them too.

I know that sultan and the crew are not very much pleased with mp3s of new promos leaking out

Posted by Mixologist on Dec-04-2003 06:09:

quote:
Originally posted by Taub
i understand what digital sluts is talking about but where else are we to hear what the track sounds like? most of these tracks are not available at my local store. Also digital witchcraft, sultan, tondepth, jiva are just up and coming artists so i think the mp3s will help them become more popular. I for one have to give credit to GU 25 for putting me on to sultan and the gang.

But sultan and the crew release a whole lot of good track and its very hard to find out the release dates and when i actually do find out about them they get sold out. It would be more better if they relased studio/live mixes with new and old tracks once in a while to keep the mp3 fans happy and give a tracklist.

i dotn know...mp3 helps you reach a wider audience but at the same time you can also get hurt by it too. But i do download thier tracks and buy them too.

I know that sultan and the crew are not very much pleased with mp3s of new promos leaking out

most artists have sites set up and have samples provided there to download their upcoming releases. also u can hear their tunes in livsets that r being broadcasted on radio shows like proton radio. u just have to look harder. try global underground forum. they knoe everything when it comes to progressive releases. there is no excuse for saying mp3s r the only way i can hear the producers work.

Posted by david.sound on Dec-04-2003 07:11:

it doesnt mix well because you should mix it with breaks or progressive, stick to the trance, you are a tranceaddict!

Posted by digital SLUTS on Dec-06-2003 05:35:

HUH?

nope note digital witchcraft but i do know ned personaly, actualy the whole chug and opek crew are really good friends of mine. i support them with all my heart and as an avid supporter i still buy there tracks even though were tight like brothers. i support quality house music and do not disrespect producers and lables by ripping them off by getting music off of soul seek.

p.s seeing how you already have it shilo's swerve goes very well with it. And shilo are two producers to watch out for sick sick sick sick material comming soon