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Posted by R.j. on Oct-21-2004 02:09:

give me ur opinion...

sample mix

aside from the tracks i used... hows the mixing?

Posted by Radagast on Oct-21-2004 02:16:

Me: Crap

I suggest posting this in the DJ Booth forum or whatever it's called. You'll probably gain more...effective...input.

Posted by R.j. on Oct-21-2004 02:18:

quote:
Originally posted by Radagast
Me: Crap

I suggest posting this in the DJ Booth forum or whatever it's called. You'll probably gain more...effective...input there.

well id rather have crappy input... along with something positive.. keeps me practicing...

thanks anyways

Posted by smokeape on Oct-21-2004 02:19:

Son, I don't have the time nor desire to listen to your mix unless you have a track listing with something which may interest me.

[[[smoke]]]

Armin van Buuren - Sunburned

Posted by R.j. on Oct-21-2004 02:19:

quote:
Originally posted by smokeape
Son, I don't have the time nor desire to listen to your mix unless you have a track listing with something which may interest me.

[[[smoke]]]

Armin van Buuren - Sunburned

lol... its only about 2 minutes long

Posted by smokeape on Oct-21-2004 02:27:

quote:
Originally posted by R.j.
lol... its only about 2 minutes long

Glad I didn't listen to it then.

[[[smoke]]]

Posted by Mr.Mystery on Oct-21-2004 02:28:

The first one is decent, although the tracks you used were horrible. And what the hell was that terrible voiceover thing?

The second one is terrible, first it's offbeat and once it gets on beat you get clashing notes and I think the phrase matching isn't correct either since the crash comes in at a weird time.

Posted by R.j. on Oct-21-2004 02:30:

quote:
Originally posted by Mr.Mystery
The first one is decent, although the tracks you used were horrible. And what the hell was that terrible voiceover thing?

The second one is terrible, first it's offbeat and once it gets on beat you get clashing notes and I think the phrase matching isn't correct either since the crash comes in at a weird time.

heh thanks!

Posted by Jordan Stevens on Oct-21-2004 02:31:

ehhh not to bad, u need a little work, u got the basic idea down.

practice makes perfect

Posted by Mr.Mystery on Oct-21-2004 02:32:

quote:
Originally posted by R.j.
heh thanks!

Just remember that DJ'ing is a lot more than beatmatching

Posted by Halcyon+On+On on Oct-21-2004 02:33:

I'm not a mixer in any sense (never even touched the tables) but that sounded pretty good to me.

I can honestly say that I wouldn't have noticed the mixing if I wasn't really listening for it - that's the right idea, isn't it? I could tell when the song was starting to change, but as a continuous mix, it sounded pretty damn fine to me.

Once again, I don't know much about this sort of thing at all, I'm just an avid listener, but maybe my opinion on this is more valuable than those of the turntable vets out there because of my ignorance?

Posted by R.j. on Oct-21-2004 02:33:

quote:
Originally posted by Mr.Mystery
Just remember that DJ'ing is a lot more than beatmatching

yeah... thanks alot for your post man, i'll take it into great consideration.

Posted by petro on Oct-21-2004 02:33:

really good stuff!!

the voice-overs sound good too, keep it up!

Posted by beats and beeps on Oct-21-2004 02:47:

improved from that last sample you posted in some thread a while back.

BTW what was the first track? I've heard it so many times, but i cant think of the name...

Posted by R.j. on Oct-21-2004 03:12:

quote:
Originally posted by beats and beeps
improved from that last sample you posted in some thread a while back.

BTW what was the first track? I've heard it so many times, but i cant think of the name...

enigma - push the limits (atb remix)

btw, are u talking about my sample of me rapping? lol j/k

Posted by A.J. on Oct-21-2004 03:17:

I agree with everything My Mystery said.

And what are those tracks????

Posted by Arbiter on Oct-21-2004 03:20:

0/10

Posted by J.L. on Oct-21-2004 06:23:

first one: you are mixing it way too late, IMO, you should never wait until there is no bass in the track before you mix two trance tracks together, it just loses the energy and musicalness of it.

second one: as mr. mystery said, keys are clashing

keep it up, and you'll be the next dj sammy.