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Posted by The Don on Oct-09-2007 09:39:

Deadmau5

Can anyone point me in the direction of some Deadmau5 live mixes..

Thanks

Posted by Venire on Oct-09-2007 10:24:

My Fanboy-senses are tingling.

Posted by eRRaTiK on Oct-09-2007 10:33:

thread # ?

Posted by RJT on Oct-09-2007 13:13:

He isn't really a DJ - or at least wasn't really a "DJ" until his productions blew up.

Andy Moor pt. 2.

Posted by RaPiD____EyE_k on Oct-09-2007 13:55:

quote:
Originally posted by RJT
He isn't really a DJ - or at least wasn't really a "DJ" until his productions blew up.

Andy Moor pt. 2.


ummm ye he is, I�ve witnessed a liveset of his so stfu

Posted by Yohan on Oct-09-2007 13:57:

quote:
Originally posted by RaPiD____EyE_k
ummm ye he is, I�ve witnessed a liveset of his so stfu

lol. deadmau5 himself said he's not a DJ. (feel free to ask him yourself as he's a TA)
I guess he's not a DJ in the 'traditional' sense that we'd think an EDM DJ is but yes. what he does with his aptop and mixer is awesome live

Posted by RJT on Oct-09-2007 13:57:

quote:
Originally posted by RaPiD____EyE_k
ummm ye he is, I�ve witnessed a liveset of his so stfu


That doesn't change the fact that he only recently began performing live. Fuck m8, he had even told several promoters in Chicago inintially that he didn't DJ - and now a year later he's booked a gig at Crobar.

Learn to comprehend what you read before you post, though your track record would seem to indicate you're utterly incapable of such practice.

Posted by eRRaTiK on Oct-09-2007 14:02:

quote:
Originally posted by RJT
Andy Moor pt. 2.


Deadmau5 > Andy Moor, imo. From a live performance POV anyway.

Posted by Yohan on Oct-09-2007 14:03:

quote:
Originally posted by eRRaTiK
Deadmau5 > Andy Moor, imo.

Kinda unfair comparison as both produce different styles of music.

god damn you and your fast edit.

Saw both Andy Moor and Deadmau5 live and I'd say both kick ass in their own way.

Deadmau5 sun night was amazing just as I've expected, but Andy Moor's set early in May is still one of my fav parties this yr so far.

Posted by RJT on Oct-09-2007 14:04:

quote:
Originally posted by eRRaTiK
Deadmau5 > Andy Moor, imo. From a live performance POV anyway.


Make no mistake, the only reason I make the Andy Moor comparison is because they're both producers who had a hit (or 5) and then entered the realm of live performance.

I've never seen or heard Deadmau5 live, but it wouldn't take much for him to beat Andy Moor's efforts.

Posted by GILLES on Oct-09-2007 14:05:

quote:
Originally posted by eRRaTiK
Deadmau5 > Andy Moor, imo. From a live performance POV anyway.



No

Posted by Yohan on Oct-09-2007 14:05:

quote:
Originally posted by RJT
I've never seen or heard Deadmau5 live, but it wouldn't take much for him to beat Andy Moor's efforts.

Have you seen Andy Moor live before?

Posted by RJT on Oct-09-2007 14:09:

quote:
Originally posted by EvilTree
Have you seen Andy Moor live before?


Yes, and I've heard more than one live set from him - and they were all atrocious. Mixing was either spotty (particularly the phrasing) or safe, and the programming made little to no sense, which is odd considering how bland the music he played was - anything should have sounded good, but it just didn't.

Posted by Yohan on Oct-09-2007 14:12:

quote:
Originally posted by RJT
Yes, and I've heard more than one live set from him - and they were all atrocious. Mixing was either spotty (particularly the phrasing) or safe, and the programming made little to no sense, which is odd considering how bland the music he played was - anything should have sounded good, but it just didn't.

I agree about the technical part of Moor's skills but I thought his programming and tracklist was good, if you expected Moor's type of music

Posted by eRRaTiK on Oct-09-2007 14:39:

I dunno, just expect more from Moor...





























get it? get it?

You're right though, different styles different genres. Not a fair comparison. It's all subjective anyhow. I do agree with DJ Rob Turner with respect to technical skills though. Now Moor as a producer... wicked.

Posted by The Don on Oct-09-2007 15:40:

Right to sum up..


I never asked if he was a DJ or not. So why you have filled a page arguing about it is a bit, well tangent like to say the least..


I am fully aware of the quipment he uses when playing live sets, what I would like is some examples of those said live sets, so can anyone help with that...

Posted by basvh on Oct-09-2007 16:33:

quote:
Originally posted by RJT
That doesn't change the fact that he only recently began performing live. Fuck m8, he had even told several promoters in Chicago inintially that he didn't DJ - and now a year later he's booked a gig at Crobar.



Well it's a tough decision:

Only releasing and producing tracks and making hardly any money



or



Performing, travelling (worldwide), nice performing fee, crazy audiences and getting all the girls.

Posted by RJT on Oct-09-2007 16:34:

quote:
Originally posted by basvh
Well it's a tough decision:

Only releasing and producing tracks and making hardly any money

or

Performing, travelling (worldwide), nice performing fee, crazy audiences and getting all the girls.



Did I ever claim that it was?



I guess I'm just trying to figure out what your point is, but if it's just playing "Captain Obvious," I guess that's ok too.

Posted by Saint John on Oct-09-2007 22:52:

yup like there track Not Exactly

Posted by iammesol on Oct-09-2007 23:21:

This thread needs more information and less opinion.

Posted by miamitranceman on Oct-09-2007 23:26:

quote:
Originally posted by iammesol
This thread needs more information and less opinion.



+1 ffs

Posted by bamski on Oct-10-2007 11:46:

quote:
Originally posted by iammesol
This thread needs more information and less opinion.


quote:
Originally posted by miamitranceman
+1 ffs


quote:
Originally posted by deadmau5
im not a dj.


quote:
Originally posted by deadmau5
well, im a producer first and formost... as you said. but, i take the stems of all my productions and lock them up in live so that at least a "dj gig", if you will, is even doable.... because like i said... im not really interested in being a DJ, moreso as i am a live performer../. and as i grow / expand outwards with the gigging thing, im sure my setup and methods will definatley be improved over the years to come

Posted by eRRaTiK on Oct-10-2007 11:52:

This is a discussion forum on the internet... not an encyclopedia... expect opinion. If it's all just facts then there's nothing to discuss.

/end tranceaddict.com forum and end internets.

Posted by iammesol on Oct-10-2007 16:25:

quote:
Originally posted by eRRaTiK
This is a discussion forum on the internet... not an encyclopedia... expect opinion. If it's all just facts then there's nothing to discuss.

/end tranceaddict.com forum and end internets.


I feel enlightened.




















But I knew that




and thanks DuBam. I see where hes going with that statement. When I watched him on Stickam last week he wasn't really mixing, more like playing with samples than anything.

Good stuff.

Posted by DaveT on Oct-10-2007 22:08:

oh BTW, I've seen the video. It's not bad at all, lol.


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