looks ridiculous to open a thread to talk about a single essential mix, but I don't think that I ever heard any essential mix more bumping than dave clark 2000 mix, although in a few moments the mixing looks... childish? So, just in case someone here never heard it:
There aren't mixes with those stormers mixed properly? I mean D&B is more diiifucult mix yet plenty of TA's nail it down flawlessly and their not featured on the essential mix.
Here is a mix with a warm ridiculous blend Drum and Bass, Electronica, and Progressive atmospheric Breaks but was featrured John DIgweed KISS show on BBC
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Aug-22-2018 19:23
SYSTEM-J
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Originally posted by SynthNinja
There aren't mixes with those stormers mixed properly? I mean D&B is more diiifucult mix yet plenty of TA's nail it down flawlessly and their not featured on the essential mix.
Here is a mix with a warm ridiculous blend Drum and Bass, Electronica, and Progressive atmospheric Breaks but was featrured John DIgweed show on KISS BBC
Dave Clarke doesn't play drum 'n bass, you clearly didn't even listen to 30 seconds of the mix in question before replying, you've managed to post a mix that isn't stomping and isn't an Essential Mix, and Kiss FM has nothing to do with the BBC and never has done. That's an impressive amount of things to get wrong in one post.
Anyway, to actually answer the question, the winner is inevitably going to be a '90s techno one, back when DJs used to jerry rig their decks to play at +16. 1994 in particular seemed to be the peak year for nosebleed jackhammer techno, with mixes by the likes of Clarke, CJ Bolland and Dave Angel pummelling the airwaves into submission almost every week. To be honest, I find this kind of thing too much to listen to at home, it literally tires my ears out:
just checked the tracklist and is indeed my "next set to play" after seeing old damon wild stuff. actually I never paid too much attention to dave angel work, maybe it is time now
Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
Dave Clarke doesn't play drum 'n bass, you clearly didn't even listen to 30 seconds of the mix in question before replying, you've managed to post a mix that isn't stomping and isn't an Essential Mix, and Kiss FM has nothing to do with the BBC and never has done. That's an impressive amount of things to get wrong in one post.
You clearly miss the point especially one who doesn't fond the art mixing at all "beat matching" hence short transitions like how I mentioned in your mix at the promo thread or key tunes.I Also I never said Kiss was affialted with BBC they just happened to be in the same sentence Jack so calm down dn that wasn't the point at allll wtf bro.
Is it really hard to mix these tracks ? I ;ll take the challenge would you?
A blend of three different genre's mixed flawlessly and tells a story via the grey area mix is worth talking about, trains wrecks + stomppage? no or yes for laughs, see not fond of mixing yet.... you like good mixes I guess you had to much coffee or missed putting on your glasses.
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Aug-22-2018 20:13
SYSTEM-J
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Registered: Sep 2003
Location: Manchester
quote:
Originally posted by SynthNinja
You clearly miss the point especially one who doesn't fond the art mixing at all "beat matching" hence short transitions like how I mentioned in your mix at the promo thread or key tunes.I Also I never said Kiss was affialted with BBC they just happened to be in the same sentence Jack so calm down dn that wasn't the point at allll wtf bro.
Your posts are written in fluent gibberish, which makes them somewhat difficult to decipher. Why on earth did you write "on KISS BBC", then? What does that mean, exactly?
And again, you clearly haven't listened to this set, or Dave Clarke in general. He plays 49 records in two hours on this set, with all his usual scratching and vinyl trickery thrown in over the top. By all means, record a set like that yourself without a single mixing glitch.
Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
Your posts are written in fluent gibberish, which makes them somewhat difficult to decipher. Why on earth did you write "on KISS BBC", then? What does that mean, exactly?
Check, re-read.
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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
And again, you clearly haven't listened to this set, or Dave Clarke in general. He plays 49 records in two hours on this set, with all his usual scratching and vinyl trickery thrown in over the top. By all means, record a set like that yourself without a single mixing glitch.
Originally posted by wotyzoid
Who do you think you're fooling? I bet you dont have one single decent techno record. You probably can't play vinyl for shit.
I don't like that style, mine is more ear pleasing, and dont skip the subject I have 6 full crates and counting for discogs.
