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| quote: | Originally posted by deejay2002
I love the transition on james holden - nothing to alibi - eternity.
Did you mix this on a computer? Because that transition is so hard to pull off playing live..... |
no not on a computer  --> Dap 800D double cdplayers, 2 technics 1200sl's
| quote: | Originally posted by Phaze Shifter
Hey,
I'm listening to your mix at work...not all the way through it, but do have one comment so far. The transition at the 6:45 mark is a little rugged...you recovered good from it though and matched the beats correctly after only 1-2sec of off-beat. From one DJ to another just giving constructive critcism, not being a dick...I like when ppl let me know of my errors so I can work on them and come back with a better mix. Peace and respect. |
yeah idd thx!
| quote: | Originally posted by djrichy
i always count 32-beat phrases, this gives a more more natural sense of timing. the track harmonics are good. the mix into Voyage is pretty 'off' - the levels werent exactly matched and the beat was a bit off! what happens are 34:22 - it suddenly pans to the right speaker! 
last thing, the tracks are pretty old and too well known. i try to include brand spanking new tracks into sets which i record, otherwise its just the same old stuff which every1s already heard a thousand times.
good overall! |
ok will work on that
idd my 1 channel is a little bit fucked up :/
thx for comment all!!
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only thing i would say is that some of the timing isnt always right. i always count 32-beat phrases, this gives a more more natural sense of timing. the track harmonics are good. the mix into Voyage is pretty 'off' - the levels werent exactly matched and the beat was a bit off! what happens are 34:22 - it suddenly pans to the right speaker! 
