Some lovely tracks in here... that last track though is by Kai Del Noi and remixed by Sean Tyas . Well I guess there isn't a whole lot I can say until you've gotten more experience under your belt... You kept your volume levels even, and showed some variety. Good use of filters... what kind of mixer are you using?

Good job

Last edited by ClearWater on Dec-12-2006 at 09:06

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Originally posted by ClearVision Some lovely tracks in here... that last track though is by Kai Del Noi and remixed by Sean Tyas . Well I guess there isn't a whole lot I can say until you've gotten more experience under your belt... You kept your volume levels even, and showed some variety. Good use of filters... what kind of mixer are you using? Good job

hey thanks for checking it out, yeah its the tyas remix, my bad i knew that too, im using the djm 400, what did u think of that bit of bootleg mid way through, i thought those 2 went together really well
Solid Haze - Reduxed (Robert Burns Mix)
Mac & Mac - Rippin Base (Original Mix)

i was a fraction off on the first 2 mixes, i blame the headphones, im still using crap headphones, hopefully santa come trhough for christmas

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Originally posted by CkSLy hey thanks for checking it out, yeah its the tyas remix, my bad i knew that too, im using the djm 400, what did u think of that bit of bootleg mid way through, i thought those 2 went together really well Solid Haze - Reduxed (Robert Burns Mix) Mac & Mac - Rippin Base (Original Mix) i was a fraction off on the first 2 mixes, i blame the headphones, im still using crap headphones, hopefully santa come trhough for christmas

I remember when I used crappy headphones.... oh man I couldnt hear anything properly. When I recorded my first set and listened to it on good speakers it sounded totally different then when I mixed it. You need good headphones because they make the biggest difference and also good speakers, saves alot of frustration