Originally posted by zyklon-jay
you not being able to grasp simple concepts such as proper phrasing is not debatable.
actually, seeing how this most resembles a question I'll go ahead comment on it. I feel like I grasp the concept of phrasing quite well. In fact, I think its one of my best attributes as a dj. There are fundamental things that any dj must do in order to be considered a dj. One of those is matching a beat and another is phrasing. Both of which come as second nature to me seeing how I've been doing this for 10+ years.
Apr-19-2012 03:35
enydo
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You've been doing this for 10+ years and your mixes are still this trite and derivative?
Apr-19-2012 03:38
Adam420
Trance Free Since 2003
Registered: Jul 2008
Location: Montreal, QC
quote:
Originally posted by DJRYAN™
I feel like I grasp the concept of phrasing quite well
See Ryan but I am of the opinion, and so is pretty much everybody else on this forum, that you don't. At this point it does not become subjective. It's a fact. Are you able to comprehend this?
Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
Levels is...decent...damn better than a lot of the shite dominating the charts at the moment. It sounds absolutely nothing like...a billion and one similar tracks in this big-room style. I always had a soft spot.
Apr-19-2012 03:41
enydo
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He represents himself to the fullest.
Apr-19-2012 03:43
DJRYAN™
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Location: Atlanta, USA
quote:
Originally posted by enydo
You've been doing this for 10+ years and your mixes are still this trite and derivative?
Yes, most of the tracks contained within my mixes are usually listed in a Top40 chart and thus could be considered trite. However, due to the fact that they ARE Top40 tracks means that I feel like they're relevant to the audiance that's listening and subsequently worthy to be in my mix.
Apr-19-2012 03:43
enydo
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Location: NYC
Why do you try so hard to make yourself seem legitimate?
Apr-19-2012 03:46
zyklon-jay
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quote:
Originally posted by DJRYAN™
actually, seeing how this most resembles a question I'll go ahead comment on it. I feel like I grasp the concept of phrasing quite well. In fact, I think its one of my best attributes as a dj. There are fundamental things that any dj must do in order to be considered a dj. One of those is matching a beat and another is phrasing. Both of which come as second nature to me seeing how I've been doing this for 10+ years.
fucking hell number 2 of the day
Apr-19-2012 03:49
DJRYAN™
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Registered: Aug 2009
Location: Atlanta, USA
quote:
Originally posted by enydo
Why do you try so hard to make yourself seem legitimate?
yet another "Legitamate" question. I applaude your participation. Allow me to answer to the best of my ability. At this point I don't feel like I'm activley seeking any sort of legitimacy. In fact, I'd prefer to be left alone. Although I am concentrating on taking my mixes to the next level, mostly by concentrating on theme based sets, as well as percise placement of tracks, my goal is to create the best listening experience to whomever decides to hit the play button on my mix.
A few years ago however, I was misguided in believing that I could just hit record and start playing any given set without any prior preparation and/or idea on the direction I was going to take while I played. Even though my impromptu's were decent, they lacked the quality I am currently seeking.
Apr-19-2012 03:53
zyklon-jay
The Real Henry Hill
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Location: Ici William Bumbray du service de police de la communauté urbaine de Montréal Esti.
Apr-19-2012 03:57
Adam420
Trance Free Since 2003
Registered: Jul 2008
Location: Montreal, QC
When you convince yourself hard enough that what's not real is real - it becomes real.
Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
Levels is...decent...damn better than a lot of the shite dominating the charts at the moment. It sounds absolutely nothing like...a billion and one similar tracks in this big-room style. I always had a soft spot.
Apr-19-2012 04:04
enydo
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Registered: Jan 2008
Location: NYC
quote:
Originally posted by DJRYAN™
yet another "Legitamate" question. I applaude your participation. Allow me to answer to the best of my ability. At this point I don't feel like I'm activley seeking any sort of legitimacy. In fact, I'd prefer to be left alone. Although I am concentrating on taking my mixes to the next level, mostly by concentrating on theme based sets, as well as percise placement of tracks, my goal is to create the best listening experience to whomever decides to hit the play button on my mix.
A few years ago however, I was misguided in believing that I could just hit record and start playing any given set without any prior preparation and/or idea on the direction I was going to take while I played. Even though my impromptu's were decent, they lacked the quality I am currently seeking.
Maybe you'd do better as a wedding DJ. Would you enjoy this?
Apr-19-2012 04:05
DJRYAN™
www.djryan.com
Registered: Aug 2009
Location: Atlanta, USA
quote:
Originally posted by Adam420
When you convince yourself hard enough that what's not real is real - it becomes real.
If you could rephrase that into a type of question so that I could answer you I'd be more than happy to.