like what i've heard so far clovis, thanks again

cl0vsha FTMFW!

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Originally posted by Clovis86 Okay I have to list the known fuck-ups while re-upload. 1.The Nathan Fake track stays in long...too long maybe, but it would have been okay if I had just lowered its volume a little...I like how it plays with the high bells in No Stoppin Love though...and I like when I take it out during the break of Drop The Beat...other than that its in way too long and way too loud. 2.A little less ping pong delay/high pass filter here and there might have been good. 3.Theres something wrong with where I cued Sia - Numb...because no matter when I drop it for some reason it sounds off...not beatmatching wise, but something doesnt fit...its not that bad but I wann figure out whats wrong with that. 4. Beta Boy drops at full volume...I forgot which channel it was in and had the fader way too high...it doesnt sound that bad...but its weird. I had like four channels going (only two you could hear) so I got confused lol. 5. 49% was not completely warped right...so the beats are a tad off when aftermath comes in. 6.Rykettid was dropped at full volume (me is retarded). 7.I was too fucked up to realise how long and how loud 49% was still in during aftermath...must change that. lol Footnote: I was really fucking stoned during the whole mix, and hitting hookah in between mixes and drinking...it was fun as hell..

Ableton mix? Or is this a dj set? I thought you were using ableton, but some things sound like you may have been using vinyl or cd(from your above comments). Haven't listened to it yet. Just curious.

I love Rykettid. For some reason I thought it was called Rykettin until I saw this tl. I used to bang that track all the time.

Will try to give it a listen, if I can find time, but I know a lot of the tracks already. Have a lot of sets to listen to that I got over the weekend too.

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Originally posted by NiteMer Ableton mix? Or is this a dj set? I thought you were using ableton, but some things sound like you may have been using vinyl or cd(from your above comments). Haven't listened to it yet. Just curious. I love Rykettid. For some reason I thought it was called Rykettin until I saw this tl. I used to bang that track all the time. Will try to give it a listen, if I can find time, but I know a lot of the tracks already. Have a lot of sets to listen to that I got over the weekend too.

This is all ableton man Although I got a pair of CDJs today Still waiting for my mixer to arrive...


And listen if you want...its not important or anything...lol


Btw whats the difference between a dj set and an ableton mix? lol

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Originally posted by Clovis86 Btw whats the difference between a dj set and an ableton mix? lol

I think he meant some of the tracks sound like they are ripped and probably have the vinyl pop sounds

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Originally posted by Xtracktor I think he meant some of the tracks sound like they are ripped and probably have the vinyl pop sounds

Well, that sometimes just happens...like if you find a white label vinyl and want to use it in Ableton. Have to record it to your computer and you can get the popping.

Dave

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Originally posted by DaveT Well, that sometimes just happens...like if you find a white label vinyl and want to use it in Ableton. Have to record it to your computer and you can get the popping. Dave

Yeah, couldn't find a proper version of Depeche Mode - Only When I Lose Myself (Lexicon Ave. Remix) so I ripped my vinyl...little pops here and there but sound sweet as in 320 kbps.

Clovsha i'll check the mix out when I get home...still at work

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I think you're going to die when you hear my new mix, all shit I picked up in London. I doubt anyone's heard any of it heh

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Originally posted by dj_bas I think you're going to die when you hear my new mix, all shit I picked up in London. I doubt anyone's heard any of it heh

send that shit over bas, for serious!

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Originally posted by Clovis86 This is all ableton man Although I got a pair of CDJs today Still waiting for my mixer to arrive... And listen if you want...its not important or anything...lol Btw whats the difference between a dj set and an ableton mix? lol

I haven't used Ableton, so I can't say for sure. I actually am curious as to the workings of it though. Maybe you could explain it. I will encourage you to learn the other mediums though. It's one thing to be Sasha and loop sounds intricately throughout a set on Ableton. It's another thing to go to a show and press play on an Ableton set. Does Ableton match tempos or do you still have to lock your tracks in? Is it sheerly software (I know Sasha has some rowdy controllers, but I heard they only made two for him)? I would like to be filled in, if you have the time. Not trying to talk shit either, but if they do match your beats for you, then you're not djing. I have a friend out here that has made some really nice mixes on Ableton, but I've always wondered what that entails. Can't knock Sasha, because he's always pushing everything to the boundaries, and has proven that he can play the other mediums.

I would encourage you to play with some records, if you have a chance too. Not to necessarily use them out, but so that you know how it works. CDs are very similar, but very different at the same time. Just my advice to you since you are fairly new to the game. Take what you want from it.

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this tracklist is like a mirror of sasha @ pure....

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fuckin awesome mix clovis...tracklist is insane

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Originally posted by NiteMer I haven't used Ableton, so I can't say for sure. I actually am curious as to the workings of it though. Maybe you could explain it. I will encourage you to learn the other mediums though. It's one thing to be Sasha and loop sounds intricately throughout a set on Ableton. It's another thing to go to a show and press play on an Ableton set. Does Ableton match tempos or do you still have to lock your tracks in? Is it sheerly software (I know Sasha has some rowdy controllers, but I heard they only made two for him)? I would like to be filled in, if you have the time. Not trying to talk shit either, but if they do match your beats for you, then you're not djing. I have a friend out here that has made some really nice mixes on Ableton, but I've always wondered what that entails. Can't knock Sasha, because he's always pushing everything to the boundaries, and has proven that he can play the other mediums. I would encourage you to play with some records, if you have a chance too. Not to necessarily use them out, but so that you know how it works. CDs are very similar, but very different at the same time. Just my advice to you since you are fairly new to the game. Take what you want from it.

Like I said, I just got 2 CDJ-1000s and I'm waiting on the mixer. I want to know how to mix extremely well on CDs, as well as go from CD to ableton and back.

Why are you not DJing if you're not beatmatching? Is that all you need to do to mix records, is press play and match them up? lol

All the people I hear who look down on Ableton have no idea how it works or what it can do. Its like having absolute complete control over your set. You can edit tracks as you go along in the mix, and set up crazy stuff in seconds. Startpoints/endpoints, multiple loops, and stack a huge variety of effects on top of each other. And I hate to break it to you but Sasha is barely doing jack with Ableton. Knowing how it works, and how he uses it, he uses it to make the mix sound the way he wants, to which he excels...but he is no where near using the full capabilities of the program, or even his controller.

Its like...the ways you mix on decks, they expand x100 on Ableton.

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