Originally posted by Pinokio
I am listening to his essential mix Live @ Cream Amnesia (08-11-07), and it's really amazing.
I haven't heard a set like this in years, it's really nice, and the best thing, is that I don't knwo exactly what is he doing with the tracks.
I guess he is taking ableton to the next level.
His technique is unique.
i don't understand why he has all that motivation with ableton, it doesn't teach or inspire anyone pretty much. Its audio is very watery like with huge amounts of distortion. Doing all that trickery on an imac doesn't really mean anthing if it doesn't touch one's soul. And removing climatic breakdowns by warping track is a dis to the artist who made the tracks and using a master tempo is just lazyness. The old school hypnotic sasha using analogue vinyl was the dopest
Sep-10-2007 00:54
Domesticated
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Registered: Feb 2007
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Sasha is not quite poo on toast ( ), but he's definitely the most overrated DJ going around.
I can think of literally 100 other DJs I would rather see.
Originally posted by mrnasty1
i don't understand why he has all that motivation with ableton, it doesn't teach or inspire anyone pretty much. Its audio is very watery like with huge amounts of distortion. Doing all that trickery on an imac doesn't really mean anthing if it doesn't touch one's soul.
You obviously haven't seen a proper live set using Ableton.
Sep-10-2007 04:26
The iLLeSt
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i don't understand whats goin with these djs who can't mix anymore, ableton as become their shortcut. I think i need to pull out my datapad and tell them my secrets
Sep-10-2007 06:01
Beatflux
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Registered: Mar 2006
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Re: Re: WTF is Sasha Doing?
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Originally posted by mrnasty1
i don't understand why he has all that motivation with ableton, it doesn't teach or inspire anyone pretty much. Its audio is very watery like with huge amounts of distortion. Doing all that trickery on an imac doesn't really mean anthing if it doesn't touch one's soul. And removing climatic breakdowns by warping track is a dis to the artist who made the tracks and using a master tempo is just lazyness. The old school hypnotic sasha using analogue vinyl was the dopest
Warping a track is different from removing a breakdown.
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Sep-10-2007 09:51
DiegoParra32
I love Techno
Registered: Jun 2007
Location: Orlando, Florida
some of you idiots have no idea what you are talking about. lol@ the guy a few posts above having no idea what warping means lol. warping has nothing to do with breakdowns.
Sep-10-2007 13:38
MrJiveBoJingles
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Registered: Jun 2004
Location: U.S.
Re: Re: WTF is Sasha Doing?
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Originally posted by mrnasty1
And removing climatic breakdowns by warping track is a dis to the artist who made the tracks
Sep-10-2007 15:36
Clovis
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Registered: Apr 2004
Location: Los Angeles
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Originally posted by Pinokio
Is there anything on the EM Mix that could not be done with a pair of CDJ's and a mixer?
Some small effects, some side-cgaining but other than that, not much.
It is more practical to do most of the looping and editing in ableton but it is completely possible on CDJs.
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Sep-11-2007 01:15
The iLLest One
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Re: Re: Re: WTF is Sasha Doing?
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Originally posted by Beatflux
Warping a track is different from removing a breakdown.
when a track is warped, the waveform is stretched because warp markers are added, before it is warped the original version has tempo changes for the intro, outro, climax ect. When you have an ableton set, the drive is gone, its like dull and slow.
Sep-11-2007 16:01
Mr.Mystery
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Re: Re: Re: Re: WTF is Sasha Doing?
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Originally posted by The iLLest One
before it is warped the original version has tempo changes for the intro, outro, climax ect.
Originally posted by The iLLest One
when a track is warped, the waveform is stretched because warp markers are added, before it is warped the original version has tempo changes for the intro, outro, climax ect. When you have an ableton set, the drive is gone, its like dull and slow.