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Originally posted by RJT What? I'm not sure, but I think that fails to make any sense at all.

I think you two are using different meanings of the word "drift". He probably thinks you're using "drift" in the sense that their tracks change style over time.

Rob's using "drift" in the technical term. As in the track's tempo drifts.

Ah, I had never really heard it used in any other sense with reference to EDM.

But yeah, my copy of "Twilight" purchased right off Beatport has a bit of drift in it, which is fine when playing on CD's (it's easy to correct), but pulling it into Ableton and getting it to warp the way I wanted it to wasn't as easy as it usually is.

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Originally posted by RJT Ah, I had never really heard it used in any other sense with reference to EDM. But yeah, my copy of "Twilight" purchased right off Beatport has a bit of drift in it, which is fine when playing on CD's (it's easy to correct), but pulling it into Ableton and getting it to warp the way I wanted it to wasn't as easy as it usually is.

allow me to be the first to ask the question.

what are you doing playing Twilight in the first place, doesn't seem like your type of track at all.

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Originally posted by Aristronica allow me to be the first to ask the question. what are you doing playing Twilight in the first place, doesn't seem like your type of track at all.

Meh - there's still a big, big part of me that likes commercial house and trance music, so I still buy a fair bit of it.

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OMG HE COMES OUT OF TEH CLOSET!!1

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Originally posted by iammesol OMG HE COMES OUT OF TEH CLOSET!!1

What closet? I'd assume that isn't too shocking a revelation to most folks

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Sam, you don't make much sense sometimes...

And as for the topic, I'd argue neither the copied nor the copier are covering much new ground...

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Originally posted by ******** Seplling don't demonstrate intelligence and educatoin - knowing does.

I'd say Chris Lake, seeing as they're both mates and have similar styles, if it wasnt for the fact Chris Lake was big before Deadmau5.

Sebastian Leger?

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Originally posted by the_gamemaster Sebastian Leger?

if anything mau5 has been influenced by leger, not the other way round

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Originally posted by RJT Meh - there's still a big, big part of me that likes commercial house and trance music, so I still buy a fair bit of it.

and where's my epic trance set

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Originally posted by Alex Trends get copied, it's the nature of the business. If an artist can deliver his/her take on a certain trend, and make it sound good, I don't see a problem with that.

thats wassssapp