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| quote: | Originally posted by djThomasPhan
Just dload and tune in 1st time at low volume cuz it late at night. NOT BAD!
Music Selection +
except what'sup with the last track???
Temple +
No trainwreck +
Sound quality recording +
For none dj can hardly tell
I love it when you kick in Summer Channel ft. Patrick Scott - Undertow - Dirtyhertz & Taj remix
Deep Voice, J.Scott G remix and Oracle's Man Overboard remix's not bad either
-try to simplify your lappy & setup make it easier to mix.
-may need to rearrange tracks for better flow, try track 1+3, track 2+4
break it down to record 2 set.
-some part looses it momentum probably you mix in late, but not unbearable.
-more practice lazy dj, on the double!!! |
Read my tracklist regarding the last track...it was a joke, lol. Just a track I heard on Energy 92.7fm and was like WTF!? CHEESE DOG! lol
When I move up the transitions 4 or 8 bars in the first few tracks, it moves along much better...personally don't have any issues with how the tracks are lined up (that's not to say there's no room for improvement...there always is!)...but now that I've used it the way it's setup, the goal would be not to use those tracks in that particular order or slapped up against each other in any way...of course it may happen (and I'll let it if there's some transition I really like)...so next time I get around to playing them, it might be a part of something tht has better flow or worse...remains to be seen!
I will def see how it goes when playing it in the order you suggest!
The set overall goes through a wide range of stuff and very wide BPM for a short time range. I do think I need to have two seperate mixes focusing on two seperate ranges/styles.
And would love the challenge of someone saying make a mix that I'd play as an opening set for a some DJ that I respect...cause that's where the challenge is really going to be in the end...doing good opening sets, if I ever get the chance, and there can be two seperate trance headliners to choose from...but how the opener should specifically play could be different for each! And one thing you can always expect from me would be to really try to play an opening set that pleases the crowd and respects the headliner...I've flat out seen too many opening sets in the past couple of years where the opener plays with little-to-no regard of the headlner and his/her style and it makes me sick. And while a lot of people play nice, on the side I know 100% that I am not the only person who feels this...in fact I know most of the people who play nice are well...just playing nice...I just happen to have a big mouth (which does cause issues sometimes, I will admit)...I hope I never have to shove my foot in my mouth in the case I utterly fail if I ever get the chance lol.
Thanks for the feedback!
Last edited by DaveT on Mar-13-2008 at 11:29
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