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Gourhellyea
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Registered: Oct 2000
Location: RU, Jersey
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Mar-05-2003 06:06
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brian
vinyl junkie

Registered: Sep 2002
Location: Addison, TX
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Mar-05-2003 07:25
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trancearmada
GARNIeR:adDICT

Registered: Oct 2000
Location: Toronto, Canada
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| quote: | Originally posted by TranceGeek
i thought the point of a promo mix cd is to showcase your mixing skills, not editing skills... whats the point then? i mean, anyone can spend a month working on a cd untill they get all mixes right and patch it all up together... but isn't that cheating too? or how about if you do score a gig somewhere with that cd, and you're expected to mix perfectly the whole night, without fuck ups, like your cd... then what?
i dunno man, your logic is scary... |
well your logic is scary too had u read the entire thread you would know what the point behind my logic is, but than again why don't we look at all the Global Underground CD's. HMMMmmmmmm are they mixed live? Did not think so, every single one of them is digitally mixed. So where is the validity in your point than.
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