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| quote: | Originally posted by Col
I think generally, the top-end DJs are never as good at producing as those who concentrate more heavily on producing (makes sense).
Armin isn't a great producer, nor is Tiesto ('Just Be' wasn't exactly great), and come on, PvD has had the same sound since 96. They probably just don't have enough time, too busy touring. Guys like Sander van Doorn aren't as big on the DJing thing (yet), so their productions are far more refined and original.
Once you become a big DJ, your productions are never gonna be as good. You can only be a great DJ or a great producer, you can't be both. Simple as that. |
jup i have been saying this for a long time already. The fact that if u are a Dj u have to produce tracks and if u are a producer u have to DJ to make a living is a very bad thing and makes the quality level drop. Just stick to what u are good at, Djing or producing, dont combine it to make big bucks 
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