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| quote: | Originally posted by K4SP4
ISOS'6 and better transitions? sorry m8 but not this time. Armin have better mixing skills than Tiesto and thats truth which we know already since long time.
btw. which transitions for U are obvious? I just wanna know. Thanks for great discussion |
1. "Til' the Sky Falls Down" into "Invincible"
Horrible, IMO not subtle at all. He abruptly started "Invincible" and immediately killed the bass for "Til' the Sky Falls Down" leaving the melody sounding distorted. It doesn't sound good at all.
2. "Roadkill" into "Morphology"
Just plain horrible. No subtlety at all, it sounds as if he just slammed the crossfader from one deck to the other. Should have waited for the outro and then slowly introduced the "Morphology" bassline instead of switching basslines so abruptly. Do you really think this is "great mixing"?

3. "Morphology" into "Daydream"
Yet another crossfade slam. Two careless, lazy, and plain shitty transitions in a row.
4. "Daydream" into "Barent Blue"
Another abrupt transition, not as shitty and cringeworthy as the previous two but only because of the fact that at the moment of transition there were no beats or bassline on the exiting track. As simple as pressing "PLAY" at the right time.
5. "Barent Blue" into "How Long?"
Again, can mixing be more obvious? I could achieve this exact same result with two CD players and pressing stop on one and play on the other one at the same time.
6. "How Long?" into "Summer Blush"
Are you fucking kidding me? This is really starting to get annoying. Once again, abrupt as fuck.
7. "Summer Blush" into "Life Cycle"
Make this 6 in a row and counting. You can actually hear when he fucks up and kills the "Summer Blush" low freq. too early leaving practically no beats driving the mix. You can hear "Summer Blush" sounding all distorted and high in the background until he moves the crossfader to the other track.
8. "Life Cycle" into "Beauty Hides in the Deep"
Not good at all, but definitely an improvement on the previous 6 transitions. Although it still sounds abrupt, it's not as abrupt as the previous ones.
The rest, while not exactly "breath-taking" were at least acceptable. The only transition that is really well done is the one from "Another Day in the Terrace" into "Til' the Sky Falls Down" which happens to be the first transition in the CD. After that, it all turns into a mixing shitfest.
So, out of the 13 total transitions on this CD, 8 were bad and at least 4 were just plain lazy and careless, and horrible overall. I gotta ask you what kind of drug would make someone so delusional to think mixing in this CD is "great"?

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Last edited by woscar on Oct-23-2007 at 04:39
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