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skywarp
goa trooper

Registered: Sep 2000
Location: Edmonton, AB
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Morbius, what I'm saying is that I'd like to hear some other DJ mixes made by tranceaddicts, and not mixes made by Acid or Mixmeister. Like I said, I would love to hear what other people on this board can deliver DJ-wise ('coz I'm sure some people here spin - at least as a hobby), but I am NOT interested in listening some MP3s that have been perfectly blended together through abovementioned programs. Just defeats the whole point of a "DJ" mix.
I'm not saying that these programs can't deliver decent results, in fact they can probably create mixes that can put every human DJ to shame - but again, i think it takes no talent to do that - so where's the point ? Hmm, I feel like I'm opening a can of worms here, so I think I should shut up now =)
peace
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Feb-22-2001 20:51
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skywarp
goa trooper

Registered: Sep 2000
Location: Edmonton, AB
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Thank you for checking out my set, Morbius =) ... always good to know that people like what you are doing! I too have a weak spot for full-on goa, but I am also discovering the minimal, techno-y psy lately which I included in this mix.
I think I posted the tracklist a few times already, but here goes again ... hehe
Twelve Moons - Zero Gravity (Remix 2)
Planet B.E.N - Y2K
Dreamtec - Venus
Schpongle - Divine Moments of Truth (Instrumental remix)
Matenda - Split Personality
Stop & Fidget - Bits & Pieces (Sunday Night Live Madness Mix)
Vibrasphere - Autopilot
Monoclone - Dark Whisper (Tuesday Morning mix)
MASH - Neurosphere
Infected Mushroom - Symphonatic
Man With No Name - Revenge
About the track selection - that is true that the technical side of DJing isn't that hard to learn. The difficult part is to progress from merely mixing the tracks towards layering and creating "new" music on the fly and that is where the track selection becomes important. Exactly that "real time" spontaneous aspect is what makes DJing so fun and interesting - you can never do a mix the same way twice! Sitting in front of the computer and tweaking a mix until it is absolutely spotless and perfect doesn't have that creative impulse you get behind the decks ... it is kind of like the difference between driving automatic and stick-shift. Also, your track selection should always be geared towards the crowd - for me the greatest DJ isn't the one who has the newest and hottest tracks, or who can mix flawlessly (although these are all extremely important qualities). The best DJ is the one who can play the crowd the best and react to the atmosphere - and you can not learn that anywhere but in front of the decks at a party.
It is really great that you're getting yourself a pair of turntables, I wish you the best of luck ! Once you start spinning, you will begin to hear the music in a very different way. The most important thing is not to get discouraged in the beginning, because it takes quite a bit of time and practice to become proficient. What style do you plan to spin ?
Sure, I'd love to play a party in Winnipeg ... I'll e-mail you to discuss the details.
Oh, and if anybody wishes to see me live, I am booked for the GiveFree festival in Vancouver on August 4 & 5 =) ... I'm so hyped for it !!!
peace
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Feb-23-2001 01:40
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sot
shure!

Registered: Sep 2000
Location: and why see
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Feb-24-2001 17:41
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