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Paul Oakenfold (pg. 3)
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| armandzadza |
Oakie's goa phaze was when he did his best work, IMHO.
BTW, the spelling is way off in this thread, lol! :toothless |
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| paranoik0 |
i haven't really heard many mixes from him so can't comment much.. but from the tracklists:
why in hell does he keep mixing tunes with some of the finest deepest tracks around? :wtf: like.. all those pop song remixes (there is nothing wrong with pop songs remixes, unless you persist on playing a lot of them everytime in your sets). Maybe he's trying to balance his fame from the Bunkka pop crap with the good underground stuff.. trying to bring new fans to the electronic music world? that's a good thing but those tracklists.. just look damn weird
must remember to download a few recent oakie sets.. |
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| vtec junkie |
| Never seen him live. Protools or not...i still enjoy his Stateside live sets. and the comment about Americans listening to music wrong.......wtf:conf: just because they dont play electronic music on every one of our radio stations doesnt mean we cant point out a good mix :rolleyes: |
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| Az |
| quote: | Originally posted by shauny
Correction: Paul Oakenfold USED to be a legend. End of.
I would much rather see someone like Eddie Halliwell play - young and full of enthusiasm, than see Oakenfold turn up to collect his money and not give a f**k about his performance. |
get a ing grip man
seriously
I don't know which eddie halliwell you've been seeing, but nearly everytime I've seen him (which is coming into double figures now), he's been ed out of his face, been unable to mix, and does this dodgy scratching which is completely unnecessary
Oakie may do the same as regards to turning up ed, but at least he plays half decent records and doesn't pretend to know how to scratch |
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| Slapskin |
i think oakeys dj carreer is coming slowly to an end imo. i dunno but maybe he got burned out mixing for like 20 years and now just wants to move on to do different things. you can actually see that phase hes going through. he now makes scores for flicks and , i heard somewhere forgot where, he is interested in doing acting or some . i dunno but it seems like hes just exploring different things now. i gotta give him credit though, he doesnt stay within one industry to get limited, he keeps broadning his interests.
he for sure is a legend in my book. all the things hes has done for the trance scene is unparalleled.
damn i wanna listen to his live set cuz it sure feels different than his radio shows and i havent heard one from him in a long long time. |
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| whiskers |
| somebody make a "you're beating a dead horse that has been already beaten by a mob of people, matey" picture!!! quick! :p |
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| darkSIde |
Im gonna let this bandwagon pass me by....
Once a legend.
Always a legend. |
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| jåcë |
| quote: | Originally posted by DJ Dingel
This is flat out wrong, Pro Tools cannot do beat matching or mixing. It's a sound editing program used to touch up the mix after it's recorded straight from the decks. I'm too lazy to use the search button, but globalgirl made this clear in a previous thread about DJs "cheating." |
wrong. you can mix very easily in pro tools
you can set tracks to the same BPM and a whole heap of stuff
don't listen to everything you hear |
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| Boomer187 |
| quote: | Originally posted by jåcë
don't listen to everything you hear |
I am listening to you :P
ha, anyways I know your right and that mixing with pro tools is used. |
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| DJ Dingel |
| quote: | Originally posted by jåcë
wrong. you can mix very easily in pro tools
you can set tracks to the same BPM and a whole heap of stuff
don't listen to everything you hear |
It's not what Oakenfold is doing, regardless of whether it's possible. I think it'd actually be easier to line up the pitch and beats on turntables then in Pro Tools. |
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| rainbow_marble |
| Poakenfold may not play how he used to... but he is still one of the biggest names in the industry and has played some of the greatest sets ever. He is a legend of the trance genre and the entire DJ scene and forever will be. |
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| TuanAnh213 |
| quote: | Originally posted by RobertRollie
he's been playing in america too long, they listen to their music weird. They seem to think a good mix is one that is as short as possible, ie a straight cut. weird i tell you |
that has got to be quite the most idiotic statement i've heard this year...congratulations you moron |
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