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Paul Oakenfold (pg. 4)
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| mmmyummybacardi |
| his stuff from the late 90's is what really got me into electronic/dance music, but since then I haven't been a fan of much of his stuff, but I haven't heard some of the more recent ones that have been mentioned here either so maybe I'll give those a listen |
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| T32oo3 |
Once a Legand always a legend .... Y are ppl gunning for DJ Paul Oakenfold .. if u guys dont like the muzik he plays just dont F****** listen to his sets ....
If it werent for Oaky ... these guys Tijs , Ferry and Armin wouldnt have been around... |
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| Kris G |
Saw him play a few weeks ago at Gallery@Turnmills, London. Couldnt catch alot of his set as it was so busy, heard 'Hypnotized' though :)
...he did take time out when walking to VIP bar to sign my Oakenfold: Prophet 1 promo, and Perfecto: Flouro album :D We eventually met him again upstairs and spoke about how he is doing alot in Las Vegas' in 2004. Said we should come visit ;) |
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| matt29 |
| quote: | Originally posted by jonsimmonds
if you can find it in your local store check out this cd:
resident - 2 years of oakenfold at cream. |
One of the best cd's ive heard :D.
I saw oakenfold a few weeks back at creamfields and he was shocking. He's gone straight downhill in my books since he brought out that album called 'bunkka'. I think its time he changes his music style back to the old oakenfold or retires. |
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| Creamfields23 |
Isn't there anyone here who's gonna recommend some great sets?
I just got curious and I'm borred as Hell overhere:p |
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| Scorchio |
Theres only one word I can add to this thread and you will understand my stance in this manner from it:
Tranceport. |
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| Boomer187 |
| quote: | Originally posted by Kris G
..... We eventually met him again upstairs and spoke about how he is doing alot in Las Vegas' in 2004. Said we should come visit ;) |
thats what I like to hear...I better start saving now :). |
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| TuanAnh213 |
greatest set ever:
paul oakenfold live at gatecrasher 99 |
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| Dmatrox |
| my favorite are live in china and havana cuba. i like the fluoro Cds, and 'perfecto presents another world' |
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| AnGeLicK |
| quote: | Originally posted by TwiloThunder
A good proportion of his sets, well atleast radio based sets aren't actually mixed by Oakey but rather he just selects the tracks and order.
Then someone else just loads it all into Digidesign Pro-Tools and the computer does the mixing.
Can't really comment on his live stuff of late though, haven't heard much. |
ah no.... :rolleyes:
| 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 |
wrong again... maybe you shouldn't listen to all the hearsay you hear
| quote: | Originally posted by globalgirl
Hey, as you guys know, Markus Schulz reads these forums, and even though I told him to get his own screename, I still get stuck posting his thought for him from time to time. So here is a word from Markus:).............ok I have to chime in on this conversation. Pro tools DOES NOT mix the tracks for you. Pro tools is a comprehensive multi track recording application. What people use pro tools for is to perfect their sets. DJ's will record a tune on track 1 and 2 (stereo), and then the next track on channels 3 and 4. The still have to mix the tracks into the comp using the pitch control on the turntable or CD player. After the transition has been layed down, the DJ can then go in and fine tune using EQ sweeps, volume automation or looping certain parts to make the transition smoother. It actually takes more time to do a set in pro tools. Also when you are done with the set, you have to "bounce" the set to disc, which is done in real time. So...lets add this up, a 1 hour set.....takes (at the very least 1 hour to upload into the computor with transitions, another 1-3 hours to do the appropriate editing and automation, and then another hour to bounce back down. Thats at least 3 or more hours to do a 60 minute set!!! So if you see a set that a DJ has done in protools, be honored that they have gone through the extra effort to give you a perfected mix. It means they care about their product. Therefor I find it hard to believe that Oakenfold uses pro tools for his Stateside/93.1 sets. It only adds to the workload, when all Oaky needs to do is hit record and play on a cd recorder and an hour later he is done. |
next time make sure you know what you are talking about...
ONCE A LEGEND ALWAYS A LEGEND
btw Oakenfold rocks the floor over here in the US... stop being so jaded and let the music take you! :disbelief |
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| NYCTrancefan |
| Sorry to say but I haven't heard much good stuff from Oakenfold over the past few years except maybe for Southern Sun fact is I use to look at him as one of the best DJs around, now legend or not he has lost that edge in the production area anyway. Maybe I just haven't heard a lot of his new works, funny though for such a prominent DJ. |
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| sl.ent |
| you can always find a few tracks out of his sets that you would die to have in your record box.. Plus the wife really loves his style, so I cant realy knock him. |
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