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Before you listen to these, let me warn -- or acknowledge rather -- the painfully obvious mistakes made in the begining of the set recorded on the 26th as well as those made during the last track played in the set from the 27th. Basically, I'm just looking for feedback...be brutal; I know there's room! :o
I only hear these on small-venue speakers in a dorm room. Over the holiday break I listened to some other sets I'd recorded on a different, more powerful audio system and was well shocked at how big of a change it was. Often, I'm impressed by the clarity and technical percission of a few deejays when they're spinning live on the radio. On the flip side imho is Tiesto as his transitions are very standard and, a lot of the time, poorly executed. On the other side -- I know I'm bias here -- there's Gabriel & Dresden...but they cheat using Abelton Live. I'm sure it's possible to smooth out sets a good deal even on vinyl, any pointers here? :tongue2
Before I ramble too much more, I'll just give you the two *hopefully*working* torrent links:
Austin H - LineIn Recording - 01 26 2005
Austin H - LineIn Recording - 01 27 2005
Thanks, and I hope you like 'ehm! :) |
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