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January @ Tribe Hyperclub
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| giovanni27 |
Here is the Thursday schedual at Tribe.
04- Tron Huu
11- DJ Anton
18- Hector Romero
25- DJ Oscar G
Open bar for ladies every thursday all night long.
Bar ouvert pour les dames tous les jeudis toute la soiree.
RSVP: 514-845-3066 Guestlist: [email protected]
390 St-Jacques Old Montreal
www.tribehyperclub.com |
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| Marcus007 |
i love you tribe
who's playing tonight? |
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| LiGHT78 |
| quote: | Originally posted by Marcus007
i love you tribe |
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| samdafroman |
Anton is gonna rip it !
extended set .... |
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| B018 |
| guys u should put also the schedule for friday and saturday |
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| DJ Anton |
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| RoOmIE |
if this is the same guy who mixed instead of sander k the night he was sick
sorry dude but you ed up like 2-3 mixes within the 3 hours i was there ... :rolleyes:
i mean major train wrecks ... |
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| Dj Vicci |
| umm who is dj anton ? I can find any sites, mixes or myspace page.. please enlighten me :d |
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| DJ Anton |
DJ Anton
Yes it was me playing on that night Sander couldn’t make it. I respect the fact that you said your point of view, and you are right I was not perfect that night technically speaking…. but that could happen when your spinning vinyl and sampling the records live and doing edits on the fly. Originality and energy are a big part of my style and you can also say that I don’t play it safe but I would rather be known for that, than to be known for the same boring calculated mixes done for the new breed djs by their high tech cd players…
I would play records that have crackles in them, I like them for their imperfections because they have a certain vibe because that’s what I try to recreate in my sets… a mood or an energy, but I guess not every body understands that maybe because commercial cds these days are flawless mixes done on Abelton are confusing they give the impression that a party is only about perfect beat matching and smoothness…
Respect The Art Spin The Vinyl…
DJ Anton
PS from what i remeber it was a party that night and NYE with Steve Lawler as well, not forgeting the memorable night with Behrouz...
http://profile.myspace.com/index.cf...endid=114974831 |
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| Dj Vicci |
| tnx for the links anton :D |
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| Alex |
| quote: | Originally posted by DJ Anton
DJ Anton
Yes it was me playing on that night Sander couldn’t make it. I respect the fact that you said your point of view, and you are right I was not perfect that night technically speaking…. but that could happen when your spinning vinyl and sampling the records live and doing edits on the fly. Originality and energy are a big part of my style and you can also say that I don’t play it safe but I would rather be known for that, than to be known for the same boring calculated mixes done for the new breed djs by their high tech cd players…
I would play records that have crackles in them, I like them for their imperfections because they have a certain vibe because that’s what I try to recreate in my sets… a mood or an energy, but I guess not every body understands that maybe because commercial cds these days are flawless mixes done on Abelton are confusing they give the impression that a party is only about perfect beat matching and smoothness…
Respect The Art Spin The Vinyl…
DJ Anton
PS from what i remeber it was a party that night and NYE with Steve Lawler as well, not forgeting the memorable night with Behrouz...
http://profile.myspace.com/index.cf...endid=114974831 |
Good post, makes sense.
BUT
Don't diss technology man, especially in an industry where such a huge portion of the music is made on computers!
I have a big vinyl collection though, they're badass of course, but so are CDJs/Ableton Live/Serato etc. |
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| DJ Anton |
Thanks for the reply, Don’t worry I’m down with the latest technology and software and my studio is as cutting edge as you can get and I play CDs with all my promo music and special edits but if I believe in a track or a piece of music I go out and buy it and pay the full vinyl price, if the producer put the money and effort to put it out then I would support it and play the record. But not only does mixing records is more hands on and special but when u go for months hunting down tracks and digging through records and when u find those special cuts that gives us DJs a certain advantage that’s when you know you found a true weapon that will take your set to another level… Its not only about playing unreleased music, it about playing good music and presenting it in a way that only that particular DJ can and thus giving it his special Vibe….
Traveling DJs are an exception but once in a while you get that superstar DJ that will come of the plane not only carrying his CD case but small stack of Vinyl and to that I tip my hat….
One thing I know is that I will never be staring at my Powerbook and playing around with my mouse in the DJ booth that’s For Fo Sure!!!
Peace… |
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