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ASOT, TATW, GDJB... use of CDJs or Ableton?? (pg. 3)
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idoru
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Originally posted by Glaniskanis
He's never mixed a set with Ableton or an album for that matter


So what was all of the hubbub about ISOS4 and Tiesto using Ableton on it for?
ibizzzaaa
quote:
Originally posted by xtr3m
I guess this is why Markus changed his intro a little bit for the show last week

He has been using that intro for years now.
xtr3m
quote:
Originally posted by ibizzzaaa
He has been using that intro for years now.


Not word for word...
Glaniskanis
quote:
Originally posted by idoru
So what was all of the hubbub about ISOS4 and Tiesto using Ableton on it for?

just bull... ppl starting rumours
washout
quote:
Originally posted by xtr3m
Not word for word...


i have several past shows i could listen to the intro's and see.
but i'd rather do something better with my time, like watch tv.

anyway ...
audibly, how do you tell if ableton is behind it ??
im clear on the fact the a quick/rough transition could mean mixing by hand.
while a smoother, seemless transition could mean ableton, but it can be dont by hand obviosly.
any tale-tale signs, or just read up on ??
ClearVision
markus does some excellent smooth blending using CD units so just because its a super long blend doesnt mean software did it. And likewise, just because a mix is done quickly doesn't mean the DJ is poor at beatmatching, it may just be a stylistic choice. I think you just gotta know the DJ's style/methology.

If you do hear any flanging or phase shifting, then its obviously done by hand because software would never allow that to happen.
washout
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Originally posted by ClearVision
markus does some excellent smooth blending using CD units so just because its a super long blend doesnt mean software did it. And likewise, just because a mix is done quickly doesn't mean the DJ is poor at beatmatching, it may just be a stylistic choice. I think you just gotta know the DJ's style/methology.

If you do hear any flanging or phase shifting, then its obviously done by hand because software would never allow that to happen.


i understand how a long and smooth transition could be a reflection of a skilled dj.
at the same time i understand a short and rough transition could be a dj's style, or purposful.

i dont know enough to know what flanging or phase shifting is.
i'd just assume if you hear ups its human error.
unripelemon
Use some logic.

I know for a fact that Markus Schulz is away from home a lot. I also know he has to do his show when hes away sometimes. So, unless he carries decks with him whereever he goes then I would be almost certain he uses ableton (or some other mixing software which would be unlikely) to do his GDJB.

I could be wrong though.

Anyways, i dont see the fuss, its not like these big DJs cant beatmatch. Using Ableton for radio sets just makes more sense. We shouldn't be moaning if THEY use ableton, we should be moaning if people who cant beatmatch or mix use ableton and call themselves DJs.
washout
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Originally posted by unripelemon
Anyways, i dont see the fuss, its not like these big DJs cant beatmatch. Using Ableton for radio sets just makes more sense. We shouldn't be moaning if THEY use ableton, we should be moaning if people who cant beatmatch or mix use ableton and call themselves DJs.


i concur.
unripelemon
Ok just found out from a VERY reliable source that my assumptions about gdjb were correct :toocool:

system9
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Originally posted by XaNaX
I'm almost positive I read that GDJB is not done with Ableton, but he may have switched by now. Really to me it makes no difference its just a radio show.


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Piet4545
You can cleary hear the difference in asot if you would listen to roughly episode 155 and under (cd/ vinyl mixed) and then listen to some of the latest asots (ableton mix) So much smoother.

Your mixing on the decks will never compare to be as good as something mixed by ableton. Once or twice a year armin takes one of hes live recordings and playes it in one of hes asot episodes, he played hes set from amnesia at episode 275ish.
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