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Eric Prydz American tour (pg. 9)
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| Judgelex |
I think the point trying to be made here is that he, Eric Prydz, was starring at the mixer and cdjs most of the night rather than trying to see if the crowd was actually enjoying his performance. I had no problem in him standing there like a lummix because I personally love all the tunes he drops. For the club goer that really doesn't know what type of guy Eric Prydz is then he would probably come off as a deadbeat bedroom DJ who stares at his decks without having a crowd to play for. Beatmatching and track selection is in my opinion most important for a DJ. Crowd interaction is definately something Eric should look into.
On a side note.. I chatted with him. Seemed like a pretty good guy. I personally enjoyed his set as I don't give a rip about who he looks at but care more for the tracks he drops and how tight he is.. |
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| llavoe |
| I am waiting to hear how he did out in vegas and CA. |
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| DiegoParra32 |
| i think a lot of people forget he is a producer before he is a dj. unless he is claiming some sort of dj elitism that I do not know of. |
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| woscar99 |
| quote: | Originally posted by DiegoParra32
i think a lot of people forget he is a producer before he is a dj. unless he is claiming some sort of dj elitism that I do not know of. |
Very true, but still a brilliant DJ both technically and in track selection. If you've ever heard a set of his it's like he's not human...the only problem with his mixing is that it's so good it sounds 'mechanical' at times. A little bit like Sasha's Ableton sets, but with decks. |
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| miamitranceman |
| Anyone have any tracklists from his current US tour? |
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| iammesol |
| Nothing has been recorded yet, but NYC is scheduled to be. |
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| miamitranceman |
| Great. I wanna see what I'm paying for! :toothless |
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| idoru |
| quote: | Originally posted by miamitranceman
Great. I wanna see what I'm paying for! :toothless |
Why not just look at the list of his recent productions, then? :conf: |
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| Alex |
| quote: | Originally posted by woscar99
Very true, but still a brilliant DJ both technically and in track selection. If you've ever heard a set of his it's like he's not human...the only problem with his mixing is that it's so good it sounds 'mechanical' at times. A little bit like Sasha's Ableton sets, but with decks. |
Sorry, I saw Prydz live and I've heard plenty of his sets, and his mixing isn't THAT good.
When he's mixing between his own tunes, it's incredible, when he's mixing other tunes, it's quite good but he's not as genius as you make him out to be I don't think :toothless |
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| starboy |
| quote: | Originally posted by woscar99
Very true, but still a brilliant DJ both technically and in track selection. If you've ever heard a set of his it's like he's not human...the only problem with his mixing is that it's so good it sounds 'mechanical' at times. A little bit like Sasha's Ableton sets, but with decks. |
i would be willing to bet money that the sets you're speeking of were all done in ableton, why would he NOT use ableton for a studio set? |
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| iammesol |
| quote: | Originally posted by starboy
i would be willing to bet money that the sets you're speeking of were all done in ableton, why would he NOT use ableton for a studio set? |
Because he just doesn't use it. Erics weird. :p
| quote: | Originally posted by llavoe
I am waiting to hear how he did out in vegas and CA. |
Check the California local sections. That's what I've been doing.  |
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| Allied Nations |
he played here in montreal, i missed it tragically... but i heard it was empty but awesome.
no love for pryda in mtl... although it was the same night as black and blue... 10,000+ people gay rave
my landlord closed for him :stongue: |
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