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| Derek Boyle |
| Hey everyone! i did some scratching over a hard trance track,i know scratching is rare with this style of music but i fancied trying something different,if your into it let me know http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kr5h6PwPTgEw! cheers |
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| JordanWaeles |
| quote: | Originally posted by Derek Boyle
Hey everyone! i did some scratching over a hard trance track,i know scratching is rare with this style of music but i fancied trying something different,if your into it let me know http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kr5h6PwPTgEw! cheers |
Hey!
You have good scratching skills, i'm quite impressed!
However, it gets a bit annoying when you scratch all the time over the voice.
It's a bit like MC's, bongo players and so on. They should just leave the music alone most of the time, and add only something here and there, not all the time.
Other than that, I'm always in favour of DJ's that add something original in their mixes, so, thumbs up! :) |
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| Derek Boyle |
| yeah man! i agree with you with the less is more point,it was only because i was makeing it for youtube that i tried to get as much in as i could!thanks for the comment! |
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| Morphology |
| Personally, I'd throw in some hard house in a hard trance set, or maybe some techno, and scratch over that instead. That way you can implement your scratching skills, that are pretty good indeed, in a hard trance set just not over a trancey track ('cause the problem about this, imo, is that while scratching is a nice technique it's more fitting in funky and groovy genres, as well as metallic and less melodic things like some beastly techno track) |
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| Rodri Santos |
| mmm too much scratch well done but i think this must be like with effects, at some key points not over all the track |
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