Please forgive the Amateur dj mixing :) but please give feedback!
It's a very deep/tech groovy set :D
Alex
I liked your track selection. And the programming was good.
But...
I can't ignore the bad transitions and volume issues. You should try and master the basics before posting more sets.
I know it's hard to resist posting when you have a bunch of great tracks to share, but ya, get those basics down.
You'll do good in the future, I think. :D
Passskal
You already have your own sound which is great because it doesn't sound like everyone else. I recognize several different ''influences'' in this set. Versatility and infinite musical knowledge are some of the keys to becoming a great DJ imo.
Ammar.Hasan
Thanks Alex and Passkal for the reviews! Alex I'll try to remember for next time, I seem to remember even before when I posted a set, I had the same problem. Gotta read upon it more to understand fully what I'm doing wrong. And thanks passkal and Alex again for the kind words :)
zyklon-jay
Google phrasing:)
Ammar.Hasan
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Originally posted by zyklon-jay
Google phrasing:)
Lol you always seem to give the best advice Jay :D
zyklon-jay
it is the thing you should concentrate the most on after listening.
Alex
The good news is...
Phrasing is ing easy with Trance/House/Techno etc.
Then again I come from a musical background, but I think it is quite simple to pick up.
Ammar.Hasan
Well thats just the thing, I don't come from a musical background.. Well if you call taking choir classes in 6-7th grade then I have a little. But I get what you guys mean with the phrasing. I never really took that into account, after you guys mentioned it it nows makes complete sense. Next time my set comes, phrasing will be perfected hopefully.
Marcus007
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zeKsg
just don't do what markus does and you will be good. :p
Alex
Try not to make the mistake of thinking that 4/4 time means 4 kick drums per measure.
4/4 time is what a lot of house/techno/trance is formed around.
4 beats per measure each beat being a quarter note.
4 quarter notes = 1 whole note.
In a lot of dance music, there are small changes every 8-16-32 bars.
That isn't exactly a full on "rule" but it will help when introducing yourself to phrasing.
