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Mitztronic - LTLY (Electronica/Trip-hop/DnB infused electronic)
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| jonmitz |
Some more in the field of electronica. this one is heavily hip hop/trip hop/etc/d&b influenced
length: 1:09:~~
Enjoy!!! download in the link
TITLE - ARTIST
1. *Submarino - Allan Nielsen
2. *Man's Garden - Mario Bajardi
3. Mage - Nic Sarno
4. High Lite (Sinjin Hawke Remix) Boylan
5. Innere Werte (Duererstuben Remix) - D Scrounger
6. Hollow (Cut) - J.Robinson
7. Demon Drum - Clubroot
8. The Mirror Game (Snake Pit Dub) (Cut) - Guy Gerber
9. Jona (Vidderna Remix) - Edda Magnason
10. Silver Lining - Mimosa
11. DragonFly - Pericles
12. 900 Miles (Zander Remix) - Rising Smoke of the Hobo King
13. Eazy Peezy - Nick Monaco
14. Intro - Dice Motion
15. Tres Golpes - Dice Motion
16. Where Do We Go (King Remix) - Havocndeed feat. Ashley Rae
17. Tip The Dog (Cut) - GoldFFinch
18. Yellow Finger (Zyntherius Remix) - Raid Over Moscow
19. Carimbo - Schlachthofbronx
20. Celebro - B-Ju
21. Bluebirds & Powder (Extended Version) (Cut) - Eveson
22. Fructose - Misk
23. lapper (Ayye) - Nadia Oh
24. *Trip To Forest - Corrado Bucci
25. Burnout Eyess - oOoOO
26. *We Come In Pieces - Ample Mammal
27. Musicbox - Arcuda
28. *Slow Burn (Intermission) Donald Wilborn
*Contains samples:
1. The Nature Of Consciousness - Alan Watts
2. The World As Emptiness - Alan Watts |
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| jonmitz |
single bump
cheers, ya'll  |
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| Sadface |
| I really like this mix. How did you put it together? |
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| jonmitz |
| quote: | Originally posted by Sadface
I really like this mix. How did you put it together? |
I actually used a several pieces of (non-ableton) software to make it. I've used controllers, CDJs, and turnables over the past 8 years and decided to try something different for a while. The amount of control you have over the tracks is outstanding and really blows my mind. It's a ton of fun to do, in a different way than, say, CDJs, and it keeps me coming back to try new and different things every week
The downside is it's a bit difficult to do a mix live using the software, but the functionality is there.
if i can ever justify the purchase (playing out in SF or elsewhere) then I'd take the dive and get an S4+laptop, but doesnt make sense to drop more than 2 grand on a pipedream
anyways - thanks for the listen! super glad to hear you enjoyed it :) |
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| Sadface |
| quote: | Originally posted by jonmitz
I actually used a several pieces of (non-ableton) software to make it. I've used controllers, CDJs, and turnables over the past 8 years and decided to try something different for a while. The amount of control you have over the tracks is outstanding and really blows my mind. It's a ton of fun to do, in a different way than, say, CDJs, and it keeps me coming back to try new and different things every week
The downside is it's a bit difficult to do a mix live using the software, but the functionality is there.
if i can ever justify the purchase (playing out in SF or elsewhere) then I'd take the dive and get an S4+laptop, but doesnt make sense to drop more than 2 grand on a pipedream
anyways - thanks for the listen! super glad to hear you enjoyed it :) |
Yeah I've been getting more into breakbeat music lately and this was a solid collection of tracks.
I figured you weren't using decks because the mixing was too clean and had too many tempo changes, but i'm confused about the "multiple pieces" of software. What are the programs, and why not just use traktor alone since you're not down with Ableton? Are you really not using any controllers? |
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