Originally posted by Adam420
Before you go on about how good his mixing is, you realize that:
a. he is most likely just pressing play on Ableton on his laptop and
b. when you only play your own tracks (and freinds' tracks that try to sound like yours) it's really, really, really easy to play a nearly perfect set.
Credit where credit's due. Just sayin':rolleyes:
So in other words, yes, he kind of did almost just play one long track. He probably has the set planned out in its entirety, too.
meh
All touring DJs do pretty much the same thing, either that or they have a set tracklist minus a few tracks that they play every night during that particular tour. That's all pro musicians on tour, same thing night in night out.
Mortyman
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Originally posted by Coxx
i only went for Pryda OMFG :crazy: :crazy: :crazy: :crazy: :crazy: did he ever deliver!!!!!!!!! his set at the guv
was better then at identity imo, two hours flew by was like it's already 2 o'clock lol,
Eric mixing is incredible it felt like it was one whole track he played!!!
I agree. I thought his set was so much better than Identity last summer. Albeit, his set at Identity has some more memorable moments, overall, his set at Guv this past weekend was consistent in flow and energy. Thought he played amazing!
Stilez
My vids of the night, and NO! No Ableton button pressing like someone commented earlier.
Best set at Guv so far this year, and one of the best I've heard there in 3yrs imo. For a full review, I posted it on my blog.
Pryda
I wish I knew the remix of Joe Brunning Sander plays in this vid!
Sander van Doorn
Stafford Brothers
Shaya007
Love it when prydz tells the chick no..LOL
ItalianPoiSon
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Originally posted by Adam420
He probably has the set planned out in its entirety, too.
you dont know much about djing, eh...
thefunk
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Originally posted by Shaya007
Love it when prydz tells the chick no..LOL
Haha that was hilarious. Was she asking for a picture? Prydz is not a big fan of candy kids eh (more reason to like him).
"Whenever I hear the term EDM I think of American 16-year-olds with glow-sticks and t-shirts with prints saying 'Let's RAGE'" - Eric Prydz
Pantone199c
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Originally posted by thefunk
Was she asking for a picture?
The screen was facing Eric, probably showing him a song she wanted to hear. Most dj's I see nod and agree but I never know if they actually play what the person asked for. Loved seeing Eric say no, he is the DJ not you, if you want to hear a certain song plug in your headphones and listen at home. :whip:
Nobbie Q
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Originally posted by Pantone199c
The screen was facing Eric, probably showing him a song she wanted to hear. Most dj's I see nod and agree but I never know if they actually play what the person asked for. Loved seeing Eric say no, he is the DJ not you, if you want to hear a certain song plug in your headphones and listen at home. :whip:
Nothing wrong with a DJ playing a song you request that could go well in the set or if it's one of the DJ's own tracks.
Knox
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Originally posted by Nobbie Q
Nothing wrong with a DJ playing a song you request that could go well in the set or if it's one of the DJ's own tracks.
At a wedding or a high school prom....
Pantone199c
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Originally posted by Knox
At a wedding or a high school prom....
This. Go to a top40 club if you want to hear the hits you love so much. I never go to a show and ask a dj to play anything unless I am asked.
Nobbie Q
Whatever. I've asked some major DJs to play some tracks me and my friends wanted to hear and they played it. I don't see the big deal.
Coxx
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Originally posted by Nobbie Q
Nothing wrong with a DJ playing a song you request that could go well in the set or if it's one of the DJ's own tracks.
depends what she asked him, my guess is she asked to hear "call me" eric never
plays it at his gigs that's why he said no
