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ShoodZ posted:http://www.zshare.net/audio/55813639aef4a431/ heyyyy, bassline represent....i enjoyed this, short and tasty. one thing I'd recommend is watching your volume peaks, sometimes its all over the place in this mix. find out where your loudest tune sounds good on your volume fader, and calibrate everything else to that. really nice tracklist though , that udachi remix is fire and almost feels out of place so early in a mix. bass
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Yeah just call it dance music if you need to be general. It annoys me when people make up their own vernacular and then are confused when no one knows what theyre talking about
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Apr 8, 2009 05:39
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Caus when talking about music it helps to have an agreed upon vocabulary so this discussion doesnt come up every ten seconds. EDM is stupid. Dance music or even house should be enough
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Apr 8, 2009 15:52
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^ I dont think thats bad, I just think "EDM", as in saying the letters, sounds kinda lame. Also that terms so broad that its almost meaningless. Better than techno though. Whats up man havent seen you around in a while.vanilla slimfast posted:House, just like techno, is a specific genre of dance music. You wouldn't go around calling all dance music jungle or dubstep would you? Yeah I know, and I refer to stuff by its correct name. It all came from house though, so for the 'techno' guy who cant be bothered to learn the terms, you could do worse than house as a catch-all term. Agree that Djs should be snobs. If a mix has more than like 3 tunes I've heard before I'm probably not interested. Terrible Horse fucked around with this message at 17:37 on Apr 8, 2009 |
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Cool, I'll check it out. I dont listen to much electro these days but Tiga's usually pretty fun. Listening to a lot of dubstep and berghain style techno these days :\ no hooks, no vocals that dont sound like ghosts, etc
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Apr 8, 2009 17:57
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dub techno is totally great to dance to, its just on a way longer timeframe than more 'bangin' techno. its more about creating a long (like 4+ hours) groove than dropping 'huge' tracks. dub techno fuckin owns.
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Apr 16, 2009 05:35
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ManoliIsFat posted:sad i missed it, sure you killed it yeah was good
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Apr 17, 2009 16:45
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IanTheM posted:Dub-xygen - 40:27 ~~you dont know.....im in loOove wit you~~ good tunes on this, ill listen
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May 21, 2009 07:52
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i made a lil mixtape with some of my own tunes in there. its a bit long and my own tunes stick out like badly mixed thumbs but whatever. dubstep/techno. http://www.zshare.net/audio/60501716c4689eba/ Dan Deacon Wet Wings Dogworld Dust TRG Ghetto Romance Synkro Rooted Boxcutter Sidetrak Burial In McDonalds Nelly Furtado ft. Timbaland Promiscuous (Flying Lotus Remix) Ras G Astrohood Yppah Gumball Machine Weekend (Dogworld Remix) Thriller Hubble 2562 Embrace Truth The Fatman Shuttle Tunnel (Dogworld Remix) Kode9 vs Badawai Den of Drumz Jackies Army Murther (Iris Soundsystem Remix) Dogworld - Market El-B Express Jackies Army Murther (Tito Corp Offshore Remix) Siopsis Penny from the Lane Stimming Song for Isabelle Appleblim & Geiom Flame Tree Martyn krdl-t-grv Dogworld - Clubrat Actress - Crushed EQD- Untitled Andy Stott Black Quantec Abyss (Version 3) Ben Klock Gloaming Kiki Immortal Ocuban Phylum Burial Dog Shelter (Dogworlds Sheltered Remix)
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May 25, 2009 19:32
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"moth" is already the tune of the summer for me, every time i listen to it i hear it in my head for hours after
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May 26, 2009 07:31
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Sixohsix, you dont like dubstep?  thats ok nobody else does either
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May 28, 2009 06:35
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phew. Thanks!
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May 28, 2009 15:54
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All insightful comments, and they are things I definitely know I need to work on. I was trying some stuff out and sometimes it really didnt work. Thanks for listening 
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May 28, 2009 20:37
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ANYWAY. tyler you doing your radio show tonight?
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May 29, 2009 03:07
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whole tracklist when youre done plz. i want all these tunes
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May 29, 2009 05:13
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IanTheM posted:Vanilla, really enjoyed your mix! I usually tend to avoid techy stuff, but sometimes it's too good to ignore. no way you used that radio 1 rip of the new burial. it had tags all over it. Ill listen
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Jun 12, 2009 05:12
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mrfart posted:http://soundcloud.com/mrfart/ want this. soundclouds blocked at my work but ill check it at home, v. legit tracklist edit: serious Terrible Horse fucked around with this message at 15:09 on Nov 10, 2009 |
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Nov 9, 2009 20:47
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the girl dancing to the washing machine is me
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Dec 4, 2009 18:44
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general tip also is to make your end sound source louder (the speakers i guess) and keep the volume in your software down. for example the VU meters in your software are only jumping halfway or so on a newer, big sounding track, so if you play a quieter tune you can boost the volume/gain without going into the red. keeping it all relative in other words, so you dont hit your volume cieling and still feel that one track is quieter
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Jan 14, 2010 19:19
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lol no it isnt. its a bunch of rinsed out uninspired crap with beat repeat every ten seconds
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wayfinder posted:What if someone's personality is well-expressed through the means of top 10 songs though? sorry for that someone, then. theyre incredibly boring. i didnt mean to state it so harshly but its basically what maguro and vernacular said, its something everyone does when starting out and you want to move past it as fast as possible. getting made fun of for it was what caused me to choose 'good tracks' over 'the biggest banger of the week,' so now youre getting it from me. people can tell from your tracklists if you care, if you have something to teach them, or if you dont. i could tell by this one that you've got nothing to offer me. you're a dj; play me great tracks. your mixing could be complete poo poo, but if you are showing me tracks ive never heard, or are arranged in a way that convey a personality, im interested. ive got no time for a hypemachine trolling blog loving barely goes out to see djs twat. sorry. vernacular, email me dogworldmusic at gmail dot com, i made a little ep id like your take on edit: the hate isnt intended to make you quit, its to make you progress beyond the current lowest common denominator. if you dont wanna do that dont worry, you can still be pretty successful apparently
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Loretta Trampface posted:If a track is hot, who gives a poo poo if it's by somebody well known? Isn't the point of DJing to play good tracks? Or is it just to show how ~obscure~ your "refined" tastes are? club music is sort of an economy. when a track is hot, it gets dropped everywhere, every night (sometimes multiple times a night). its flooding the market, its everywhere, so its value goes down. even if its a good track, if its reached that state and you play it, youre playing something worthless.
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Socket Ryanist posted:I haven't listened yet, but just by looking at the tracklists I can give you a piece of advice: dig deeper! Too many tracks by big-name artists. Agree. Also wait longer before presenting stuff to the public. A week in? Jesus my stuff a week in was torturous. Make something youre really proud of, then show it to others to figure out if it really is good or just all in your head.
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