PENDULUM MIX (Oct.22/04)

[B.Traits]

Originally Posted by dabbler

actually it was, "you have no respect for these tunes, you're not even mixing them" hahahaha (which at the time was true, i hit stop on one record to play the next on new years)

whoa jay, no one wants to hear that

[BenGiovanni]

even though im not the biggest fan of drum n bass....
this is as good as Adam F Live @ "Kaos on Kiss100_02-22-2004"
soo sickening...
nonstop jump up hits...fuckk

[Mike Ill]

Originally Posted by dabbler

actually, sets HERE are an hour, most places they are longer.
they used to be hour and half minimum

i miss those days.

ahh makes sense.. thats shitty for us tho! :(

as to 60 track mix, i would only do that live at a party. come watch me play sometime, and you'll see what i mean.

actually i do know what u mean.. ive seen you play lots of times, in fact i play the way i do because of you!
i used to do long mixes and i would play the whole track.. then i heard your 5th mix and i started mixing tracks a lot sooner..
heh now i can cue tracks with full volume on the c-fader and beatmatch on the spot.
:y:

[dabbler]

yeah i'm trying to that a lot too, droping a tune on beat one full volume, full eq, and beatmatching before anything goes wrong, hahahah

[angst]

Originally Posted by dabbler

umm, no it's not. not even close to being impossible, given
the right moment i could do 60 in an hour easily.
just look at angst's last mix

Hey, I was conservative with the number of tracks on my last mix. If you don't count the 5 records in the 2 min 22 sec intro, I think I only played 19 in an hour. Had to let some of the tracks breathe a little. As for playing 60 DnB tracks in an hour, although tricky, shouldn't be too hard if you double drop your mixes and mix out before the 2nd break and/or drop.

(*pokes Jay - remember that good ole 2nd drop, it's begging you to show it some love. It has feelings too ya know)

[dabbler]

Originally Posted by angst

(*pokes Jay - remember that good ole 2nd drop, it's begging you to show it some love. It has feelings too ya know)

they make tunes with second drops?
fuck i should check that out sometimes. ;)

[Custard]

omg, this set is amazing!

[decypher]

serial killa is a pretty dope tune

[Toxxin Ephekt]

Originally Posted by dabbler

umm, no it's not. not even close to being impossible, given
the right moment i could do 60 in an hour easily.
just look at angst's last mix

but yeah, you're right, its much longer than an hour.

60 in a hour is possible, but the quick mixes aren't gonna be proper, how clean can the mixes be? to do a proper, quick, super clean cut you gotta mix till at least mid-breakdown...sure you can cue up at bar points and cut the other track at first break down, but how clean is it gonna sound? honestly,in a hour of quick,properly executed cuts,you can fit about 30 tracks, sure you can mix
tracks fast, but what if they don't sound super clean? what good is that? my own opinion..of course...I'll cue up records either in 10 -15 secs, or at the proper quick cut point depending... play the mid-breakdown with the first breakdown on new record together, play that mid breakdown till the end, and cut before the treble kicks on the new record... now that's a clean, quick cut...I might still be a bedroom Dj, but I've learned alot from Andy C's mixes,When I debut...I ain't gonna debut a beginner, I'm gonna debut with polished skills and quality mixes. Booyah, respect.

Andy C, Nightlife 2, quick mixes done proper. Check it out...

[dabbler]

when i say 60, i'm counting teases. i almost never play a tune longer than 64 bars after the drop.

[angst]

Originally Posted by Toxxin Ephekt

60 in a hour is possible, but the quick mixes aren't gonna be proper, how clean can the mixes be? to do a proper, quick, super clean cut you gotta mix till at least mid-breakdown...sure you can cue up at bar points and cut the other track at first break down, but how clean is it gonna sound? honestly,in a hour of quick,properly executed cuts,you can fit about 30 tracks, sure you can mix
tracks fast, but what if they don't sound super clean? what good is that? my own opinion..of course...I'll cue up records either in 10 -15 secs, or at the proper quick cut point depending... play the mid-breakdown with the first breakdown on new record together, play that mid breakdown till the end, and cut before the treble kicks on the new record... now that's a clean, quick cut...I might still be a bedroom Dj, but I've learned alot from Andy C's mixes,When I debut...I ain't gonna debut a beginner, I'm gonna debut with polished skills and quality mixes. Booyah, respect.

Andy C, Nightlife 2, quick mixes done proper. Check it out...

There are nuff mixing styles out there. You should be well versed in as many as possiblle.

[Toxxin Ephekt]

ahhh...didn't think about teases tho....most tracks breakdown at 1:30, do you cut out tracks when the bass kicks or at the first breakdown on the new record?

[Toxxin Ephekt]

Originally Posted by angst

There are nuff mixing styles out there. You should be well versed in as many as possiblle.

I agree, versatility in mixing style is definately key. Respect.

[Cosmos]

this is a really dope mix *BIG thumbs up*

[TrixX]

wow don't know how i missed this post.

killer tunes. thanx for posting dabbler.

[penguinabc123]

just amazing, my head hurts, soo good.

[x0x_manda_x0x]

mmmmmm.