>with this, you could feasibly create symphonies with dance tracks, have 20 >tracks going within a minute or less (I think this is where Hawtin is >heading), and it wont sound garbled, this is the future of mixing, where >(finally) the DJ is considered a true composer not just a "disk-jockey". In >other words, with digital mixing, the ideas and composition is what really >counts, and I think this is where its heading...
oh please.. don't people usually go to a parties to hear funky music really loud & dance & have fun? what is this 'finally being considered a true composer' of 'symphonies'? whenever i've seen a greata dj i have usually been completely satisfied and often blown away by the skills, the funk, the soul, energy etc etc. isn't this enought? i am not anti intellectual. >records are becoming keys on a piano as opposed to songs in and of >themselves... ? yeah
