wow i look forward to this, i'm surprised we've not seen more of this type of mix (there's scion and de2 and that 2 many djs) around as there's several packages that can do this now.
so is this approach the logical progression of the megamix wher you use a multitrack tape? and is this likely to encourage new ways of djing live? it's friday i fancy discussing something :) cheers robin... > ARTIST: VARIOUS > MIXED BY : KIRK DEGIORGIO > TITLE: F.X.MIX.01. > LABEL: KEEP DIGGIN > FORMAT: CD > RELEASE DATE: 21 JULY 2003 > > FEATURING: JOHN BELTRAN, PHIL ASHER, PANOPTICA, KYOTO JAZZ MASSIVE, > RED NOSE DISTRICT, TROUBLE MAN (AKA MARK PRITCHARD) + + + > > Kirk Degiorgio - Master of the electronic beat, delves into his box of > trickery with Ableton's new software package to create a unique mix of Latin > house, broken beats and techno. This is a mix compilation, but not as we > know it! > > Using Ableton's new 'Live' software has enabled Kirk to loop/edit/remix > parts of each track live, inducing unique and twisted mixes of each > individual track whilst in the mix. ultimately making this a highly > individual audio highlight from start to finish. All this and more, and we > haven't even approached the track listing yet! > > So, lets start with the labels involved here: Compost, JCR, Versatile, > Ubiquity, Far Out, Mantis and Certificate 18. All leading labels in their > chosen fields. We move on to the artists and remixers: Kyoto Jazz Massive, 4 > Hero, Phil Asher presents Focus, Magic Number, Victor Davies, John Arnold > and Jimpster. All leading pioneers in their chosen sound. There are two > exclusive tracks courtesy of Kirk Degiorgio himself - Exclusively > commissioned for this project only. > > Kirk Degiorgio, Ableton's 'Live' box of effects and Keep Diggin welcome you > to the future. > > TRACKLIST > (Please note that due to the nature of this mix, the tracks are in no > particular order) > > Clashing Egos - "Brightness In The Morning" (Kirk Degiorgio remix) > Dutch techno (Max404) meets broken beats compliments of Kirk Degiorgio's > classy reworking.. > > Kyoto Jazz Massive - "The Brightness of These Days" (Quantic remix) > Released on the mighty Compost label, this is arguably Quantic's best work > to date - Tempo shifting, foot stomping, sweaty afro-jazz. > > Magic Number - "Sorry" > Frantically paced Latin number from the Mantis stables. > > Ourtime - "Slack" > Minimal techno from UK underground label Ourtime. > > Panoptica - "She's in Fiesta's" (Bauhaus remix) > Dubby tech-house shocker on drum & bass label Certificate 18! > > Red Nose Distrikt - "NYB" > Carl Craig style breakbeats from Holland's Rush Hour label. > > Phil Asher presents Focus - "Having Your Fun" (4 Hero remix) > Excellent track from the ever consistent Phil Asher remixed by the mighty 4 > Hero compliments of Versatile records. > > John Beltran - "Felicidad Nova" (Jimpster remix) > Latin house hero John Beltran's original uplifting anthem remixed by the > mighty Jimpster on Ubiquity records.. > > John Arnold - "Fabric" > Nu-jazz techno stylee from Ubiquity's John Arnold.Cool as! > > Victor Davies - "Lady Luck" (Procreation remix) > Highly percussive nu-jazz vocal number from the ever consistent > Jazzanova-Compost Records camp. > > Trouble Man - "Where We Stand" > Troubleman - Also known as one Mr Mark Pritchard, one half of Global > Communications, releasing his debut under a new alter ego guise on Far Out > Recordings. > > Filta Facta - "Electrik Shok" > Filtered jazz/funk/disco house number..Not your usual house music by numbers > though - This is much more intelligent.Summers here! > > Blue Binary - "Crescendo" > Stripped down and looped grooves exclusive to this album. > > Family Affairs - "Open Values" > More stripped down and looped grooves exclusive to this album. >
