Re: [313] dodgy mixing

2001-01-05 Thread phred
I'm confused about this supposed dodgy mixing by the UR DJs.  Not that I heard
and saw.  

Also, the post 5-am shutdown was completely in line with the entire presentation
UR did.  The point is, they show up, they do their thing, then they're gone.
This is not a standard presentation and not supposed to be.  If that offends,
so be it, but I know that UR have their reasons for doing things...

phred


Re: [313] dodgy mixing

2001-01-05 Thread stuffed bird
My mail about dodgy mixing was not directly related to the UR DJ's or UR party, 
it was just a general impression I have after 10 years of visiting parties and 
listening to tapes and mixes.
Also, Ken Ishii was just an example I gave. When I saw him, way back in 97, 
just when he had started earning a (well deserved) name as producer, he just 
couldn't mix. The fact that he has become a good DJ now (would be sad if he 
hadn't after three years...) does not change the point I was trying to make: 
great producers often start DJ'ing to make good money just when they are not 
ready to give a good DJ performance. It is their right to capitalize on their 
producing success, but I feel ripped-off when some big  name turns out to be a 
crappy DJ, and sadly it happens all the time.


I'm confused about this supposed dodgy mixing by the UR DJs.  Not that I 
heard
and saw.  

Also, the post 5-am shutdown was completely in line with the entire 
presentation
UR did.  The point is, they show up, they do their thing, then they're gone.
This is not a standard presentation and not supposed to be.  If that offends,
so be it, but I know that UR have their reasons for doing things...

phred


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Re: [313] dodgy mixing

2001-01-05 Thread dj revolver
i agree, a crossfader is good for tricks but channel faders are very 
accurate while mixing two or three records. of course tweaking the eq is the 
other essential element. (a good ear and solid beat matching help provide 
the smoothness of the mix too).

djr



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Subject: Re: [313] dodgy mixing
Date: Thu, 4 Jan 2001 16:51:57 -0800

wait, are we talking about using levels vs. cross faders?

If so, I would strongly disagree, using the levels is far more precise, and
what to do if using three tables?

I find cross faders to be way inaccurate...

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 I never quite got that, mixing with the faders... its slow and
inaccurate..
 specially those dateq tables...u need a bike to mix in a tune...
 crossfading  is the essence of a sparkling mix!


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Re: [313] dodgy mixing

2001-01-04 Thread Nick Walsh

--- darw_n [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:  he was
still desperately listening to his
 headphones (with both ears...)
 
 
 He might have been desperately listening, but I
 just want to point out
 that there are DJ's that listen to nothing but
 headphones.

Yeah, me included... I find it pointless to do one ear
mixing when you can switch between channels within the
headphones. Some people find mixing in the headphones
difficult... Everyone does it differently... I know
ppl that just use the channel faders and not the
crossfader to mix... 

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Re: [313] dodgy mixing

2001-01-04 Thread Jochem_Peteri


I never quite got that, mixing with the faders... its slow and inaccurate..
specially those dateq tables...u need a bike to mix in a tune...
crossfading  is the essence of a sparkling mix!


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Re: [313] dodgy mixing

2001-01-04 Thread Christian Bloch
Including Jeff Mills and Dave Clarke ;)

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I know
 ppl that just use the channel faders and not the
 crossfader to mix... 
 
 Nick (Dj Pacific:)
 




Re: [313] dodgy mixing

2001-01-04 Thread darw_n
wait, are we talking about using levels vs. cross faders?

If so, I would strongly disagree, using the levels is far more precise, and
what to do if using three tables?

I find cross faders to be way inaccurate...

darw_n

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 I never quite got that, mixing with the faders... its slow and
inaccurate..
 specially those dateq tables...u need a bike to mix in a tune...
 crossfading  is the essence of a sparkling mix!


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RE: [313] dodgy mixing

2001-01-03 Thread John Osselaer


Big respect to the likes of Derrick Carter, Mark Farina, Laurent Garnier and
some others who truly know what DJ'ing is all about, and for most of the
others, please put together a decent live show and leave the decks to those
who know!


--- Hehehe, 'to those who know', nice pun o stuffed one! ;-)

Speak soon!

John


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Re: [313] dodgy mixing

2001-01-03 Thread darw_n
he was still desperately listening to his headphones (with both ears...)


He might have been desperately listening, but I just want to point out
that there are DJ's that listen to nothing but headphones.  When I play, I
try to turn the monitor waay down and use it only as a EQ reference, and
do all mixing with three tables through headphones, where you have the
master out playing at all in the phones times while matching, I've done this
for years...

It's different I know, but just letting you know that this is done, and done
very well with some...


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