: [313] fair play to juan atkins
Hi,
> I would think that anyone who knew enough to think
> someone an "amazing dj"
> due to the "flawless"ness of a mix would understand
> what digitally mized means.
I don't think so...
> Isn't it all about the result
Hi,
> I would think that anyone who knew enough to think
> someone an "amazing dj"
> due to the "flawless"ness of a mix would understand
> what digitally mized means.
I don't think so...
> Isn't it all about the resulting product and it's
> effect on the end-user,
> anyways? Whether you mix v
At 08:10 AM 3/24/2001, beautiful individual wrote:
therefore, ordinary joe soap on the street, who like that kind of music,
thinks that seaman is an amazing dj, since, technically, his mix would be
flawless. this is a misrepresentation of his talents. many of these mix
cds state on the cover th
Yeah none of those trancey club minstry cream gatecrasher ibiza blah blah
mixes are 'real' its been going on for years
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y, his mix would be
flawless. this is a misrepresentation of his talents. many of these mix cds
state on the cover that they are digitally mixed, but how many consumers
know what this actually means?
so fair play to juan atkins, not afraid to show that he is fallable as dj
(which we all are)
