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01-11-2006, 11:07 AM
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Originally Posted by droptopRST
I mean i have a wicked double beat thing going on at the moment againg it's makes some people go mad some proper bouncey with certain tunes 
01-11-2006, 11:11 AM
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Cool but don't work mate i,ve done to musch on vinyl the other week it is a dear habbit,
i wanna concentrate on building a studio now so look's like i will have toi something with a timeline so more than liking either cubase or the proppelerheads bit of kit plus a korg keyboard sampler a syth and graph then i am away lol.
Goit a friend who is going to do me some live dnb beats on his drums so i can use percussion instead of a drum machine this will give it a more refined feel to it.
i wanna concentrate on building a studio now so look's like i will have toi something with a timeline so more than liking either cubase or the proppelerheads bit of kit plus a korg keyboard sampler a syth and graph then i am away lol.
Goit a friend who is going to do me some live dnb beats on his drums so i can use percussion instead of a drum machine this will give it a more refined feel to it.
01-11-2006, 11:11 AM
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Originally Posted by droptopRST
Lol but beat matching is one thing cutting blending is another so diffrent genres would have diffrent breaks to play with diffrent style's that you can bring to the dnb style pretty worth a try dude.
Anything to make your mixing diffrent a progress through the stages of turtablism
I mean i have a wicked double beat thing going on at the moment againg it's makes some people go mad some proper bouncey with certain tunes
Anything to make your mixing diffrent a progress through the stages of turtablism
I mean i have a wicked double beat thing going on at the moment againg it's makes some people go mad some proper bouncey with certain tunes
anyone think this guy is talking out of his large intestine?
01-11-2006, 11:13 AM
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Originally Posted by DaveEscos
Originally Posted by droptopRST
Lol but beat matching is one thing cutting blending is another so diffrent genres would have diffrent breaks to play with diffrent style's that you can bring to the dnb style pretty worth a try dude.
Anything to make your mixing diffrent a progress through the stages of turtablism
I mean i have a wicked double beat thing going on at the moment againg it's makes some people go mad some proper bouncey with certain tunes
Anything to make your mixing diffrent a progress through the stages of turtablism
I mean i have a wicked double beat thing going on at the moment againg it's makes some people go mad some proper bouncey with certain tunes
anyone think this guy is talking out of his large intestine?
What you mean?????????
01-11-2006, 11:21 AM
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Lol this fella a plum or what beatmatching is a dj term if you look up on it i can't even be arsed wasting my time with idiot's i started this conversation to talk about some dnb stuff if someone want's to mug me of do it to my face or don't bother thanks
Anyway what big oldskool raves you lot done
thanksAnyway what big oldskool raves you lot done
01-11-2006, 11:24 AM
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Originally Posted by droptopRST
Lol this fella a plum or what beatmatching is a dj term if you look up on it i can't even be arsed wasting my time with idiot's i started this conversation to talk about some dnb stuff if someone want's to mug me of do it to my face or don't bother thanks
Anyway what big oldskool raves you lot done
thanksAnyway what big oldskool raves you lot done
whats beatmatching
01-11-2006, 11:25 AM
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Originally Posted by martyn
i,ve done to musch on vinyl the other week it is a dear habbit
01-11-2006, 11:27 AM
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Errr I meant mailing lists as in advance promos and tests LOL not mail order from your bedroom!
As for Black Market, hmmmm maybe 10 years ago, but all that place is now is the #1 tourist attraction for dnb djs that have never been to London before
As for Black Market, hmmmm maybe 10 years ago, but all that place is now is the #1 tourist attraction for dnb djs that have never been to London before
01-11-2006, 11:27 AM
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Originally Posted by martyn
There is no such type of music called "oldskool" anyway!
Its a generic term applied to anything OLD, and thats not just music.
Back in 92 the music was called HARDCORE. No one called it oldskool then lol to me it was hardcore then and always will be hardcore now and forever more.
Its a generic term applied to anything OLD, and thats not just music.
Back in 92 the music was called HARDCORE. No one called it oldskool then lol to me it was hardcore then and always will be hardcore now and forever more.
If you want to pigeon hole this kind of music, then you'll always end up with people referring to hardcore as 96 happy stuff, which is why I think it's worth making the differentiation......... The Happy stuff though..... I own far too much! Dave... not a word!
Droptop - I think the fact that you're referring to it as "turntablism" or whatever, and talking about DJing skills, when you haven't been out your bedroom is why people are taking the piss.
I know Dave had a semi-residency at Fabric, and I DJ'd on a pirate in Norwich for three years, and did 1500 capacity venues once a month, and small 500 capacity every fortnight........ Martyn also clearly knows his stuff.
As for what "big raves" we've all done........ er, quite a few!
01-11-2006, 11:28 AM
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Hold on i will go get some information martyn you should now or do you just dj on a break.
http://www.uk-dance.org/knowledge/djing/000001.html
http://www.uk-dance.org/knowledge/djing/000001.html
01-11-2006, 11:31 AM
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I did my term at Milwaukees (Equinox) every Friday for about 4 years along side all the biggest names you care to mention, aswell as tons of other venues/events around my area including dozens and dozens of illegal parties in dodgy fields/forrests/quaries/misile silos (dont ask lol)
As Mr PON says, there are people on here with ALOT of knowledge/experience, so without wanting to sound like a cock, we DO know what we are on about!
As Mr PON says, there are people on here with ALOT of knowledge/experience, so without wanting to sound like a cock, we DO know what we are on about!
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Originally Posted by martyn
Errr I meant mailing lists as in advance promos and tests LOL not mail order from your bedroom!
Droptop.. I take it you are a regular at cutting houses then?
what do you spend each week? out of curiosity?
01-11-2006, 11:32 AM
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Originally Posted by droptopRST
Hold on i will go get some information martyn you should now or do you just dj on a break.
http://www.uk-dance.org/knowledge/djing/000001.html
http://www.uk-dance.org/knowledge/djing/000001.html
01-11-2006, 11:33 AM
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Originally Posted by droptopRST
Not syaying i am more oldskool just trying to get a convo going into the rave scene it's good to talk to some veteran's as they developed the whole scen into what it is today. 
Loads of respect for the oldskool crowd just wish i was older so i could have seen some of the first raves.
Still i think my knowledge of the scen aint that bad lol
Loads of respect for the oldskool crowd just wish i was older so i could have seen some of the first raves.Still i think my knowledge of the scen aint that bad lol
01-11-2006, 11:34 AM
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No idea if this will work, an "oldskool" (lol) mix I did afew years ago
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http://download.yousendit.com/63006072744C1390
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http://download.yousendit.com/63006072744C1390
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Originally Posted by RichardPON
I know Dave had a semi-residency at Fabric,
Heat
Pure Science @ Atomics
Innovation
and the usual shitters
FM's were
Cyndicate
Kool
and a load of other snotters
But...
whats beatmatching?
01-11-2006, 11:36 AM
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Originally Posted by DaveEscos
Originally Posted by martyn
Errr I meant mailing lists as in advance promos and tests LOL not mail order from your bedroom!
Droptop.. I take it you are a regular at cutting houses then?
what do you spend each week? out of curiosity?
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the biggest mistake to make at this stage is to have the headphones too loud. always set the volume in the headphones quieter than the monitors so that it doesn't drown out the tune you're mixing into. the quieter the headphones the closer the beatmatch.
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Lol but that is beat matching it is a correct term not saying i sit there going 1 and a 2 i drop on a drop use my hearing don't find i need to sit counting the beats.
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Originally Posted by droptopRST
Originally Posted by DaveEscos
Originally Posted by martyn
Errr I meant mailing lists as in advance promos and tests LOL not mail order from your bedroom!
Droptop.. I take it you are a regular at cutting houses then?
what do you spend each week? out of curiosity?If i can afford !!!!!!!! i can't be arsed i'm trying to have a conversation and you lot are just picking holes in it sorry your a better dj i can't be arsed all i keep getting is i know the music better and you lads are adults yeah
01-11-2006, 11:45 AM
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beatmatching
if you can mix, you can mix
simple as.. job done
you could mix dnb with bob the builder.........
if you had a pitch scale the length of southend sea front... (which is somewhere you know well.. just based on observation)
if you can mix, you can mix
simple as.. job done
you could mix dnb with bob the builder.........
if you had a pitch scale the length of southend sea front... (which is somewhere you know well.. just based on observation)