definitely agree with gwa when it comes to beat matching
gwa wrote:i'm surprised the lack of mentions disco is getting. the drums and unsyncopated, the phrasing is very erratic to the point where you really have to know your records.
once you know how to beat match you can beat match anything innit.
give me 2 dance records and i'll have it matched in under 5 seconds.
give me 2 records that have drums that aren't in time and i'm riding that pitch like i'm riding your mum.
i'm surprised the lack of mentions disco is getting. the drums and unsyncopated, the phrasing is very erratic to the point where you really have to know your records IMO
wolf89 wrote:Who gives a fuck his sets are so boring
come on now, hes the youngsta of dn..... oh wait.
Laszlo wrote:and yay, upon imparting his knowledge to his fellow Ninjas, Nevalo spoke wisely that when aggrieved by a woman thou shalt put it in her bum.
Laszlo wrote:and yay, upon imparting his knowledge to his fellow Ninjas, Nevalo spoke wisely that when aggrieved by a woman thou shalt put it in her bum.
LA_Boxers wrote:But Zabiela had a wicked set on BoilerRoom last night. 2 cdjs, a iPad, some sort of ableton looking thing, and was scratching. Was mentals.
CDJ scratching blew my mind lol. Was an insane set, so much hardware. Couldn't keep my eyes off it, he didn't stop moving for a second.
If you've got an hour spare, he goes into detail on what he does and what technology he is using to do it in this video;
Cheers I'll check it out tomorrow. Its the type of set I love on Boiler Room, very visual as well as the great music/mixing.
I agree with Gwa, Disco deserves more credit.
Question for those saying Hip Hop.. I'm clueless on Hip Hop DJing, I've seen loads of DMC championship videos and stuff and although I appreciate it takes a lot of technical skill I find them for the most part utterly boring. My question, how rehearsed are those? They come across as though they've practised the exact set over and over to perfection. Thats not as impressive to me as someone seemlessly floating through different genres and different bpms of music, creating incredible blends and mash ups along the way.. all in an unrehearsed, unplanned set.
LA_Boxers wrote:But Zabiela had a wicked set on BoilerRoom last night. 2 cdjs, a iPad, some sort of ableton looking thing, and was scratching. Was mentals.
CDJ scratching blew my mind lol. Was an insane set, so much hardware. Couldn't keep my eyes off it, he didn't stop moving for a second.
If you've got an hour spare, he goes into detail on what he does and what technology he is using to do it in this video;
Cheers I'll check it out tomorrow. Its the type of set I love on Boiler Room, very visual as well as the great music/mixing.
I agree with Gwa, Disco deserves more credit.
Question for those saying Hip Hop.. I'm clueless on Hip Hop DJing, I've seen loads of DMC championship videos and stuff and although I appreciate it takes a lot of technical skill I find them for the most part utterly boring. My question, how rehearsed are those? They come across as though they've practised the exact set over and over to perfection. Thats not as impressive to me as someone seemlessly floating through different genres and different bpms of music, creating incredible blends and mash ups along the way.. all in an unrehearsed, unplanned set.
Personally I'm not so impressed by the nobbing about with technology thing.
Rather see someone who can just tie together loads of music from all over the place like Theo Parrish or Gaslamp Killer rather than this "I can use my ipad to do crazy reverbs, play house at dnb speed, loops whatever" crap.
Or someone who can build energy through a set or make it have a direction through tune selection.
Muncey wrote:Question for those saying Hip Hop.. I'm clueless on Hip Hop DJing, I've seen loads of DMC championship videos and stuff and although I appreciate it takes a lot of technical skill I find them for the most part utterly boring. My question, how rehearsed are those? They come across as though they've practised the exact set over and over to perfection. Thats not as impressive to me as someone seemlessly floating through different genres and different bpms of music, creating incredible blends and mash ups along the way.. all in an unrehearsed, unplanned set.
Seemlessly floating through genres and bpms, creating incredible blends and mash ups you say? To be honest I don't give a shit if this is planned.