5 people on a higher musical plane is better than 4 in the doldrums of ignorance. Or something...Shonky wrote:To an audience of maybe up to 5 peopleMarkle wrote:in like Flynn...Shonky wrote:See if I can get something sorted for when the weather improves - think the Volks might well be up for it and right next to the beach tooMarkle wrote:AHHHHH YEAAHH!!!
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I don´t agree there. Sometimes, as you said, too much beatmatching kills the floor. And sometimes to beatmached tunes can´t bee considered a mix!Shonky wrote:Always thought they were interchangeable to be honest. Wouldn't consider putting one tune on after another as mixing, and when I've done this people have asked "why don't you mix it?.spiro wrote: ??? mixing or beatmatching ?
mixing is and should be so much more than beatmatching!
I think way too many dj´s just do one or the other . . .
some tunes is perfect for building up with beatmaching, and some builds better up other ways . . .
the vibe of the tunes is all that matters . . .
To me its just like film editing. How or where you edit doesn't matter.
The effect of the edit is what maters.
And now beatmatching is just the rule of how mixing is supposed to be.
Any thoughts on this anyone?
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Markle wrote:Why the hell not?Fractal wrote:i also play funk, soul, jazz, hip hop, reggae, dancehall, house and jungle (not in one set)
because no one wants to book us mashup djs anymore, at least not in seattle... kids here REALY like the "im darker and harder than all of yall" vibe so mostly stick to booking and promoting those acts
need to strike out on me own!!!
edit: and i agree with spiro 100%. there are several ways to mix of which beatmatching is only one... my jazz sets have almost no beatmatching but you wouldnt know
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D&B inspired me to get my first set of decks back in 1998 (still mixing a little bit of it)
Toyed with breaks until it became a bloated carcass of housey beats and whack bootlegs with not enough bass
Went back to my roots and re-bought a whole lot of hip hop and original funk breaks on vinyl and began to mix mash ups of hip hop, funk, electronic beats, dub & D&B in my club sets until i got bored with that... and discovered dubstep
As for non beatmatched mixing, its all about breakdowns and drops... its not as straightforward as plain tempo mixing, but not difficult. switching between half speed tempos (ie 180 bpm d&b - 90 bpm hip hop) gives you some scope for interesting mixes...
Toyed with breaks until it became a bloated carcass of housey beats and whack bootlegs with not enough bass
Went back to my roots and re-bought a whole lot of hip hop and original funk breaks on vinyl and began to mix mash ups of hip hop, funk, electronic beats, dub & D&B in my club sets until i got bored with that... and discovered dubstep
As for non beatmatched mixing, its all about breakdowns and drops... its not as straightforward as plain tempo mixing, but not difficult. switching between half speed tempos (ie 180 bpm d&b - 90 bpm hip hop) gives you some scope for interesting mixes...

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Go for it mate!Fractal wrote:Markle wrote:Why the hell not?Fractal wrote:i also play funk, soul, jazz, hip hop, reggae, dancehall, house and jungle (not in one set)
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because no one wants to book us mashup djs anymore, at least not in seattle... kids here REALY like the "im darker and harder than all of yall" vibe so mostly stick to booking and promoting those acts
need to strike out on me own!!!
edit: and i agree with spiro 100%. there are several ways to mix of which beatmatching is only one... my jazz sets have almost no beatmatching but you wouldnt know
So fuckin bored of going to dubstep nights or electro nights or ANY one genre specific nights, gets so boring so quickly! Wish people would wise up.
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I saw you play in Toronto, I think it was last year... top notch set.. touched down on so many diff genres. Id like to hear more sets like this!!martyn wrote:im always doing my best NOT to play 100% dubstep - theres great dubstep but theres also heaps of other great music.
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Well I was thinking with your abilities to promote events and my ability to turn up, get pissed and put tunes on...Bob Crunkhouse wrote:Cool Shonks, let us know what your thinking.
Think if we have a look around for potential venues and then talk about it next time I see you. Big empty pubs with beer gardens in areas that aren't too residential would be useful. May have a word with Bust the Box and TWA too see if they're up for it
Hmm....


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To be honest, the Volks in-house system isn't too bad, so you could save yourself some notes on that one, especially if it's not all going to be particularly bassocentric. Think a Sunday afternoon thing would be better to be honest, do get the feeling that mid-week pisshead crews might not be that receptive, and we might want to get people involved that may have to travel and work the next day, catch last trains, etc.Bob Crunkhouse wrote:lol
i reckon Vollks, on a tuesday or wedensday night. Hard bit is gonna be blagging Lawrence for a cheapy gramps rentalYea shoul defiantley get Rob and Will involved.
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On them rare ocasions you get a Dj playing a few genres, they tend to play the most obvious from the selection of tracks. Which gets boring much quicker. Was at a night the other day, where Cockney Thug was dropped, then luadacris then back to some breaks / House (or what ever). oh and that god awfull DNB tune with star wars inBob Crunkhouse wrote: So fuckin bored of going to dubstep nights or electro nights or ANY one genre specific nights, gets so boring so quickly! Wish people would wise up.
I was bored after a couple mins.
I'm sure there are people who get it right, but i just havent seen to many good sets.
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