[DJ FEEDBACK] 30 min Filth Mix, new DJ
Posted: Thu Feb 03, 2011 9:49 am
Hey everyone,
I am very new here and this was also posted in the mixes section, but I received no feedback. So now I am wondering whether that was the right place to put it!
I am quite a new DJ, just started to take this seriously and push to get myself played out. All I am wondering is how my mixes sound to people who actually do DJ and/or listen to Dubstep, as most of my feedback has come from DnB DJ's.
I have been practising for only a year, and I am told this is a very short time for a DJ, so I know that there are a obvious mistakes in there that need to be ironed out. But really, any criticism is welcome as am really interested to see how people feel about it!
http://soundcloud.com/turtle-narcotech/just-filth
Thank you in advance.
Turtle
Oh, and one last thing, I am not sure if this is the right way to do things, but I prefer to record myself in one take, I don't re-record all the time to make it perfect. The reason I do this is because I believe it to be a truer show of my level, and I believe that way it is easier to criticise . Is that the right way to think about this?
I am very new here and this was also posted in the mixes section, but I received no feedback. So now I am wondering whether that was the right place to put it!
I am quite a new DJ, just started to take this seriously and push to get myself played out. All I am wondering is how my mixes sound to people who actually do DJ and/or listen to Dubstep, as most of my feedback has come from DnB DJ's.
I have been practising for only a year, and I am told this is a very short time for a DJ, so I know that there are a obvious mistakes in there that need to be ironed out. But really, any criticism is welcome as am really interested to see how people feel about it!
http://soundcloud.com/turtle-narcotech/just-filth
Thank you in advance.
Turtle
Oh, and one last thing, I am not sure if this is the right way to do things, but I prefer to record myself in one take, I don't re-record all the time to make it perfect. The reason I do this is because I believe it to be a truer show of my level, and I believe that way it is easier to criticise . Is that the right way to think about this?