At 09.34 AM 9.6.97 -0500, Mark Bowen wrote:
quoted 5 lines I don't know what kind of dance events you go to/spin at, but where I'm> I don't know what kind of dance events you go to/spin at, but where I'm
>from if there's a non-beatmatched mix and the tunes are real loud it sounds
>like a trainwreck and people leave the floor.
> Mixing tunes which sound simialar goes toward creating a vibe, that
>sense of continuity that causes the dancers on the floor to lose their
sense of
quoted 3 lines time and dance until they are exhausted. If there are noticeable breaks and>time and dance until they are exhausted. If there are noticeable breaks and
>transitions, people *will* sit down at those times. Unless its a listening/
>head-nodding type of event, this is not what djs want to see.
hmm...new topic: experimental djing. invisibl skratch picklz vs the likes
of rdj and alec empire. would you rather hear a ltj bukem seamless (imho,
bland) mix or somebody who's got the cojones to spin one of those fucked-up
boyd rice/non locked-groove triple center-hole punched varispeeded 12"s?
my thoughts: depends on location. in a club, i prefer to beatmatched,
moodmatched mixes. but if it's djing to listen to (like i've done), it's
good at home. then again, maybe i'm just biased. :)
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