mrcharming
Posted Wed 04 Apr 07 @ 01:48:17 Quote
"Like I posted before, I don’t listen to the kind of music you mix so I don’t know how much you can value my opinion. Your mixes need a little more variety—most of the music sounds repetitive. You should also consider using other transitions in your mixes.
OO "
I will work on the transitions. And By "more variety" do you mean music style or tempo or I guess maybe both or what?
i also find that when you don't usually listen to one type one music it all sounds repetitive. only house heads hear house well, and only Drum and Bass heads hear Drum and Bass well.
and I REALLY appreaciate you advice.thanks
"Like I posted before, I don’t listen to the kind of music you mix so I don’t know how much you can value my opinion. Your mixes need a little more variety—most of the music sounds repetitive. You should also consider using other transitions in your mixes.
OO "
I will work on the transitions. And By "more variety" do you mean music style or tempo or I guess maybe both or what?
i also find that when you don't usually listen to one type one music it all sounds repetitive. only house heads hear house well, and only Drum and Bass heads hear Drum and Bass well.
and I REALLY appreaciate you advice.thanks
geposted Wed 04 Apr 07 @ 8:36 pm
Double O
You’re welcome.
I don’t know why your other thread was closed. Consequently, I've answered your additional questions in the “Club Mixing” thread:
http://www.virtualdj.com/forums/9931/Mix_lessons/Club_Mixing.html?page=12
OO
I don’t know why your other thread was closed. Consequently, I've answered your additional questions in the “Club Mixing” thread:
http://www.virtualdj.com/forums/9931/Mix_lessons/Club_Mixing.html?page=12
OO
geposted Thu 05 Apr 07 @ 6:48 am