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A repost of my last mix: Sjoewe - Skype DJset Gerne: Minimal & Techno Length:: 1 hour 38 minutes Gear: Ecler Nuo 5, 2 * Technics SL1200mkII, Traktor Scratch, Korg Nanopad. Tracklist: 0. Alex Young and Artech - Minimalesk (Boris Brejcha remix) 1. Oliver Huntemann and Dubfire - Dios (Jon Gaiser 's Atheists Anonymous Remix) 2. Maetrik - Choose Your Systems (Original mix) 3. Boris Brejcha - Der Krieg Der Maschinen 4. Steve Lawler - 21st Century Ketchup 5. Anton Pieete - Players (Original Mix) 6. Maetrik - Crawl Machine 7. Polder - Topdrop 8. Ramon Tapia - Mini Jack 9. Perfect - Perfect Stranger 10. Pig & Dan - Subculture (Original Mix) 11. Mark Browm - New Heights (Christian Smith & John Selway Remix) 12. Adam Beyer - Simulated Usage 13. Matt Nordstrom - Luck Drawls (Mark Brooms No Rave Stab Remix) 14. Christian Smith & John Selway - Total Departure (Nihad Tule Remix) 15. Raudive - Pylon 16. Adam Beyer - Swedish Silver (Paco Usuna Remix) 17. Paul Kalkbrenner - Ich muss aus dit Milieu heraus 18. Trainwreck.
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jonmitz posted:There are a lot of good songs on here, although some of them are pretty old. (downloading now) I am always lagging behind on new realeases and I like to use some classics now and then just because I like 'em and sometimes you got to show old tracks some love. lol. About the wreck on the end, yeah I know, and in any other case I would have done so. But I just forgot to post process this time.
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jonmitz posted:Here is a tech/techno mix I just did. It's more of the darker/trippy stuff, and I would really appreciate it if anyone could give me feedback on if they liked the tracks, and anything similar to these tracks that I could check out. I'm just getting into this genre, so I know theres a lot of good tracks out there that I haven't heard. As I am currently working on my master thesis, I don't have much time to give you an extensive critique, but I have to say I am really digging your mix so far. Surely worth the download. Nice one. Sjoewe fucked around with this message at 14:33 on Jan 7, 2009 |
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Jan 7, 2009 14:28
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I like deep house, does that count?
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Well I guess I should answer, because it's my house. I have a normal DJ table, which sits at 103cm so that is allright for normal use.But it is too small to fit both the CDJ's and the turntables, so we diverted to my dinner table for this evening. And that's okay for one evening but I wouldn't want it to be like this for a permanent setup. 
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Jan 30, 2009 01:00
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jonmitz posted:you guys are assholes with that mixer It's my baby. I would sleep with it if it wasn't such a hassle to disconnect all thye wires every time.
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Jan 30, 2009 10:36
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jonmitz posted:I want CDJ-400s... Why so? Don't expect much of the MIDI setup, it doesn't work properly. For instance in midi-mode there are just 128 steps on the entire pitch fader. That is a resolution of 0.125%, from the company that sells its CDJ's by promoting the 0.02% pitch resolution. It's a bitch to get both soundcards to work together, the jogwheels feel like they have been bought of Fisherprice and anything larger than a 4gb memorystick will take ages to load. Bite your teeth, save some more and buy 800's, it will be the best thing you'll ever do. Trust me.
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Feb 2, 2009 13:12
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Cowboy. posted:Wicked drop with Terminate, what's the track after it? I know I've heard it listening to samples from Juno, is it D-nox and Beckers? Perfect Stranger - Easy
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ManoliIsFat posted:drat, that's pretty hot! Would've been cool if the house blew up at a massive drop. Would've made you a dj legend. That reminds me of this party at a squat, were this one guy actually fell through the floor as it gave way beneath him, landing one floor down.
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Feb 3, 2009 16:17
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Feb 7, 2009 07:19
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jonmitz posted:http://www.awesometownradio.com/jonmitz/ LOL did you use my record collection, I have almost all the tracks you used. Downloading now.
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I really liked your mix, but the last two tracks didn't fit in to the overall sound, but that is, as we Dutch put it: ant loving 
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Feb 18, 2009 01:04
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Aah Funktion One, that is some amazing stuff. Last year I got to hear a full F1 install similar to the one mentioned above in Berghain/Panoramabar (Berlin). By far the best sound system I ever heared in a club. Loud and clear sound, makes music just sound better.
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What is all this fighting about how to become a DJ about. If you don't love the music, don't get behind the decks. Because there are cheaper and faster ways to get laid. If you have to go on the interwebs to find a style you like so you can start dj'ing that style, why start dj'ing it at all? There is something wrong there... I started DJ'ing after I went to all these parties were they played techno and minimal. I totally fell in love with this music, it almost literaly took over my life. From the few names and tracks I began building my own collection, going to recordshops (both on and offline) getting to known more and more artists, more labels, talking to fellow DJ's and swapping tracks, going up to the dj-booth and ask the name of a track you really dig. With blood sweat and tears, I created a broad basic collection, from where I'm now exploring the more narrow sub-genre's, slowly but steadily creating my own sound. And that is to me what DJ'ing is about. Internet can't teach you what you like, you'll have to find out for yourself, because a dj is only as good as his collection is. You could get the hang of the technical part of dj'ing within a year, but the musical side takes years to master. It's a journey trough connecting genre's and different sounds, don't cut it short, because a stupid blog tells you what everybody else likes.
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IanTheM posted:Richie Hawtin being molested? by Sven Väth, while Ricardo Villalobos is probably on every partydrug known to mankind and then some. Later on Hawtin and Väth started making out, and punched holes in record sleeves to use them as masks, running around playing tag. 
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To all you Goons I present my latest mixtape. Mostly European mainstream techno dating back to 'the golden age of techno' 1999-2004. And for all that don't know what that means: It's loud, it's fast.  Mixed on two SL1200's and a Xone:92, with a few small slips of the finger, but nothing too bad. Check it at Soundcloud: http://soundcloud.com/sjoewe/spread-the-virus Tracklist:  Enjoy! Sjoewe fucked around with this message at 21:50 on Oct 6, 2009 |
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And now, for some true techno. http://soundcloud.com/sjoewe/berlin-called-they-say-its-not-over Not for the faint-hearted, that is all I can say about it. Num. Title Artist 0 Intro 1 Lahaine (O/V/R remix) - James Ruskin 2 (Intro) - Version II - Surgeon 3 Correction Centre A - James Ruskin 4 Sonando (Adam Beyer Remix) -Alexi Delano 5 Forklift (Luke Slater's Filtered Remix) - JB3 6 Walk Out (Patrik Skoog Rmx) - Adam Beyer & Henrik B 7 The Storm - DisX3 8 Spawn - Adam Beyer & Marco Carola 9 Delivery (Joel Mull Remix) - Mijk van Dijk & Thomas Schumacher 10 Attitydsknackaren (original mix) - Cari Lekebusch 11 Emtec (British Murder Boys Remix) - Alexander Kowalski 12 Like I've Been Here Before - Oscar Mulero 13 Remainings II - Joel Mull & Adam Beyer 14 Skool Daze - A Paul 15 F5 (Missile) - DJ Misjah 16 Scorched - Cari Lekebusch 17 Discipline - Adam Beyer 18 Sambal Olek - Original Mix Chris Liebing & Ben Sims 19 It Works Joey Beltram 20 Move That Bitch - Angel Alanis & Rees Urban 21 Profane - DisX3 22 Outro
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No, but good DJ'ing is taking you audience further and deeper into the music then what they already know without making them "uncomfortable". Unless it's your game to stick to classics and top-40 songs, you'll have to dig deeper to create your musical signature as a DJ. Playing hit records may get you gigs on the short term, but it will not satisfy you in the long run. It will get you stuck in lovely bars, and you'll end up as a unrespected human jukebox, fighting of the drunk fratboys begging you to play "you know that song, where eh yeah lala" and girls trying to order beers at the DJ booth. Sjoewe fucked around with this message at 09:14 on Jun 6, 2010 |
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I would like to talk to the guy at Beatport who cuts out the samples and then tell him he needs te get his act together. So much samples on BP that don't expres what a track is really about.
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JimmyJazz posted:the best part is they seem to intentionally cut it right before the drop 
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vanilla slimfast posted:As I recall the samples are built automatically when content is submitted. That explains the randomness. The new pre-listen system on junodownload is much better, displaying the waveform etc, but then again beatport is much faster and easier to use. Ah well.
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The only way to get the to truly new records nowadays, is getting access to a good promo pool. Promo's are distributed between the high profile artists months before their public release, leaving us to sort out the crap. It isn't impossilble however, now and then I get to tracks that find their way into the charts a couple of weeks later. Sadly the only way to do this is sitting down and listen your way through the 1000's of new releases 
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Long time since I've posted a mix on SA... Inspired by the blog posts of Jeff Mills and the work of a local DJ called Stroef, I've been dreaming to do some sort of conceptual mixtape.  quote:On June 28, 2010, Voyager 2 completed 12,000 days of continuous operations since its launch on August 20, 1977. For nearly 33 years, the venerable spacecraft has been returning unprecedented data about the giant outer planets, the properties of the solar wind between and beyond the planets and the interaction of the solar wind with interstellar winds in the heliosheath. Having traveled more than 21 billion kilometers on its winding path through the planets toward interstellar space, the spacecraft is now nearly 14 billion kilometers from the sun. Traveling at the speed of light, a signal from the ground takes about 12.8 hours to reach the spacecraft. The result is a four piece mixtape, starting of with a sort of soundscape (Leaving Earth) and then gradually taking off towards various forms of techno. The second part (Deep Space) is spacy dubbish techno with a lot of housey sounds, the third part (The Nebula) consists mostly of driving nu style techno and the final part (Planetary Descent) is made of deeper and harder techno. Total time of this voyage: almost 3.5hrs. No soundcloud this time, because it's too long for my account  Soundscape Part 2,3 & 4 Tracklist: Num // Artist // Title Part 0: 1 Michael Andrews - The Tangent Universe 2 Plastikman - Converge 3 Laurent Garnier - The Warning 4 Tool - Mantra 5 Biosphere & Deathprod - Transparenza 6 Speedy J – Bootes - Original Mix 7 Speedy J - Tuning In Part 1: 8 Speedy J - Red Shift - Original Mix 9 Peter Van Hoesen - Liss 01 - Original version 10 Marcel Dettmann - Getaway - Original Mix 11 Invite - Lotta - Original Mix 12 Darko Esser - Onmacht - Original Mix 13 Donato Dozzy &Peter Van Hoesen - Talis - Original Mix 14 Aubrey - Dark - Mike Parker Remix 15 Minilogue - Ghost - Original Mix 16 Kevin Gorman - Shakey Stripped - Original Mix 17 Appleblim & Peverelist - Over Here - Brendon Moeller Remix 18 Kenny Larkin - Glob - Ben Klock Remix 1 19 Darko Esser- Replica - Original Mix 20 Delta Funktionen - Silhouette - Marcel Dettmann Remix Part 2: 21 Gowentgone- Ibex - Marcel Fengler Remix 22 Chris Liebing And Tommy Four Seven - Bauhaus - Mallet Mix 23 Delta Funktionen - Nebula - Original Mix 24 Adam Beyer & Pär Grindvik - Seq 2 – Turn - Original Mix 25 Steve Rachmad – Horny - Original Mix 26 Tiger Stripes – Eden - Original Mix 27 Jeroen Liebregts - Hunter / Grazer - Planetary Assault Systems Remix 28 Alan Fitzpatrick - Paranoize - Original Mix 29 Dustin Zahn - Stanger (To Stability) - Original Mix 30 James Ruskin- Solution - Original Mix 31 Terence Fixmer - Drastik - Planetary Assault Systems Remix 32 Angstrom & Aalberg - Wonderdog - Original Mix 33 Speedy J - Armstrong - Original Mix 34 Function vs Jerome Sydenham - Two Ninety One - Chris Liebing Edit Part 3: 35 James Ruskin – Fallen - Original Mix 36 Gunjack - Talk Is Cheap - Original Mix 37 Counterpart - Project 2302 - Original Mix 38 Henrik B – DC22.5 Untitled 1 - Original Mix 39 Exium - The Omega Man - Radial Remix 40 Jeroen Search - Expose - Original Mix 41 Glen Wilson - The Return - Original Mix 42 Bas Mooy & Vincent De Witt - Chapter 1 - Original Mix 43 Baffa - La Kaya - Original Mix 44 Carlos Rios & Oliver Kucera - Viespeuk - Original Mix 45 Speedy J- Tannga - Original Mix 46 Paul Boex - Hate is Love - Oscar Mulero Remix 47 Exium- Duplex - Original Mix 48 Miller - Keane - Depth Charge - Original Mix 49 Teste- The Wipe - Original Mix 50 Jeff Mills -The Light That Burns Brightest Let me know what you think. 
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Some of my favorite techno labels for the past few months: Ostgut Ton Delsin Figure Mote Evolver Electric Deluxe
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Made a new mix. Mostly deep minimal techno with a tiny wiff of acid and some more dubby experimental tracks. Num. Artist Title 1 Bug vs. Hawtin - Lowblow 2 Alex Under - Autorretrato (Friendly People Remix) 3 Donor - Portal 4 Ben Klock - Grasp 5 Traversable Wormhole - Superluminal 6 Max M - Shapeless In The Dark (Jeroen Search Mix) 7 Planetary Assault Systems - GT (P.A.S. Rhythm & Beats 1) 8 Tim Xavier & Tony Rohr - ACB Experiment (Gary Beck Remix) 9 Delta Funktionen - Please Identify 10 O/V/R - Post-Traumatic Son 11 Risque Rhythm Team - The Jacking Zone 12 Masuki - Vix 2 (Edit Select Remix) 13 Terence Fixmer - Dance Like Paranoid 14 Plastikman - Spaz 15 Ozka - Shown Patternz 16 Alexi Delano & Tony Rohr - Run 2 17 Robert Hood - Omega (End Times) 18 Pfirter - Arcon 19 Scuba - Ruptured (Surgeon Remix) 20 Mark Broom - Twenty Nine (Black Mix) 21 Lucy & Ercolino - Gmork (Luke Slater Remix) Spun with my SL's, a Xone:92, Redsound Soundbite, vinyl and Traktor Scratch Pro http://soundcloud.com/sjoewe/deep-blue
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tylertfb posted:Techno mix of some new tunes I just bought. Listen, enjoy, criticize. Sir, I like your style!
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tylertfb posted:Basically I'm incapable of learning new things or evolving. LOL I understand completely. I try my best to keep up with new releases and have built a considerate modern techno collection, but my brain is still hardwired for the oldskool sound (and tempo). So in stead of the slow and dark promo I was supposed to make, I ended up with an all out classic mix AGAIN
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I don't know how things are were you live, but over here in the Netherlands SL's are rapidly becoming a very rare commodity. And even if a club still has SL's, 9 out of 10 times they are completely worn out and spin like crap.  But enough of me derailing this thread. Here is my (un)fruitful mix for today. Oldskool techno galore, the way I like to end my night. http://soundcloud.com/sjoewe/de-man-met-de-hamer-replicant
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Aah crap Jon. Are you going to get that fixed or tie for something new? My old Nuo 5 blew up on me 2 years ago (blown capacitor in the power unit) , got it fixed but repair isn't cheap most of the times, it set me back well over a $100. Sold it off as soon as it came back and bought my current Xone:92.
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My latest set. Pretty deep and atmospheric techno with a small hint of dubstep. Tracklist: Rolando - Juni (Vinyl Version) Klockwork - Sean (Original mix) DJ Emerson - 12 Monkeys (Pfirter Remix) Leghau - Herborn (Masuki Remix) Giorgos Gatzigristos - Draft (Original mix) Steve Parker - Crawling (Original mix) Ben Klock - Voyage One (Original mix) SP-X - SP17 (Original mix) Shed - With Bag And Baggage (Original mix) Shed - Boom Room (Original mix) Skudge - Convolution (Marcel Fengler Remix) Damon Wild - Minimize Me (Dub Mix) Sasha Carassi - Kromosoma - Ascion Remix Traversable Wormhole - Tachyon (James Ruskin Remix) Jeroen Search - Resonance 1 Shifted - Drained (Original mix) The Spaceape & Martyn - Is this insanity? (Ben Klock Mix) Perc - Purple Go Hiyama - Postmodern (Lucy Remix) James Ruskin-Massk (Original mix) Marcel Dettmann - Scourer (Original mix) British Murder Boys - All the Saints Have Been Hung (Original mix) Jeroen Search - Untold (Mr. Mau Epic Depth Remix) Shifted - Junk (Original mix) Milton Bustamante - Signal (Original mix) Steve Lorenz - Abstraction (Damon Wild's Phonic Mix) Function - Disaffected (Original mix) Inigo Kennedy - Quagmire (Original mix) Oscar Mulero - Ceres (Original mix) Traversable Wormhole - Traversing the Astroid Belt (Monoloc Remix) [Including my rookie faderfail] Kevin Saunderson - Bounce Your Body To the Box (Mike Shannon Remix) Soundcloud Download
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Thanks! Hope to record a decent follow up mix soon, so I'll keep you guys posted.
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Steve Evets posted:Had a listen to this over the weekend. Nice work, that 12 Monkeys remix is a belter. thanks for your comment, I (still) hope to find the time to record a decent follow up to this mix. I'm waiting for some pretty neat records to be delivered.
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MechanizedDeath posted:Hey all, Good comeback, nice to see someone here knows his Detroit classics.
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Well, as an European I can clearly see a difference between the American way and the European way of DJ'ing. From a distance it seems that DJ'ing in the US seems to be focussed on bars, with high competition to get in and good money to be made, with a residency as a key goal. Hence a focus on crowdpleasing and keeping the liquor flowing. What strikes as a me European is that in America, as a result of this (?), you have a whole different way of interpreting music. First of all the sets that are posted here are much more eclectic than they are on my side of the ocean. If you would go from techhouse to dubstep to drum 'n bass in a one hour set, people over here would start throwing bricks at your head. Seriously, I'm not kidding. And secondly it seems that the crowd comes before the music, while over here clubs and bars mostly stick to a specific genre (per night) and the crowds adapts to that. So here in the Netherlands it's almost the exact opposite to the situation in the US. Getting gigs at bars is about the easiest thing you can imagine, because in the end everyone here want to be booked as a 'club' DJ. We have more solitary events that are thrown by a number of crews. So you don't have much residencies anymore, you get booked for one night at a time, doing what you do best, so unless you host your own night, you don't have regular gigs. These nights have a very specific musical focus (mainly deephouse/techhouse/techno) a, thus being on top of your game with cutting edge tracks is much more appreciated as the people who come out to these types of events really want to be part of an avant garde. But then again everyone wants to be that groundbreaking DJ, so competition is fierce in its own way. Sjoewe fucked around with this message at 10:37 on Mar 25, 2011 |
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Socket Ryanist posted:Sjoewe, in europe do clubs usually do their own bookings or are they usually rented out by independent promoters? Here both are common, although independent promoters usually throw the better nights because they tend to book better talent. Until a couple of years ago it used to be clubs doing their own bookings, but that has been on a down slope ever since the recent economic recession. Most clubs in (my country) nowadays work with independent promoters, as this model guarantees a minimum income for the club owners and there are only a few clubs left that get by doing their own bookings because they have developed their own unique sound, like Berghain in Berlin, or Fabric in London. So funny enough, it's kind of opposite over here. These high end clubnights tend to be a bit more experimental (but not the mainstream clubs of coarse) and the independent promoters are forced to book (slightly) more commercial names along the experimental ones 'because the rent id too goddamn high' to take too much of a chance. Socket Ryanist posted:Also how openly are drugs sold and consumed in clubs where you are? In the US we have laws that basically force venue owners to actively seek and kick out drug users/dealers or face prosecution, so at least around here people who like to take drugs usually stick to warehouse/art gallery parties (which have better music anyhow) Well it's hard to say. Being from the Netherlands, I don't want to feed the stereotype that we and the rest of Europe are all hedonistic partydruggers  But then again I think that you would find that drug-use in clubs here is common and sort of accepted. 'Everybody' does it, and everyone knows that it's happening, which is probably a result of the avantgardists who have always been closely connected with the club scene in Europe. (like Tresor, or the late club Roxy in Amsterdam) So yeah, there is more drug use in clubs, however the police recently has begun to crack down on clubs and their owners, forcing them to do something against drugs and to take action against the problems that come with drug use. Which in its own right has sparked the rebirth of a very lively ravescene among the same artistic crowd that formed the backbone of the clubscene. So the rules aren't set in stone. Sjoewe fucked around with this message at 11:08 on Mar 25, 2011 |
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Made a new mix. http://soundcloud.com/sjoewe/avex-lemarto-lullabies-after Mostly deep and driving slow pace techno, one for the afterhours. No tracklisting, but I can probably name the tracks if requested.
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tylertfb posted:Did a quick 40 min mix tonight. Have some techno. Good mix, excellent selection, should have been an hour longer though 
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With vinyl everyone has their own way of making corrections, I typically blend a lot of techniques together: grabbing the spindle, tapping the rim, tapping the label, riding the pitchfader and I learned this neet trick the other day... When playing 33rpm records hold one finger on the 33rpm button, and quickly tap the 45rpm button with the other. Takes a few tries to get the hang of it, but it's very smooth if you get it. Of coarse you still need to adjust the pitch afterwards.
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mrfart posted:Great mix. Thank man, much appreciated I dug up the trackslist for you, there were some unreleased tracks in there so I was a bit reluctant to post it straight up with the mix.  Serendipitaet posted:I'm really enjoying this a lot. Also I noticed that you're from Utrecht! My friend and I are both studying in Groningen. Thanks bro. Dutchies represent! I would love to do a gig in Groningen sometime, you guys got a pretty neat scene going there.
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