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| PVD fanatic |
i got it guys, i apoligze for spamming, it definitely won't happen again. I am just trying to get as much feedback as I could, and I'm sorry that I went about it the wrong way.
as far as sounding too much like pvd, tracklist wise .. it's just tough filtering through songs, u know what I mean? i listen to pvd mainly, so mainly after hearing his sets, I'll pick songs through his livesets, that i like. I listen to other dj's too of course, but when buying records, there are sooo much out there, it's hard to find the time to go through all of them and finding what you like. So i've been prone to paul van dyk played songs, only cause it's what i've been most exposed to , you know what I mean? I don't mean to clone you i trust you, but being a rather new dj, it's the easiest way for me to find songs that I like. I hope to move on and find my own musical tastes, just at the moment i'm just trying to narrow down what I'm listening to, and playing. It takes a LOT of time to go out, and listen to every sample of every record, on every website, u know? maybe someone has some suggestions on what they do, or how they go about listenign to new tracks that are out?
And yes Dave, I really appreicate your feedback, whether good or bad. No biggie to mean, i'ts all feedback, and it's all helpful. Dave has not done anything wrong, and his frankness is appreciated by me. I like his comments on my mixing and liveset, I asked for them completely, and he is cool enough to take the time out to do so. SO once again, thanks dave. thanks everyone for listening again. |
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| PVD fanatic |
| quote: | sorry lam, if i didn't know u, i'd delete ur thread if i saw it posted in every local thread. it is spamming
but yeah, looks like you're going the ol arturo route, pvd cloning. which is good, but after awhile we all move on in our musical tastes right?
best of luck chris |
no absolutely right chris.. I learned my lesson as far as posting into many forums.
and yes, i understand about playying to many pvd tracks... i explain in the previous post my situation. but thansk for taking a listen and commenting, i appreciate it. |
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| Porky |
| quote: | Originally posted by PVD fanatic
It takes a LOT of time to go out, and listen to every sample of every record, on every website, u know? |
it's all about passion lam
ppl can distinguish genuine passion/talent from the flakes
the question is.. how devoted are you?
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| PVD fanatic |
| quote: | it's all about passion lam
ppl can distinguish genuine passion/talent from the flakes |
absolutely, I agree ... but at the same time, I have to pay the bills... hopefully one day dj'ing will pay my bills.
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| wolverine16 |
| quote: | Originally posted by PVD fanatic
I hope to move on and find my own musical tastes, just at the moment i'm just trying to narrow down what I'm listening to, and playing. It takes a LOT of time to go out, and listen to every sample of every record, on every website, u know? maybe someone has some suggestions on what they do, or how they go about listenign to new tracks that are out?
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You don't have to know every song that's out there, but maybe take what you like from PVD and look at what a few others you like play as well. Great ways that I have found are to simply check the New Music forum and see what people recommend and then check out some online record stores that give you 2 or 3 minute sound clips, along with possibly the best way: listening to online radio shows, which feature lots of new tunes and also give you an idea of how they sound being mixed into others. There's a lot of shows out there you can stream for any style you like, with Armin, PVD, MArkus Schulz, Oakenfold, Filo & Peri, Blank & Jones and many many others having shows regularly. |
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