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| eRRaTiK |
| refer to the sig :cool: |
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| muli |
The best DJ/Producer combos are ones that start as DJs FIRST, then get into producing.
I think they make better tracks too, because they have a feel for the dance floor.
I also think it depends on the scene, in Australia it dosn't matter what you do, cause producing your own tracks isn't going to get you that much more respect from a promoter. If you want to go international, then yes, producing is what you need to excel.
For me, i'm happy playing in AU, i don't want to be the next John Digweed touring the world, i'm happy playing the smaller clubs in Sydney a few times a month and rocking the dancefloor.
yes of course i would love to play one of the bigger parties both here and overseas, but the reality of it is, will that ever happen? |
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| BinaryRefined |
i think the title of this thread is obvious, who would ever assume that a good DJ is a good producer and vice versa.
its similar to comparing a song writer to a performer. |
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| eRRaTiK |
| quote: | Originally posted by muli
yes of course i would love to play one of the bigger parties both here and overseas, but the reality of it is, will that ever happen? |
it could if you were talented and determined enough :)
also helps if you've got good overseas contacts.
| quote: | Originally posted by BinaryRefined
who would ever assume that a good DJ is a good producer and vice versa. |
many people do.
check out this thread in music discussion about the same topic. |
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| tachyon |
a discussion which sparked at least once at some point when having a night out! :toothless
personal opinion, can't really compare DJing skill with producing skill. having said that, I have more respect for DJs who have mastered their skill well, because they can turn even the most obscure tracks into a dancefloor monster!
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| eRRaTiK |
Ferry @ montreal
| quote: | 02. Ferry Corsten vs. The Thrillseekers - Sublime (The Thrillseekers Remix)
03. System F - Underwater
08. Ferry Corsten - Galaxia
09. BT feat. JC Chasez - The Force Of Gravity (Ferry Corsten Remake)
10. Ferry Corsten - Sweet Sorrow (The Thrillseekers Remix)
11. FB feat. Edun - Who's Knocking ? (Ferry Corsten Remix)
12. Ferry Corsten - Insolation
17. Ferry Corsten - Kyoto
19. The Thrillseekers - Synaesthesia 2004 (Ferry Corsten Remix)
20. Ferry Corsten - I Love You
21. Ferry Corsten - Right Of Way (Original Mix)
22. Ferry Corsten - Punk
23. Ferry Corsten - Rock Your Body, Rock (Ferry Corsten Remix)
24. Ferry Corsten - It's Time (Ferry Corsten's New Flashover Mix)
25. Ferry Corsten feat. Shelley Harland - Holding On (Ferry Corsten's Flashover Mix)
26. Ferry Corsten - Cubikated
33. William Orbit - Barber's Adagio For Strings (Ferry Corsten Remix)
37. Elles de Graaf - Show You My World (Ferry Corsten Remix)
42. Ferry Corsten - Star Traveller (Extended Mix)
43. System F - Cry (Oliver Lieb Remix)
44. Aven - All I Wanna Do (Ferry Corsten Remix)
45. Gouryella - Ligaya (Original Mix) |
now see... to me that's overkill (particularly 19-26).
what's he trying to be?
a dj should play other peoples' tracks more than their own. seeing more of this from tiesto (TIC & TIC2 bah!), ferry and to a lesser extent avb. Less about dj'g and more about selling their own productions methinks.
i'll leave it to xenon to put in that awesome quote from Desyn Masiello :p |
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| Antistatic |
| lol yeah he's gone a bit pete tong |
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| DaveBegic |
| ok i agree with you erratik.. i actually heard a recent ferry set which i think was a bomb ass set.. it had like umm obviously synaesthesia and the rest in it, but also para siempre towards the start. |
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