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Does anyone else think this is AWESOME? :) Posted on: 30.06.2012 by Noriko Lebowitz A video I found of Laid Back Luke recreating "One" by Swedish House Mafia with a loop and pitch fader. I thought it was insane! Thoughts?
Isa Erik 05.07.2012	Originally Posted by Yul I believe it was a cool transition to the next track. ...just too long. he should have shortened the loop quicker and started playing "One" immediately. also, i respect him even for his commercial house remixes (Martin Solveig's "I Want You" is one of my fav's)
Joselyn Supina 04.07.2012	Originally Posted by coupon wonder why no one posted this..now THIS is dragged. I like how the crowd doesn't really know what to do in the vid. Seriously though, he does the whole Seven Nation Army bit and doesn't even drop into it. The concept of plooping intrigues me, but it doesn't seem like something you should do for longer than a few seconds. Seems like a decent way to transition into a track with a dramatic bpm change...just ploop for a few seconds down/up to the new beat...doing it for minutes sounds messy to me.
Lela Umanskaya 03.07.2012	Originally Posted by DJKyleHughes A video I found of Laid Back Luke recreating "One" by Swedish House Mafia with a loop and pitch fader. I thought it was insane! Thoughts? No I'm sure some people dig it, just not for me. Years back I watched DJ Dopey recreate Iron Man using the pitch fader on his TT, I don't even like turntable-ism and I though that was cool. Also, that UMC video is a fucking joke. If you're going to try to show off at least try to do so in tune.
Noriko Lebowitz 03.07.2012	Originally Posted by coupon wonder why no one posted this..now THIS is dragged. he went waaay overboard that time.
Joesph Kasian 02.07.2012	Originally Posted by Patch It's not a bad idea, it's like anything else. Practice enough and it will sound good. I believe if LBL had practiced this for a month, THEN unleashed it, we'd be having a very different thread right now. There's nothing to practice beyond what he's doing - you learn where on the pitch control the notes are, dependent on the pitch radius setting, then do it out - section before was just to get the kids hyped, and it worked. A great video.
Eloy Kiepke 01.07.2012	Originally Posted by synthet1c You need to make the distinction whether you like it because of the act of performing it or the sound it makes. I appreciate the technical side but don't like the sound it makes, that is enough to not like it as sound is more important... lbl also let it drag on way too long. ^that. exactly. cool idea, but it sounded like shit. Honestly when i saw shiftee make that fucking "plooping" video i thought that was the worst idea EVER, and nobody would ever be dumb enough to try to actually do that... and it still is stupid, but i kind of appreciate the attempt on luke's part.
Isa Erik 05.07.2012	Originally Posted by Yul I believe it was a cool transition to the next track. ...just too long. he should have shortened the loop quicker and started playing "One" immediately. also, i respect him even for his commercial house remixes (Martin Solveig's "I Want You" is one of my fav's)
Brunilda Kora 04.07.2012	Originally Posted by loverocket I saw Carl Cox do a mediocre 30 minute set I bet you didn't.
Jerica Salava 04.07.2012	crap... noise .....more crap .... crowd sounding awesome ..... more noisy crap .... then Benni Benassi ??? WTF? This is why I live in Miami and I've only been to Ultra once for 2 hours. I saw Carl Cox do a mediocre 30 minute set and I saw Paul Oakenfold storm off the stage in the middle of his crappy trance set. The rest of my minutes were spent wandering aimlessly searching for good music. You will not steal my ca$h again Ultra.
Johnna Callery 04.07.2012	thank god he put One on finally, cause that sounded like crap
Joselyn Supina 04.07.2012	Originally Posted by coupon wonder why no one posted this..now THIS is dragged. I like how the crowd doesn't really know what to do in the vid. Seriously though, he does the whole Seven Nation Army bit and doesn't even drop into it. The concept of plooping intrigues me, but it doesn't seem like something you should do for longer than a few seconds. Seems like a decent way to transition into a track with a dramatic bpm change...just ploop for a few seconds down/up to the new beat...doing it for minutes sounds messy to me.
Rodger Seferovic 03.07.2012	I thought it was fine!
Molly Moszer 03.07.2012	I thought it was a great demonstration of his skills, like sure it doesn't fit perfectly into the mix but it still sounded pretty cool and I for one know I would have gone crazy if I had seen it live. I obviously don't wanna hear a set full of just that but for a minute or so it's cool.
Lela Umanskaya 03.07.2012	Originally Posted by DJKyleHughes A video I found of Laid Back Luke recreating "One" by Swedish House Mafia with a loop and pitch fader. I thought it was insane! Thoughts? No I'm sure some people dig it, just not for me. Years back I watched DJ Dopey recreate Iron Man using the pitch fader on his TT, I don't even like turntable-ism and I though that was cool. Also, that UMC video is a fucking joke. If you're going to try to show off at least try to do so in tune.
Noriko Lebowitz 03.07.2012	Originally Posted by coupon wonder why no one posted this..now THIS is dragged. he went waaay overboard that time.
Ashlea Retzlaff 03.07.2012	wonder why no one posted this..now THIS is dragged.
Noriko Lebowitz 03.07.2012	I've been playing around with it for a few hours and have it down pretty well. It's not very difficult.
Joesph Kasian 02.07.2012	Originally Posted by Patch It's not a bad idea, it's like anything else. Practice enough and it will sound good. I believe if LBL had practiced this for a month, THEN unleashed it, we'd be having a very different thread right now. There's nothing to practice beyond what he's doing - you learn where on the pitch control the notes are, dependent on the pitch radius setting, then do it out - section before was just to get the kids hyped, and it worked. A great video.
Brunilda Kora 02.07.2012	It's not a bad idea, it's like anything else. Practice enough and it will sound good. I believe if LBL had practiced this for a month, THEN unleashed it, we'd be having a very different thread right now.
Eloy Kiepke 01.07.2012	Originally Posted by synthet1c You need to make the distinction whether you like it because of the act of performing it or the sound it makes. I appreciate the technical side but don't like the sound it makes, that is enough to not like it as sound is more important... lbl also let it drag on way too long. ^that. exactly. cool idea, but it sounded like shit. Honestly when i saw shiftee make that fucking "plooping" video i thought that was the worst idea EVER, and nobody would ever be dumb enough to try to actually do that... and it still is stupid, but i kind of appreciate the attempt on luke's part.
Jonathan Chiuchiolo 01.07.2012	You need to make the distinction whether you like it because of the act of performing it or the sound it makes. I appreciate the technical side but don't like the sound it makes, that is enough to not like it as sound is more important... lbl also let it drag on way too long.
Augustus Nestegard 01.07.2012	You guys hate on people for just mixing song a into b. Then somebody with more musical talent than anyone on here decides to use CDJs to do shit most of you couldn't do with controllers then it is "shit" mainly because it is a popular song. If you've ever seen LL you know he keeps the crowd going. There is a reason he is a big act
Erich Vallabhaneni 01.07.2012	I kinda dug it. He did the beat to seven nation army first, and I believe it would have been better to just go to The Glitch Mob's SNA cover, but I thought it sounded pretty cool and as long as he's having fun and so is the crowd who are we to judge.
Nereida Jasnoch 01.07.2012	All I was believeing was: "get on with it." But it's nice to see a refreshingly original transition.
Brunilda Kora 01.07.2012	It's not difficult - but it takes A LOT of practice. Don't forget, you've got the whole pitch range (+/-8% on Technics) at both speeds (33 1/3 and and 45) - that's a LOT of possible notes! A lot of dance tunes (in fact, tunes in general) only use 3 or 4 notes in their melodies. Find a tune where the notes are within the range of the ones reproducable with a tone (or ploop) and the pitch range on TT's and start practicing. I'm guessing it was pretty easy to work out - LBL sounded like he'd figured it out that day, while Dexta NAILED every note and tweak and clearly had practiced for hours over a period of (I suspect) months.
Tommie Siefkes 01.07.2012	Originally Posted by Patch His rendition of 7 Nation Army was a bit sloppy - the the SHM part wasn't (that) terrible. This is nothing that has not been done before by turntablists. In fact, they've been doing it for MINIMUM 20 YEARS! Now this is awesome....laid back luke doing that sHm one is shit the concept behind doing it is good but he just can't pull it off, in the couple of mixes that has being posted up saying this mix/trick is amazing need their ear's cleaned out.... isn't there anyone who'd care to give it a try and post there result's?
Georgina Schatzman 02.07.2012	Originally Posted by loverocket thanks for ruining the dancefloor Luke. I would have instantly asked for the tab. You rule
Brunilda Kora 01.07.2012	His rendition of 7 Nation Army was a bit sloppy - the the SHM part wasn't (that) terrible. This is nothing that has not been done before by turntablists. In fact, they've been doing it for MINIMUM 20 YEARS!
Joesph Kasian 01.07.2012	Originally Posted by kryptonitekillz That sounded HORRIBLE Says the guy with alllllll that tech and still not able to do it....bless
Delmar Hungler 01.07.2012	come on if you were a regular, drunk, commercial loving punter like those in the video that would of sounded amazing
Ellyn Zbranek 01.07.2012	That sounded HORRIBLE
Kecia Wnukowski 01.07.2012	I believe it was a cool transition to the next track.
Random X 01.07.2012	True!
Basil Forshee 01.07.2012	It's a shame considering the fact that Laidback Luke once made and spinned TECHNO...
Ulysses Vittetoe 01.07.2012	LL surely isn't another Richie Hawtin or Tenaglia, but he does some cool stuff behind the decks and he's a fairly humble guy. Props.
Jonathan Chiuchiolo 01.07.2012	Originally Posted by Xonetacular If you go to see laidback luke you are going to see him mix this year's beatport top 10 with last year's beatport top 10- that's just what he plays. LMAO!
Random X 01.07.2012	Laidback Luke has fun behind the decks. Nowadays it's more mainstream/commercial, though he is no slouch. And also, Pioneer Benelux has had him doing quite some shows with their latest gear for a reason. (Creativity and having fun)
Romelia Stankard 01.07.2012	Originally Posted by loverocket If I go see Laidback Luke I don't want to hear Swedish Mafia. Fine if he wants to throw in a little spoof on them, but the 50 seconds of shit he did to lead in was rubbish. > If you go to see laidback luke you are going to see him mix this year's beatport top 10 with last year's beatport top 10- that's just what he plays.
Noriko Lebowitz 01.07.2012	Fair enough, but I really don't believe all of those people were there to see him. I really believe they were more excited to hear a popular song being introduced like that. Some of them might not have even cared who he was.
Jerica Salava 01.07.2012	Originally Posted by loverocket If I go see Laidback Luke I don't want to hear Swedish Mafia. Fine if he wants to throw in a little spoof on them, but the 50 seconds of shit he did to lead in was rubbish. > sorry peeps. this is driving me crazy. that ONE track is shit. sounds like a monkey on keys. >

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